April 8, 2021
Comedian Mark Smith is joined by Football365 Editor Sarah Winterburn for this week’s edition of Big Weekend, in association with Paddy Power.
Liverpool have been quite a mad side for a while, but after their incredible performance against Arsenal they then did next to nothing, including running, against Real Madrid. They’re in their worst ever home form so how will they fare against an Aston Villa side who battered them 7-2 when they met last time?
Elsewhere, Crystal Palace host Chelsea. Before midweek you’d argue Roy Hodgson’s men may fancy their chances, but after seeing Chelsea get by Porto, Thomas Tuchel will feel a lot happier about travelling to Selhurst Park…
In arguably the biggest game of the weekend, Tottenham Hotspur host Manchester United, a team who will play in the Europa League before they meet. Can Jose Mourinho get his side to play as well as they did at Old Trafford back in October?
David Moyes is in the mix for Manager of the Season. We repeat. David Moyes is in the mix for Manager of the Season. Jesse Lingard is firing on all cylinders now, but they face a Leicester side who are sensational at times on the road…
And finally, after Newcastle improved so much they got a draw on Sunday, Steve Bruce’s men may need to actually attack again when they visit Turf Moor.
So with Liverpool just being mad, Chelsea being ruthless, Manchester United and Spurs likely to be a draw, West Ham entertaining and Newcastle taking on xG, it looks like a Big Bloody Weekend to us.
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0:00 Intro
0:31 Liverpool v Aston Villa
3:00 Crystal Palace v Chelsea
4:54 Tottenham v Manchester Utd
6:53 West Ham v Leicester
8:51 Burnley v Newcastle
By Football365
