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A look back at the weekend's action in the Premier League, featuring all of the goals, news and major talking points from around the top flight.

Fighting on two fronts to secure Champions League football next season, Aston Villa entertain Regis Le Bris' impressive Sunderland - who harbour their own hopes of Europe. (19.

Triumphant at Old Trafford earlier this week, Daniel Farke's Leeds return to Elland Road for the Premier League visit of bottom side Wolves - soundly beaten by West Ham previously. (18.

An under-pressure Eddie Howe pits Newcastle up against former side Bournemouth, who earlier this week learned of head coach Andoni Iraola's intention to leave this summer. (18.

Nottingham Forest eye the prospect of pulling clear of the relegation zone as all-but-relegated Burnley take to the City Ground on Super Sunday. Forest are four games unbeaten. (19.

Another huge moment comes for Spurs as Brighton arrive at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday Night Football looking to inflict another blow to the hosts' survival hopes. (18.

On Super Sunday, the Hill Dickinson Stadium stages its first Merseyside derby as neighbours Everton and Liverpool clash. The Reds' misery continued midweek, bowing out of Europe. (19.

The race for the Premier League title passes through the Etihad as Arsenal face their sternest test yet - a Super Sunday showdown with Pep Guardiola's menacing Manchester City. (19.

A London derby from Selhurst Park as Crystal Palace and West Ham United meet on Monday Night Football. With six games left, West Ham's Premier League future remains in the balance. (20.

On Friday Night Football, Sunderland play host to Nottingham Forest at the Stadium of Light in the Premier League. Sat on 36 points, Forest are five clear of Spurs in 18th place. (24.

Inching closer to safety, Leeds target a third consecutive win with an away trip to Andoni Iraola's European hopefuls Bournemouth, who also come from consecutive wins. (22.

Never a straightforward task for the Reds, Crystal Palace are the visitors at Anfield in the Premier League as Arne Slot's Liverpool attempt to cement their place in the top five. (25.

Ex-boss David Moyes returns to the London Stadium with Everton to face a West Ham side on the brink. The Irons begin the weekend two clear of nearest relegation rivals Spurs. (25.

It's a must-win game for Roberto De Zerbi's Tottenham, who pay a visit to an already-relegated Wolves. Spurs have five games left to drag themselves away from improbable relegation. (25.

Leaders for much of the campaign, it's Arsenal's turn to chase City - starting with a Saturday Night Football encounter against Newcastle. A result puts the Gunners back on top. (25.

Following a monumental win on Sunday, Pep Guardiola's Manchester City eye top spot. Victory here over hosts Burnley would see City leapfrog Premier League leaders Arsenal. (22.

Just a point behind the visitors, Fabian Hurzeler's European hopefuls Brighton host an out-of-form Chelsea, reeling from defeat to United in the race for a top-five finish. (21.

Monday Night Football regulars United play under the Old Trafford lights against Brentford as Michael Carrick's men look to take another step towards Champions League qualification. (27.

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