There are six midweek matches as the Premier League season heads towards a conclusion.
With issues still to be settled at both ends, Press Association Sport examines the key talking points.
Relegation battle intensifies
Terriers out to bite Blues
90′ FULL-TIME #mancity 0-0 #htafc: A valiant team performance from Town that epitomised the Terrier Spirit in the group. What an effort! ? (AT)
— Huddersfield Town (@htafcdotcom) May 6, 2018
Both Saints and the Swans have Huddersfield, three points better off but with the worst goal difference, in their sights. However the Terriers thumbed their noses at everyone who said they would not pick up another point during their nightmare run-in by doing just that at Manchester City. Next up is a trip to a Chelsea side back in with a chance of a top-four finish. So no chance of picking up a point there, either, surely?
Chelsea ready to pounce
Hammer time for Jose
#MUFC are back in action on Thursday night, when we travel to West Ham United for our final @PremierLeague away game of the season. pic.twitter.com/wa6iMRrxgH
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) May 7, 2018
There is some mild jeopardy to be found above, too, with Manchester United still not guaranteed second place. They should have all but wrapped up the coveted runners-up spot at Brighton on Friday night but instead crashed 1-0 to leave Jose Mourinho again questioning the performances of some of his players. A trip to West Ham is up next, a club never averse to making life as uncomfortable as possible for United. Or they might just roll over as they have so many times previously this season.
Puel in peril?
