Arsenal humbled away at Spurs leaving it all to play for with 2 games remaining this season, Arsenal face Newcastle away next City at Wolves with 4 goals including a weak foot hat-trick sealing a 5-1 win to go back to being 3 points clear of second placed Liverpool. Monday after Spurs host Burnley on Sunday. Kevin De Bruyne stole the show for Chelsea needed a win against Leeds to get back into some form before the FA Cup Final against Liverpool at Wembley Saturday afternoon.

Liverpool were held to a draw at home against Tottenham in a result that does neither side any good in both the race for the title and top four. Manchester City capitalised against Newcastle in emphatic fashion with a 5-0 win against Newcastle whilst Arsenal took a 4 point lead over Tottenham going into the North London Derby this Thursday. Man Utd were embarrassed again this season, this time at Brighton who put 4 past them with no reply as Chelsea also continue their poor form letting a 2 goal lead slip to draw against Wolves at Stamford Bridge.

This weeks show was around City's surprise exit in Madrid as another season goes by where Manchester City and Pep Guardiola miss out on the coveted European trophy. Liverpool overcame a first half scare against Emery's Villarreal to get through to there third final in five years, this time looking for revenge against a Real Madrid side who beat them in the same final in 2018. In this weekends biggest fixture Spurs look to keep up pace in there top four race but have to visit a Liverpool side fighting on all fronts for a quadruple whilst Arsenal welcome relegation threatened Leeds to the Emirates.

In this weekend's biggest upset Frank Lampard got a much needed boost with 3 points against former club Chelsea who are ending the season in terrible form heading into an FA Cup final next weekend. Arsenal didn't fold under the pressure of Tottenham's 3 points against Leicester by fighting to a hard fought, perhaps undeserved victory at West Ham. Manchester City and Liverpool picked up away wins as the title race nears the finish line with both clubs looking strong fighting on multiple fronts.

In this week's GW35 preview we discuss the first legs of Man City and Liverpool's Champions League semi-final fixtures as well as the only midweek fixture in the Premier League, with Chelsea taking a point at Old Trafford. The panel also discuss Arsenal's visit to West Ham as well as Spurs against Leicester in the top 4 race.

Manchester City added to there goal difference with a comprehensive 5-1 victory over Watford whilst Liverpool were made to work for there 2-0 win in the Merseyside derby. The top 4 race took another twist as Spurs dropped points again, with Arsenal capitalising by beating Man Utd at the Emirates to now sit 2 points clear of Spurs in 4th.

This week saw Liverpool coast past Manchester Utd again and Arsenal keep there top four hopes alive with a shock win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Arsenal take on Manchester Utd this weekend looking to build on the Chelsea win whilst Tottenham, off the back of the loss to Brighton, travel to an in form Brentford. Man City welcome Watford looking to put pressure on before Sunday's Merseyside derby with Liverpool hosting Everton.

Liverpool overcame a late City fight back to book there place in next months FA Cup Final alongside Chelsea who beat Vieira's Crystal Palace. In Premier League action Manchester Utd capitalised on dropped points from Spurs and Arsenal to keep top four hopes alive.

Manchester City overcame a tough Simeone side to advance whilst Liverpool were held 3-3 at Anfield, advancing on aggregate after the first leg win. Chelsea however fell short after a hard fought win at the Bernabau against Real Madrid saw them crash out 5-4 over both legs after extra time. The FA Cup takes the headlines this weekend but Spurs, Arsenal and Utd all have crucial games in the race for top four.

In what was deemed a title decider, Manchester City were held by Liverpool at the Etihad leaving it all up for grabs heading into the final few games of the season. Conte and Spurs take advantage of Arsenal losing for the second time this week and looking strong favourites for the coveted top 4 spot and Champions League football next season. Man Utd lost to Lampard's relegation threatened Everton whilst Chelsea bounced back in emphatic fashion with a 6-0 away win at Southampton.