When does the Premier League come back and what can we expect?

The Premier League seems to have been in eternity, and bad news is that waiting will continue.

The last round of the node was just last weekend, but since then there has been so much football, including English defeat from Albania on Friday nightthat it was easy to think that it was longer than that.

So, is the usual service continued this weekend?

Not. No, it’s not.

The Fa Cup quarterfinals take place on Saturday and Sunday, which means we have to wait a few more days to return the home league.

On the other hand, there are four guidance ties that rejoice, and Crystal Palace will go to Fulham and Brighton on Saturday, host Nottingham Forest, and Aston Villa visited Preston North End and the Bournemouth meeting of Manchester City on Sunday.

The Premier League continues next in the middle of the week with some shooting games.

Tuesday, April 1

Arsenal v Fulham
Is Arsenal’s title Challenge really over? Men Mikela Artei will go into the game of 12 points behind the table that are Liverpool, but Arne’s slot side has looked less than it has been convincing lately and can still exist an opportunity for artillery, but they can’t afford any omissions in this one.

Wolves v West Ham
Wolves took seven points since their last four league games, but did not expel any fear of relegation. West Ham tread water and will hope that good summer employment will allow Graham Potter to implement its style.

Nottingham Forest V Manchester United
The forest will take care of the injury he has gained Chris Wood on international duty with new Zealand As they watch a strong ending to what was a wonderful season. They have an advantage in five points compared to the fourth -ranked Chelsea and are well placed in the Champions League place. The same cannot be said about Manchester United, who just wants the league season to finish the focus now on the Europa League. Like West Ham, they require summer reset.

World Cup qualifying for New Zealand! 🇳🇿🎉 pic.twitter.com/owrtrt8ds7

– Nottingham Forest (@nffc) March 24, 2025

Wednesday, April 2

Bournemouth v ipswich Town
European hopes of Bournemouth have hit three defeats in four games, but have the opportunity to return in the winning ways when he fights Ipswich’s visit to the Vitality Stadium. For Ipswich, the clock ticks. They are nine points in the course of security with nine games. They have to start winning games and fast.

Brighton V Aston Villa
Brighton is one of the foreign shapes in the Premier League, and running of four wins, and the draw has prevailed hopes to qualify for Europe. Fabian Hurzeler is the seventh, but only two points are fourth -ranked Chelsea. The villa is two places and two points further, but still in the mix.

Manchester City V Leicester City
Two sides that had seasons to forget the conflict on Etihad. City’s hopes in the fifth consecutive title hit the buffers a few months ago, while Leicester is close to security to get back to the championship immediately. The hosts could still end up in the qualified Champions League places, but that would be a scarce comfort.

Newcastle United against Brentford
Whatever happened during the remaining weeks for Newcastle, at least I can say they have They finished their 70-year curse of the trophy after the final victory of the EFL Cup over Liverpool. They start the match in the sixth and will hope that they will enter the Champions League. Brentford has less exalted ambitions, but the end ending and a place in Europe is still a possibility.

Missing days like these. ❤️

Nine days until we go back to the road in @premierleague!! 🙏 pic.twitter.com/12BBZA3KA

– Brentford FC (@Brentfordfc) March 24, 2025

Southampton v Crystal Palace
The season cannot end up quickly enough for Southampton. They lost nine of their last 10 in all competitions and only won nine points in the Premier League. They will play football championship football next season. Palace is 12. And, like Brentford, it is still in the hope of qualifying for Europe.

Liverpool against Everton
Liverpool had a few weeks miserable, leaving the Champions League and losing the EFL Cup final. Who is better to get back on the way from the city rivals of Everton? The Toffees grabbed a controversial, last draw in a reversal fixture, after which it all started. This one could be a feist.

Thursday, April 3rd

Chelsea in Tottenham
Two clubs in transitional stages, but one manages to deal with the other better. The fourth -ranked Chelsea won two of its last three because they look to incorporate a place in the Champions League under Enzo Maresca, while the Spurs are not without a league victory from February 2nd. Ange postecoglou knows that a strong ending is needed if he wants to keep his job.