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The business end of the Premier League campaign continues this weekend, with a top-four clash between Arsenal and Manchester United and a crucial Merseyside derby.

Arsenal reasserted themselves as strong contenders for Champions League qualification with a 4-2 win over Chelsea in midweek, a victory that ended a three-game losing streak. The Gunners are without defeat in their last three home meetings with the Red Devils.

The outcome of the Merseyside derby could have huge implications at the top and bottom of the Premier League. Any slip up by Jurgen Klopp's men will hand the incentive to Manchester City in the title race, whilst a win for 17th-placed Everton would give them a huge survival boost.

Liverpool's title rivals Man City play host to a struggling Watford side that have found themselves seven points from safety. The Citizens have won the last 14 of these meetings in all competitions.

Burnley's 2-0 win over Southampton breathed life into their survival hopes as they now sit just one point off Everton — they entertain a Wolves side that have failed to beat them in the last six meetings. 

The Serie A title race remains a three-horse race — but this weekend's games could prove pivotal in determining the Scudetto.

Second-placed Inter Milan, who are currently two points behind arch-rivals AC Milan with a game in hand, host a Roma side still in contention to finish fourth on Saturday evening. The Nerazzurri have not lost any of their last nine league meetings with Roma.

Leaders Milan travel to Lazio on Sunday, aiming to do something they have not done since 2008-09 — complete a double over Lazio. The Rossoneri go into the match on their longest run of league clean sheets in more than 28 years.

Third-placed Napoli make the trip to woefully out-of-form Empoli, who are looking for their first victory in 17 Serie A outings — no team in the top five leagues is currently on a longer winless run.

Bayern Munich will claim an unprecedented 10th consecutive Bundesliga title this weekend if they beat their rivals Borussia Dortmund on Saturday evening.

The Bavarians are looking to claim an eighth consecutive Der Klassiker victory in all competitions — should they do this, they will become the first team from Europe's top five leagues to win 10 straight titles.

Although the title race is all but over, the fight for Champions League qualification remains wide-open, with just three points separating RB Leipzig in third from Freiburg in fifth.

Europa League semi-finalists Leipzig can extend their unbeaten run to 16 games in all competitions when they host Union Berlin, whilst fourth-placed Bayer Leverkusen travel to relegation destined Greuther Furth and Freiburg entertain Borussia Monchengladbach.

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