Arsenal, Liverpool & Man City set for tense three-day run in shakeup to final Premier League fixtures as title race heats up

Arsenal will kick off the series of crucial encounters as they travel to face Manchester United on Sunday, May 12. The following day, Liverpool will visit Aston Villa on Monday, May 13, while City will be away at Tottenham on Tuesday, May 14. These matches set the stage for what promises to be a thrilling matchday 37 of the Premier League campaign with the final round slated for Sunday, May 19, marking the culmination of an enthralling season filled with twists and turns.

Originally scheduled for Saturday, May 11, the matches between United and Arsenal, as well as Aston Villa and Liverpool, have been moved to favour broadcast selections. Both fixtures will be broadcast live on Sky Sports in the UK, ensuring widespread coverage for fans across the country.

City's clash with Tottenham was initially set for Sunday, April 21. However, the fixture was postponed due to Erling Haaland & Co. reaching the FA Cup semi-finals, which are scheduled for the weekend of April 20-21. This shift in date has also enabled the match to be televised live on Sky Sports.

In addition to their domestic commitments, Arsenal, Liverpool, and City could also be involved in European competition. If they progress to the semi-finals, they will be in action the week before their penultimate league fixtures. The Champions League second-leg ties are scheduled for May 7 and 8, followed by the Europa League matches on May 9.

In further fixture amendments, Brighton vs Chelsea and United vs Newcastle have also seen a date change. These matches, originally planned for different dates, will now both take place on Wednesday, May 15, due to Chelsea and United's participation in the FA Cup.

With seven league matches still to play, every point will be crucial in determining the eventual champions of England.

The opponents for Arsenal, Liverpool, and City in their penultimate fixtures could all have European football aspirations of their own. Fourth-placed Tottenham and fifth-placed Villa are separated by goal difference, highlighting the competitive nature of the race for European spots. Meanwhile, United, currently in sixth place, will be eager to secure a vital victory against Arsenal to ensure a top-five finish. As the Premier League season reaches its climax, fans can expect an exhilarating conclusion with the title race going down to the wire.