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The Premier League returns with a mouth-watering set of clashes, with the highlight fixture of the round taking place at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday as Spurs lock horns with Manchester City, which will see Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola renew their long-standing rivalry.
The FA Cup returns to our screens this weekend and our Editor has selected a couple of matches that are definitely worth watching and betting on in the fourth round.
Manchester United travel to Anfield on Sunday where they try to challenge an unbeaten Liverpool side who look like champions-in-waiting.
All eyes will be locked on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this Saturday as Liverpool look to keep up their league dominance and oust yet another one of their rivals as Jurgen Klopp squares up against Jose Mourinho for the first time since THAT day at Anfield, which led to the Portuguese mentor’s departure at Manchester United.
League football takes a break in England, but domestic action continues as the third round of the FA Cup commences this weekend.
Premier League closes out with probably the most exciting fixture of the round as London rivals Spurs and Chelsea settle scores at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday.
Arsenal face a daunting test as they welcome reigning champions Manchester City to the Emirates Stadium on Sunday.
It’s that time of the year once again when two of the biggest clubs in La Liga and world football, Barcelona and Real Madrid, face each other in the El Clasico.
Gameweek 16 of the Premier League serves up a massive showdown as the red and blue halves of Manchester come head to head at the Etihad on Saturday.
League leaders Barcelona will face a stern test when they travel to the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium on Sunday to take on Atletico Madrid.
Match day 15 of the Premier League falls in midweek with most of the focus at Old Trafford on Wednesday as Jose Mourinho returns to Manchester United with his new Tottenham side.
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