Premier League – 32nd race: Liverpool wants to celebrate renewals with another step for the title

The hourglass in this year Premier League constantly and emptying and we are essentially waiting for when the Liverpool It will also win the championship mathematically. The “reds”, though in their latest games, have a racing sediment, remain 11 points in front of the Arsenal And essentially to lose this title it needs a normal suicide.

For the 32nd championship match the Liverpool will host at “Anfield” West Ham in order to return back to the victorious results. Last week the Fulham managed with great overturn to force the “reds” to 3-2 defeat and in conjunction with the blockade from the Champions Leaguehis lost final League Cupbut also the premature “goodbye” from the FA Cup has created a little anxiety for the team’s friends.

But smiles remain wide in the Liverpoolwith his Mohammed Salah to renew his contract with the team, while the order takes the Virgil van Dyk.

Of course, there will be a very “dear” opposite to her. West Hamwith the “hammers” this year disappointing with their appearances, as they are in 16th place with just 35 points. There is no real risk of relegation again but again the team’s racing image is not justified with the quality of its roster.

For the same racing or Manchester City will host the Crystal Palacewhich goes terribly in the away games, with the “eagles” having seven lifting wins and one draw in their last eight games away from their … home.

The “citizens”, of course, want the victory at all costs to continue dynamically in the struggle they give to capture a place in the coming Champions League.

In detail the program of the 32nd race:

Saturday 12/04

Manchester City-Christal Palace (14:30)

Brighton-Lester (17:00)

Nottingham Forest-Everton (17:00)

Southampton-Haston Villa (17:00)

Arsenal-Brandford (19:30)

Sunday 13/04

Chelsea-Psichi (16:00)

Liverpool-West Ham (16:00)

Wolves-Tottenam (16:00)

Newcastle-Manchester United (18:30)

Monday 14/04

Bournemouth-Foulam (22:00)

The next (33rd) racing:

Saturday 19/04

Brdford-Braton (17:00)

Crystal Palace-Bornmouth (17:00)

Everton-Manchester City (17:00)

West Ham-Southampton (17:00)

Aston Villa-Nyukastl (19:30)

Sunday 20/04

Fullam-Chelsea (16:00)

Hipputs-Arsenal (16:00)

Manchester City-Gulves (16:00)

Leicester-Liverpool (18:30)

Monday 21/04

Tottenham-Notingham Forest (22:00)

Postponement 29th match:

Wednesday 16/04

Newcastle-Christal Palace (21:30)