The Premier League returns after the break for the FA Cup. Matchday 30 has no matches on Friday or Saturday morning. Matchday 30 kicks off with Burnley vs Bournemouth and Sunderland vs Brighton. Iraola's side visit a rival with little chance of survival, so they have a good opportunity to get into the European places. The same goes for Sunderland and Brighton, who no longer have any relegation worries.

At 5:30 p.m., leaders Arsenal host Everton. Arteta's side may have their minds on the Champions League, but they cannot afford to be distracted by an opponent who are in good form and fighting to return to Europe. At the same time, Chelsea host Newcastle in a clash between two Champions League teams. The Stamford Bridge side are playing for a place in the top five.

Saturday's action concludes at 8:00 pm at the London Stadium, where West Ham and Manchester City face off in a key match for survival and the title. The Londoners know that every point counts, while Guardiola's side cannot afford to drop any more points if they want to be in contention to win the Champions League. The key will be to see how City reacts after their heavy defeat to Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu.

European places and relegation at stake on Sunday

Sunday kicks off with three matches at 2pm. Crystal Palace, mid-table and with their minds set on the Conference League, host a Leeds United side in desperate need of points, as they are three points above the relegation zone. Manchester United and Aston Villa, tied on 51 points, face off in a direct battle for a place in next season's Champions League. The round ends with a match between Nottingham Forest, in danger of relegation, and Fulham, who are fighting for a place in Europe.

At 4:30 p.m., a very attractive and important match for both teams will be played. At Anfield Road, Liverpool, in need of a ticket to the next Champions League, will face Tottenham, in crisis and one point from relegation. The loser of the match could be seriously affected for the rest of the season, especially the Londoners, who are on the brink of disaster.

Finally, Brentford and Wolves will close out the matchday on Monday 16 March. The London side is immersed in the fight for European places, and if it picks up three points, it will be in with a chance of qualifying for the Champions League. Wolves, meanwhile, are bottom of the table, 12 points adrift of safety, so anything less than three points will bring them even closer to the Championship.

TV channels where you can watch Premier League matchday 30

• Burnley - Bournemouth (14/03 15:00 not televised)
• Sunderland - Brighton (14/03 15:00 not televised
• Arsenal - Everton (14/03 17:30 Sky Sports and Sky Sports Football)
• Chelsea - Newcastle (14/03 17:30 Sky Sports and Sky Sports Premier League)
• West Ham - Manchester City (14/03 20:00 TNT Sports, TNT Sports 1 and Discovery+)
• Crystal Palace - Leeds United (15/03 14:00 Sky Sports Football)
• Manchester City - Aston Villa (15/03 14:00 Sky Sports)
• Nottingham Forest - Fulham (15/03 14:00 Sky Sports Premier League)
• Liverpool - Tottenham (15/03 16:30 Sky Sports and Sky Sports Premier League)
• Brentford - Wolves (16/03 20:00 Sky Sports and Sky Sports Premier League)