The 2022-23 Premier League season was remarkable for the fact that Arsenal topped the standings for a staggering 248 days and yet they still failed to win the title after crumbling in the run-in to open the door for Manchester City to lift the trophy for the third year running.
 

Manchester City are aiming to reach the 90-point mark for the third time in the Premier League era when they face Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium on Sunday, May 28.
 

Premier League top-four hopefuls Liverpool will be looking to keep the momentum going when they welcome Aston Villa to Anfield on Saturday, May 20.
 

Manchester City will look to take a step closer to defending their Premier League crown when they travel to Liverpool to take on a buoyant Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday, May 14.
 

Liverpool will look to continue their late push for UEFA Champions League football when they welcome Brentford to Anfield in the late Premier League kick-off on Saturday, May 6.
 

Newcastle will be looking to build on their biggest win of the Premier League season when they travel to Goodison Park to take on relegation-threatened Everton on Thursday, April 27.
 

Aston Villa will continue their late push for European football when they travel to the capital to face Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday, April 22.
 

Liverpool will be desperately seeking a return to winning ways in the Premier League when they lock horns with Leeds at Elland Road on Monday, April 17.
 

Manchester City will be eyeing a fifth Premier League win on the spin when they face rock-bottom Southampton at St Mary's on Saturday, April 8 in the late kick-off.
 

Manchester City will look to keep their Premier League title defence alive when they welcome Liverpool to the Etihad Stadium in the lunch-time kick-off on Saturday, April 1.