Premier League, La Liga and Serie A preview, 30 April – 3 May 2021

SuperSport viewers on DStv and GOtv can look forward to action from the 2020-21 Premier League, La Liga, and Serie A seasons, with matches scheduled for 30 April – 3 May 2021.

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The pick of matches from this weekend’s Premier League action sees Manchester United and Liverpool renew their famous rivalry with a clash at Old Trafford on Sunday 2 May.

While United look set to finish comfortably inside the top four – likely second behind runaway leaders Manchester City – Liverpool, last season’s title winners, are scrapping for a place in next season’s UEFA Champions League and will be desperate for all three points from their trip to ‘The Theatre of Dreams.

“We will only know at the end how many points we will need to make it [finishing in the top four] happen, but as I have said before, we should not waste time or points and really go for it. That is the situation we are in,” said Red manager Jurgen Klopp.

“Of course, third last year, second this year if that’s what we manage and close to a trophy, it’s progress,” said United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer of this season’s work. “That’s not the end game. The end game is, of course, winning the league. But we’re not in the era of Sir Alex now.”

The battle for the top extends past the huge clash at Old Trafford, with key matches for Leicester City, West Ham United, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur this coming weekend. The Foxes head to St Mary’s looking to rekindle memories of their stunning 9-0 win over Southampton from the 2019-20 season; Thomas Tuchel’s Blues face close neighbors Fulham at Stamford Bridge for a London derby; the Hammers face Burnley in an all claret and blue clash, and Spurs will need to claim all three points against already-relegated Sheffield United.

Another intriguing clash sees Newcastle United host Arsenal at St James Park, with the Magpies enjoying a recent upturn in form which has seen them ease fears of being drawn into the relegation battle. Manager Steve Bruce is hopeful his club can keep Gunners’ starlet Joe Willock, who has been on loan in the North-East since January this year.

“We would love to keep him here. He is the typ