Tottenham and Arsenal will play their postponed North London Derby on May 12 — 10 days before the end of the campaign.
The original fixture was postponed amid a COVID-19 outbreak in the Arsenal camp. The two teams have since moved into good positions in the Premier League table as they battle for the final Champions League place.
Tottenham currently occupy that spot, with Arsenal holding one game in hand on their rivals. They are level on points, with only Tottenham’s superior goal difference keeping them above Mikel Arteta’s side.
Several games have been rescheduled after they were postponed earlier in the season or have changed kick-off times due to broadcast selections:
Saturday, May 7
- 16:30 Brighton vs Man Utd
- 18:45 Liverpool vs Spurs
Sunday, May 8
- 13:00 Arsenal vs Leeds
- 15:30 Man City vs Newcastle
Tuesday, May 10
- 19:00 Aston Villa vs Liverpool (previously postponed)
Wednesday, May 11
- 18:30 Leeds v Chelsea (previously postponed)
- 18:30 Leicester vs Norwich (previously postponed)
- 18:45 Watford vs Everton (previously postponed)
Thursday, May 12
- 18:45 Spurs vs Arsenal
Sunday, May 15*
- 11:00 Spurs vs Burnley
- 13:00 Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace**
- 13:00 Everton vs Brentford
- 13:00 Leeds vs Brighton
- 13:00 Watford vs Leicester
- 13:00 Wolves vs Norwich
- 15:30 Southampton vs Liverpool**
- 15:30 West Ham vs Man City**
- TBC Man Utd vs Chelsea**
* to avoid a clash with FA Cup Final on 14 May
**Subject to club participation in FA Cup final
Monday, May 16
- 19:00 Newcastle vs Arsenal
Thursday, May 19
- 18:45 Everton vs Crystal Palace (previously postponed)
- 19:00 Aston Villa vs Burnley (previously postponed)
- 19:00 Chelsea vs Leicester (previously postpone
