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This is a meeting which depends on how many players will be rested from Tottenham. Twice Spurs have beaten Villa during 2024 over the span of two different seasons, meaning they've achieved a 4-1 victory vs Villa back in November. The key to Spurs putting up a brave face is if Brennan Johnson and Solanke play, as they scored most of the goals in the two matches. Spurs have nothing to play for but pride in the Premiership, meaning finishing ahead of ManU, and that will be a blow ahead of their Europa League final in 5 days' time from this fixture. Villa have been excellent at home since early autumn of last year.

More often than not, this fixture ended in a draw in recent head-to-head encounters. Chelsea was going great guns at some point from the start of the year, winning 5 in a row in all competitions. The recent blow of Jackson getting a red card last match kind of puts their performance now in doubt, although Palmer and Neto can step up and score. Since their match in the Europa Conference League isn't until the 28th of this month, they have time to risk Neto and Palmer. If that happens, Man U could be cooked. Man U has the final of the Europa League vs Spurs in 5 days' time, so they might be resting one or two. Chelsea still has a chance to win a Champions League spot, whereas Man U might be resigned to finishing 17th, or will they accept this fate? Draw still in play.

One duo who can get the listener and the watcher into it at a slow pace. But that's why we have heard this performance or watched it, and we have time to warm up to it come Eurovision time. At least one of the top 4 would be my inclination. They are talented musicians with a unique style, and the song is a bit different.

Piastri did well at Emilia Romagna last year, winning final practice at one time. In a race won by Verstappen with Norris second, Piastri finished 4th, however. That said, McLaren dominated the Miami race and Oscar showed he's got good speed. So, another of that showing and he could be the winner here.

Now a more established driver in F1, especially after sending signals that he can beat the likes of Verstappen and Norris, Piastri might take that momentum into this race. He has a bit to prove given last year's harder time in this race, finishing 4th just outside the podium, but close nevertheless.

The Champions League place-chasing Nottingham Forest have to go to London and win this fixture, as it seems every match now is their must-win game. Yes, Forest got a European spot for next season, but they were in the driving seat to get a much higher honor. Seven times in a row this fixture was won by the home team. Efforts from Odoi, Wood, and Aina will be called for, as they scored against the Hammers in the last two fixtures. An away win is due, unless Forest is collapsing from within. The Hammers got back to winning last time out vs ManU, but they weren't winning in their previous 8 games.

The Gunners were not losing vs Newcastle since 2010 until the recent League Cup fixture back in January. They still have not beaten Arsenal on the road yet in the league since 15 years ago. With Arsenal pretty much playing to get that Champions League spot secured, I don't see them giving up easily to even an in-form Newcastle side.

A fixture in which Man City prevailed 95% of the time or so up until November of last year. This season, the reverse fixture. City right now are involved in securing a Champions League spot for the upcoming season, while Bournemouth have failed to secure a European place at present. City could go back to winning ways here, as AFC lost to Villa last time out and are a side just going through the motions currently, although playing to stay in the Top 10 finish.