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Aston Villa head to Craven Cottage for Saturday’s Premier League matchup, with kickoff set for 12:30 p.m. local time in London. This is a meaningful spot for both sides. Villa entered the weekend fourth in the table and had a chance to strengthen their Champions League position, while Fulham started 12th, only three points behind seventh and five off sixth, so their European chase was still alive too. The recent form makes the handicap a little more interesting than the table alone suggests. Fulham had just drawn 0-0 at Brentford and had failed to score in four of their previous five league matches, but they had also won four of their last six home league games. Villa, meanwhile, had taken

Tottenham travel to Molineux Stadium on Saturday, April 25, for a Premier League match with kickoff set for 10:00 AM ET. The table stakes are brutally clear. Spurs come into the weekend 18th and two points below safety, while Wolves are already relegated after a miserable campaign that has left them bottom of the table with only three league wins. That makes this a desperation spot for Tottenham and, strangely, a freer swing for the home side. That tension matters because the form lines are pulling in opposite directions. Tottenham still have not won a league match in 2026 and are sitting on a 15-game winless run in the Premier League, but Wolves are not arriving completely dead either. They

Everton head to London Stadium on Saturday for a Premier League matchup that matters at both ends of the table. West Ham enter the weekend 17th on 33 points, only two points above the drop zone, while Everton sit 10th on 47 points and still have a realistic shot at finishing higher up the top-half pack. That makes this one pretty tense. West Ham need breathing room. Everton need a response after the derby. There is a second layer to it, too. David Moyes returns to face the club he knows inside out, and West Ham are fully aware that familiarity can cut both ways. The Hammers did follow their 4-0 home win over Wolves with a 0-0 draw at

Liverpool get Crystal Palace at Anfield on Saturday in Premier League Round 34, with kickoff set for 3:00 p.m. BST. This is a meaningful late-season spot for both clubs. Liverpool come in fifth on 55 points and still need a strong finish to lock down Champions League football, while Palace are 13th and still close enough to keep European ambitions alive. U.S. coverage is listed on Peacock and NBC Sports. There is a little extra edge to this one because Palace have already beaten Liverpool three times in all competitions this season, including wins in the league and at Anfield in the League Cup. They also came into this weekend unbeaten in the Premier League since March 1, so this