Premier League Fixtures: Live Stream, TV Schedule and Week 32 EPL Predictions
Tottenham Hotspur face a trip to Liverpool in Week 32 of the 2015-16 Premier League season, the marquee matchup of a slate of matches that could have a big impact on the title race.
The Reds have won three of their last four league games and are still battling for a European ticket for next season. They won't make things easy on Spurs, who trail league leaders Leicester City by five points.
The Foxes host an in-form Southampton squad on Sunday. Arsenal in third host Watford. Chelsea visit Aston Villa, Bournemouth host Manchester City and Manchester United will take on Everton. Here's a look at the schedule for Week 32, complete with TV info, live streams and predictions:
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| Saturday, Apr. 2 | 12:45 p.m. / 7:45 a.m. | Aston Villa | Chelsea | BT Sport 1/BT Sport app | NBCSN/Live Extra | 0-2 |
| Saturday, Apr. 2 | 3 p.m. / 10 a.m. | Arsenal | Watford | / | NBCSN/Live Extra | 2-0 |
| Saturday, Apr. 2 | 3 p.m. / 10 a.m. | Bournemouth | Manchester City | / | Live Extra | 1-2 |
| Saturday, Apr. 2 | 3 p.m. / 10 a.m. | Norwich City | Newcastle United | / | USA/USA Live | 1-0 |
| Saturday, Apr. 2 | 3 p.m. / 10 a.m. | Stoke City | Swansea City | / | Live Extra | 1-1 |
| Saturday, Apr. 2 | 3 p.m. / 10 a.m. | Sunderland | West Bromwich Albion | / | Live Extra | 0-2 |
| Saturday, Apr. 2 | 3 p.m. / 10 a.m. | West Ham United | Crystal Palace | / | Live Extra | 2-1 |
| Saturday, Apr. 2 | 5:30 p.m. / 12:30 p.m. | Liverpool | Tottenham Hotspur | Sky Sports 1/Sky Go | NBC/Live Extra | 1-1 |
| Sunday, Apr. 3 | 1:30 p.m. / 8:30 a.m. | Leicester City | Southampton | Sky Sports 1/Sky Go | NBCSN/Live Extra | 2-0 |
| Sunday, Apr. 3 | 4 p.m. / 11 a.m. | Manchester United | Everton | Sky Sports 1/Sky Go | USA/USA Live | 1-0 |
To access the BT Sport app, click here. For Sky Go, click here. For Live Extra, click here. For USA Network Live, click here.
Preview
Tottenham and Leicester both face tricky contests against teams vying for European football in 2016-17. The two sides are entering the final stretch of the season with their eyes firmly set on the title.
Neither was expected to contend for the Premier League title this season, but both have enjoyed wonderful campaigns and taken full advantage of the struggles of the top teams.
Per Alex Richards of the Daily Mirror, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp wonders which team will handle the pressure best:
"I don’t want to make pressure on Tottenham but this is a pretty good year to become champion.
We will see who handles the pressure better. It’s only a few games, but each point and each game is much more important now.
It’s a big pressure, positive pressure. They are in the race and always fight to the last minute.
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Tottenham stars made a strong impression during the international break, and the likes of Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Eric Dier appear to be in fine form entering Week 32.
Kane in particular will play a key role in Spurs' title push; he's the team's primary scorer and one of the top forwards in the league. Per WhoScored.com's Ben McAleer, he makes the most of his chances:
With 40 goals conceded this season, per WhoScored.com, Liverpool's defence ranks among the worst of the teams looking to seal European football for next season. Kane should be able to take advantage of the errors they tend to make.
But on the other side of the pitch, the Reds have improved in the recent weeks, with Philippe Coutinho and Daniel Sturridge looking like the main danger men entering this clash.
Liverpool lost their most recent Premier League contest 3-2 against Southampton, and the Saints will be looking for another big scalp when they travel to the King Power Stadium to take on Leicester City.
The Foxes' Cinderella run has shown no signs of stopping, and the club has come up with a unique way to reward fans for their continued support, per Leicester's official Twitter account:
Jamie Vardy's domestic scoring form has slowed down since his record-breaking 11-game scoring streak ended in December, but the forward was on point in England's friendly win over Germany on Saturday with a sensational backheel. The momentum of such a goal can have a major impact—he followed it up with a goal against the Netherlands on Tuesday—and manager Claudio Ranieri will be hoping the 29-year-old returns from the international break with his shooting boots intact.
Arsenal trail Leicester by 11 points―with a match in hand―and need to keep winning to have any chance of catching the leaders, beginning with Saturday's match against Watford.
The Hornets are likely to survive their first season back in the Premier League thanks to a hot start to the campaign, but they've slowed down considerably in the past few months and have dropped all the way to 14th place.
Star goalkeeper Petr Cech took to Twitter to show Arsenal fans he's back in training, but it's unclear whether he'll be fit to start against Watford:
But even without the veteran, Arsenal should cruise to a win over Watford, who are no longer scoring goals at the impressive rate they were earlier this season. And with Leicester and Tottenham facing tougher opposition, Week 32 might provide the Gunners with a chance to make up some ground at the top of the standings.
