Manchester City will be three points away from reclaiming the title they last won two seasons ago if they win at Selhurst Park.
Indeed, the Citizens will wrap up the title race if Manchester United lose to Liverpool tomorrow at Old Trafford in addition to City’s victory this afternoon.
For Chelsea, who have a foot in the Champions League final, they have to consolidate their top-four position as a backup for participation in next season’s edition of the continental competition.
West Ham, at No 5, are chasing the Blues, who are three points and plus 10-goal difference ahead.
In Spain, With five rounds of matches to end the season, the title race is down to four teams. Two of them – the Madrid rivals – will be on duty today, while Barcelona (71 points) and Sevilla (70 points) will have their turn tomorrow and Monday respectively.
Atlético have acquired 73 points, two better than Real. Diego Simeone’s side can’t afford to slip up, if they mean business in claiming this title for the first time since 2014.
In Italy, If they win at Crotone and Atalanta drop points at Sassuolo tomorrow, Inter will be champions.
An 11-year-old dream of regaining their status in Italian football will have then been fulfilled for Antonio Conte’s team.
In France, PSG gave themselves too much to do in the Champions League semifinal tie with Manchester City by losing at home midweek. Ahead of the second leg, the Parisians have a date against Lens to push for the defence of their domestic league title.
Lille are at No 1, a point better than PSG.
2020/21 German Cup (Semifinal): Borussia Dortmund v Holstein Kiel (7:30 pm)
Week 34 fixtures
Premier League
Crystal Palace v Manchester City (12:30 pm), Brighton & Hove Albion v Leeds United (3 pm), Chelsea v Fulham (5:30 pm), Everton v Aston Villa (8 pm)
Seria A
2020/21 Italian Serie A (Week 34): Hellas Verona v Spezia (2 pm), Crotone v Internazionale (5 pm), AC Milan v Benevento (7:45 pm)
French League
2020/21 French Ligue 1 (Week 35): Paris Saint Germaine v RC Lens (4 pm), Lille v Nice (8 pm)