Manchester City can win the Premier League title against Manchester United on Saturday afternoon in one of the biggest Manchester derbies in recent years, but can Pep Guardiola's side recover from the devastating defeat to Liverpool in the Champions League?
In one of the most packed weekend's of the season thus far, Pep Guardiola will come up against his old foe Jose Mourinho in Saturday's late kick-off, with the game getting under way at 5:30pm.
Although there's some unspectacular 3pm fixtures on Saturday, the early kick-off is an absolute monster.
Everton host arguably the most dangerous side in the Premier League right now, Liverpool, in what is guaranteed to be a feisty Merseyside Derby.
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Mo Salah will be looking to add to his already impressive tally of 38 goals this season, with previous doubts over his fitness being squashed earlier after he was replaced during their Champions League win against Manchester City.
According to reports, there is a small chance that he will miss the game.
On Sunday afternoon, Arsenal come up against Southampton in the early kick-off at 14:15, while Chelsea face West Ham at Stamford Bridge at 16:30.
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Before the game at Stamford Bridge, though, Real Madrid will host Atletico Madrid in the Madrid derby as Cristiano Ronaldo looks to continue his goal scoring form.
Ronaldo joined Real Madrid's first training session ahead of the Atletico Madrid game this afternoon.
What a weekend of football we have in store!
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