Do you know which team is going to influence the EPL title race outside the obvious favourites – that is, Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City? It has to be Crystal Palace.

There have been far too many title-deciding matches in this season’s English Premier League. This Sunday’s clash between league leaders Liverpool and the second-placed Chelsea could be the last of the breed.

Manchester United has generated more excitement off the field than on the field this season. The excitement will reach its crescendo on this Saturday, when they host relegation-battling Norwich City – for the first time under the stewardship of club

Manchester United has generated more excitement off the field than on the field this season. The excitement will reach its crescendo on this Saturday, when they host relegation-battling Norwich City – for the first time under the stewardship of club

Manchester United’s defeat against Everton last week made Tottenham’s position stronger in the premier league table.

Manchester City’s title push is falling apart. A loss and a draw in the last eight days have considerably evaporated their title hopes. A loss in this match will totally drain their fountain of hope.

This is kind of a strange homecoming for David Moyes. He made his name in Everton, where people really believed he was an exceptional football manager. But he is on the verge of losing all that goodwill at Manchester United.

This match is going to be a dress rehearsal of the FA Cup final at Wembley next month. FA Cup remains the only title hope for the Gunners. And Hull want it as if their entire existence depended on it.

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard summed up nicely the importance of the match against Norwich for his team’s title hopes: “Norwich now become Man City. Norwich become Chelsea. Norwich become Manchester United. That's how big it is. We have got to tr

This match is of great significance to the thriller that the English Premier League title race has become. The last week saw one of the title contenders, Manchester City, slipping up irreversibly. First, they lost against Liverpool on Sunday.