Burnley vs. Brentford (Saturday, 3.00pm)
Turf Moor is the location for an intriguing bottom-half Premier League battle on Saturday afternoon, when Burnley pit their wits against Brentford.
The Clarets blew a two-goal lead in a 2-2 draw with West Ham United last weekend, while the Bees were left frustrated and furious following a 2-1 loss to London rivals Arsenal.
We say: Burnley 1-3 Brentford
There were plenty of positives for both Kompany and Frank to take from their teams' performances in gameweek 28, and for all of Burnley's failures in front of their own fans, Brentford have lost a joint-high 10 games on the road.
Neither set of supporters will be sitting comfortably should their side take the lead given both outfits' propensity to let advantages slip, but Brentford's attacking talents should capitalise on familiar mistakes from Kompany's troops to get back on track.
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Luton vs. Nott'm Forest (Saturday, 3.00pm)
Dumbstruck and despondent following the unforgettable events of Wednesday night, Luton Town return to Kenilworth Road on Saturday, hosting Nottingham Forest in a pivotal Premier League relegation scrap.
Rob Edwards's charges blew a 3-0 lead in an astounding 4-3 loss to Bournemouth in midweek, while Nuno Espirito Santo's side are also reeling from a one-goal defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion.
We say: Luton Town 2-2 Nottingham Forest
As poor as Forest have been in the attacking third recently, the fresh legs of Awoniyi, Elanga and Hudson-Odoi should be backed to trouble a leaky Luton backline, especially one working with minimal rest after Wednesday's extraordinary affair.
Edwards's men - for all of their defensive concerns - can always be relied upon to breach the opposition's backline themselves, but with injuries and fatigue catching up to them, a draw may be the best that the Hatters can hope for as Forest keep their heads above water heading into the international break.
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Fulham vs. Spurs (Saturday, 5.30pm)
Fourth place in the Premier League table could be Tottenham Hotspur's by the close of play on Saturday, when the Lilywhites make the short journey to face Fulham in a Premier League London derby.
Ange Postecoglou's men put their Champions League fate back in their own hands by crushing Aston Villa 4-0 last weekend, while the Cottagers fell to a 2-1 loss to Wolverhampton Wanderers.
We say: Fulham 1-3 Tottenham Hotspur
Fulham's demoralising defeat at Molineux last weekend was not for a lack of trying - a simple case of profligacy let the Cottagers down - and Silva's men now host a Tottenham side whose clean sheet over 10-man Villa was their first in the Premier League since before Christmas.
Postecoglou's men have already fallen short at Craven Cottage in knockout action this season, but they have developed a taste for goal-laden performances on the road and should harness their attacking excellence once again to surge into the Champions League places.
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