Look: All eyes on Manchester derby in Premier League week 28 fixtures

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Leicester City v Leeds United: Only two of the 19 Premier League matches between Leicester and Leeds have ended in a draw. American Jesse Marsch is set to take charge of Leeds for the first time. Leeds have lost five of their last six league games, including the previous four, prompting the club to sack Argentine Marcelo Bielsa (above). Image Credit: AP

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Aston Villa v Southampton: Southampton are unbeaten in their last five Premier League matches (W3, D2). Southampton can complete a league double after a 1-0 win in November. Southampton are unbeaten in their last six trips to Villa Park in all competitions, last losing at the venue in 2004. Villa boss Steven Gerrard (above) will be hoping for three points. Image Credit: AFP

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Burnley v Chelsea: Chelsea have won 10 of their 15 Premier League games against Burnley (L1, D4). The teams played out a 1-1 draw in their last league meeting in November. Relegation-threatened Burnley are one point adrift of the safety zone and could find it hard against the Blues who has Christian Pulisic (above) back in form. Image Credit: Reuters

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Newcastle United v Brighton & Hove Albion: Newcastle have yet to beat Brighton in the Premier League. Brighton have won four times against Newcastle in the league, with five matches ending in a draw. Brighton have lost their last three league games, while Newcastle are unbeaten in their last seven league matches. Image Credit: AFP

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Norwich City v Brentford: The teams have met only once in the Premier League, with Norwich winning 2-1 at Brentford in November. Norwich are winless in four league games, while Brentford have not won in eight league games. Norwich are bottom of the league, five points away from the safety zone. Image Credit: Reuters

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Wolverhampton Wanderers v Crystal Palace: Both Wolves and Palace have won three times each in their Premier League meetings, with one game ending in a draw. Palace are looking to do a league double over Wolves after a 2-0 win at Selhurst Park in November. Wolves are aiming to avoid a hat-trick of league defeats, while Palace are unbeaten in two games. Image Credit: AP

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Liverpool v West Ham United: Liverpool have won 31 of their 51 Premier League matches against West Ham (L10 D10). West Ham won 3-2 at home in their last league game against Liverpool. Liverpool are on a six-match winning run in the league, while West Ham are unbeaten in their last four games which includes two victories. Image Credit: AP

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Watford v Arsenal: Arsenal have beaten Watford 12 times in the Premier Leagues (L2 D1). After winning 1-0 at home, Arsenal are looking to seal a league double over Watford. Arsenal are on a three-match winning run, while Watford have won one of their last three matches. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta (above) believes a top four finish is possible for the Gunners. Image Credit: Reuters

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Manchester City v Manchester United: This will be the 50th Manchester Derby in the Premier League. United have beaten City 24 times in the league (L16 D9). City won 2-0 at Old Trafford in their last league meeting in November. Image Credit: REUTERS

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Tottenham Hotspur v Everton: Tottenham have won 27 Premier League games against Everton (L9 D23). The last league game between the teams ended in a goalless draw. Tottenham have lost their last two home league games, while Everton have won only one away league game this season. Image Credit: Reuters

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