It's FA Cup semi-final weekend, folks, so there's a reduction in the amount of Premier League content we'll get to consume.
Manchester United, Chelsea, and Manchester City are all in action at Wembley, meaning there are seven league fixtures scheduled for the weekend.
Gameweek 34 is also a rare instance of Sunday dominating the fixture scheduling as a result of the midweek European action. Aston Villa, West Ham and Liverpool all head into the weekend off the back of their Thursday night travails.
Crunch time has well and truly been reached in the 2023/24 campaign, with every fixture significant at both ends of the table. Here's how sees Gameweek 34 and those FA Cup semi-finals panning out.
There are just a pair of three o'clockers this weekend, with both games having significant implications in the relegation dogfight.
Sheffield United and Burnley are bringing up the rear before they meet at Bramall Lane on Saturday. The Blades are as good as down, but they have certainly been competitive since Chris Wilder returned. Safety also appears unlikely for Burnley after a woeful goalkeeping error saw them drop two points at home to Brighton last weekend.
Brentford eased their relegation fears with a victory over Sheffield United last time out, but they could get dragged back into the fight should they lose at Luton. The Hatters are scrapping and clawing, picking up points where they can. Rob Edwards would've pinpointed this fixture as one they could win during the run-in. Luton are just a point adrift of safety.
There's an FA Cup semi-final to enjoy before Wolves kick-off against title hopefuls Arsenal at Molineux in the late kick-off.
The Gunners endured a wretched eight days ahead of Saturday's game, exiting Europe in midweek after
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