On Friday evening, Manchester City host the Premier League’s form team, Wolverhampton Wanderers. Saturday sees Aston Villa host Fulham, while Newcastle make the long journey to Brighton and Chelsea host champions Liverpool a day later.

Manchester City’s hopes of finishing in the top five earned a major boost on Thursday night as Brentford secured a shock 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest at the City Ground. A win would have moved Forest back into third and pushed City down into fifth.

The 2-0 defeat leaves Forest in sixth spot with five teams battling it out for the remaining three Champions League qualification places. Forest trave to Crystal Palace on Monday before a home game with Leicester on May 11 should bring three crucial points.

Manchester City's under-21s host Arsenal in their latest Premier League 2 play-off, having beaten Liverpool in the last round.

City win at the Molineux came against a much less steady Wolves team. The same score line seems reasonable. Manchester City 2-1 Wolves.