The debut of the English technical expert Sam Allardyce as Leeds coach, during his visit to etihad stadium This is another of the points of interest of matchday 35 of the Premier, to maintain the rivalry between Manchester City and Arsenal in the fight for the title and will cross many teams with an interest in contesting European tournaments. With four games to go, these are the 5 most interesting matches of matchday 35 of the English league.
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Saturday, 6 / 4:00 pm (DAZN)
Manchester City vs Leeds United
Full of despair after their last defeats and with a new coach, Sam Allardyce, Leeds United arrived at the Etihad Stadium with everything against them in search of a relief victory. Guardiola’s City have been relentless in recent days and the title is well within their grasp. Allardyce, who replaced the Spaniard Javi Gracia, has a big challenge in his first game with the ‘whites’, although in his statistics as a revulsive coach there is data for
Leeds hope so. They won 5 of the first 8 games they played, starting with a bench. Dudley’s coach, who spent the week brainstorming with his players, revealed he had a scoring plan to stop Haaland. Guardiola is considering reserving De Bruyne, who has already recovered, for Tuesday’s game in Madrid.
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Saturday, 6 / 16.00 (DAZN)
Wolverhampton v Aston Villa
Midlands derby at Molineux in Wolverhampton, with Julen Lopetegui’s team hurt by the humiliation suffered at Brighton (6-0) and still not ensuring their permanence in the Premier. He needs two more wins to reach 42 points, the limit of mathematical safety. He will need to quickly recover his best feelings in front of his fans, due to the looming visit of Unai Emery’s ‘villains’, arch-rivals of the ‘wolves’, due to the proximity of Birmingham. Aston Villa are eighth and have not forgotten their European option, clinging to the goalscoring inspiration of Ollie Watkins. The striker, who already has 14 goals, is just two off the club record, held by Dwight Yorke for games played away from Villa Park.
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Saturday 6 / 18.30 (DAZN)
Liverpool vs Brentford
With no margin for error in their late quest for Champions League qualification, it will be imperative that Liverpool hold their nerve in the final four games. In his favor he has the psychic recovery of the Egyptian Salah, his great star. A conversation with Jürgen Klopp after Salah missed his second penalty in a row, in a 2-2 draw with Arsenal on April 9, served to appease the striker, who was once again decisive for his team.
He kept his cool and converted both penalties last week, helping the ‘reds’ to establish their best run of the year. Five consecutive victories and 16 goals were recorded, to dream of the Champions League. It should contain Danish Thomas Frank’s solid Brentford, the most uncomfortable Premier team and the best at grabbing free kicks.
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Sunday, 7 / 17.30 hours (DAZN)
Newcastle United vs Arsenal
A tough game awaits Arsenal at Saint James’ Park. In the latter part of City’s struggle to win the Premier, the ‘gunners’ had the toughest game possible. They will have to make the most of it against the most in-form team in the Premiership, as Eddie Howe’s side, with Isak, Joelinton, Guimaraes and Wilson in fine form, have scored 22 goals in April, where they have a chain of overwhelming success. It is not a party in doubt, because the
The ‘magpies’ will have the heat of a loyal fanbase, who are eager to return to the Champions League.
As a reference to consider in this climate of strong environmental pressure, last year, in the same month of May, Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal fell 2-0 and were swept from the field.
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Sunday, 7 / 20.00 (DAZN)
West Ham vs Manchester United
Three defeats in a row set off a red alert at the London Stadium. With 34 points and only four from Nottingham Forest, the team marking the drop, there is no more room for the ‘hammers’, especially in games in front of their loyal fans. They have to beat the irregular
United de Ten Hag, also urgent after their defeat at Brighton (1-0), because they feel the harassment of Liverpool in the fight for fourth place in the Premier. Hot match for Dennis Moyes’ team, who are excited for their course in the Conference League (he is already a semifinalist) as he has been disappointed by his irregularity in the Premier. Moyes can pose a bolder attack in search of goals, with Jamaican Antonio, English Bowen and Ivorian Cornet, who has recovered from injury.
Source: La Verdad
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