Manchester City will look to reduce Arsenal’s lead at the top of the Premier League back to five points when they welcome Liverpool to the Etihad Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
The Gunners have played a game more than their title rivals, as they host Leeds United in North London on Saturday, after City’s clash with Liverpool.
City also have FA Cup and Champions League commitments to factor in during the course of April as the business end of the season approaches.
Across Manchester at Old Trafford, Man United already have one trophy in the cabinet after winning the Carabao Cup in February.
They are still in the FA Cup as they face a semi-final against Brighton and they remain in the Europa League. The Red Devils are all but out of the title race as they seek to wrap up a top-four spot.
With the season over 75 per cent completed for most clubs, we have put together the best XI of the Premier League campaign so far using ratings from WhoScored. Only players with 20 or more games played have been included - agree with the picks?
1. Bernd Leno - 7
The Fulham goalkeeper has made an incredible 100 saves this season. The club are ninth in the table and chasing a possible European place after a stellar first season back in the top flight.
2. Kieran Trippier - 7.5
The Newcastle defender has enjoyed a fine campaign for the Magpies, who have their eyes on a top-four spot. He has five assists, along with one goal while averaging two tackles per game.
3. Fabian Schar - 7.1
With the best defence in the league, it is no surprise to see two Newcastle players in the backline. As well as scoring one goal this term, Schar averages 2.8 aerial duels won alongside 1.5 interceptions and 4.1 clearances.
4. Ben Mee - 7
The centre-back has proven an impressive signing for Brentford, who are also in the hunt for a European place. He has three goals and one assist from defence and has won 3.9 aerial duels and made 3.2 clearances per 90.