Premier League fixtures come thick and fast throughout the festive period, and we’re being treated to a full round of matches this weekend.
The most high-profile game comes from Anfield, where north west rivals Liverpool and Manchester United clash.
Historic rivals Liverpool and Manchester United meet for the 201st time on Sunday
The Reds are currently top of the league, and Jose Mourinho will be hoping to knock them off their perch – ending Liverpool’s unbeaten run in the process.
Elsewhere, Liverpool’s closest challengers Manchester City are in action at home to Everton – with talkSPORT bringing you full commentary of Saturday lunchtime’s clash – while Arsenal and Chelsea both have away trips to the south coast, at Southampton and Brighton respectively.
talkSPORT’s Premier League commentaries
Manchester City vs Everton – Saturday, December 15 (kick-off 12:30pm) – CLICK HERE TO LISTEN LIVE
Crystal Palace vs Leicester – Saturday, December 15 (kick-off 3pm) – CLICK HERE TO LISTEN LIVE
Fulham vs West Ham – Saturday, December 15 (kick-off 5:30pm) – CLICK HERE TO LISTEN LIVE
talkSPORT also brings you full commentary of last-place Fulham’s home encounter against London rivals West Ham, while the Saturday 3pm kick-off between Crystal Palace and Leicester will be live on talkSPORT 2.
It is a weekend full of intrigue and it’s sure to be entertaining, but what do the upcoming fixtures mean for the Premier League table?
With help from SportsVisualized, we take a look at how the table can change over the weekend and the potential positions every club could sit come Sunday evening.
You can see the results below…
20. Fulham
Highest possible position – 16th
Lowest possible position – 20th
19. Southampton
Highest possible position – 16th
Lowest possible position – 20th
18. Huddersfield
Highest possible position – 15th
Lowest possible position – 20th
17. Burnley
Highest possible position – 14th
Lowest possible position – 20th
Burnley could end the weekend in last place
16. Crystal Palace
Highest possible position – 14th
Lowest possible position – 20th
15. Newcastle
Highest possible position – 14th
Lowest possible position – 18th
14. Cardiff
Highest possible position – 14th
Lowest possible position – 17th
13. Brighton
Highest possible position – 7th
Lowest possible position – 13th
12. Watford
Highest possible position – 7th
Lowest possible position – 13th
11. West Ham
Highest possible position – 7th
Lowest possible position – 13th
West Ham are one of SEVEN teams separated by just three points
10. Wolves
Highest possible position – 7th
Lowest possible position – 13th
9. Leicester
Highest possible position – 7th
Lowest possible position – 13th
8. Bournemouth
Highest possible position – 6th
Lowest possible position – 13th
7. Everton
Highest possible position – 6th
Lowest possible position – 12th
6. Manchester United
Highest possible position – 6th
Lowest possible position – 8th
5. Arsenal
Highest possible position – 3rd
Lowest possible position – 5th
Arsenal will hope to increase the gap between themselves in fifth and Man United in sixth
4. Chelsea
Highest possible position – 3rd
Lowest possible position – 5th
3. Tottenham
Highest possible position – 3rd
Lowest possible position – 5th
2. Manchester City
Highest possible position – 1st
Lowest possible position – 2nd
1. Liverpool
Highest possible position – 1st
Lowest possible position – 2nd
This story was originally published by talkSPORT
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