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As the Premier League season reaches its penultimate weekend, we look at some of the questions that should be answered by end of play on Sunday. Jim Pollard Jersey . Can Norwich do the double over Manchester United and boost their survival hopes? (Norwich v Man Utd, Saturday 12.45pm)Manchester United were booed off at Old Trafford in December after a 2-1 defeat by Norwich, and a repeat at Carrow Road would dent their top-four hopes going into the final week of the season. United are four points off fourth-place Manchester City, but have a game in hand at West Ham on Tuesday night to come, meaning its win or bust in the final three games for Louis van Gaal, whose future is still up in the air.Norwich are hanging on, and have a home clash with Watford on Wednesday after the visit of United, before a trip to Everton on the final day. A win here would set them up perfectly, while Sunderland and Newcastle fight for their lives elsewhere.Can Newcastle gain revenge on Aston Villa for their 2009 relegation? (Aston Villa v Newcastle, Saturday 3pm)How the tables have turned. In May 2009, Aston Villa sent Newcastle down with a 1-0 win at Villa Park, but on Saturday, with the hosts already dead and buried, Newcastle can take a huge leap to survival.Villas celebrations that day seven years ago left a sour taste in the mouths of Newcastle fans, and they would take extra pleasure in seeing their side cause more misery for the home faithful, who are at their lowest ebb for decades. Villa showed signs of life against Watford last Saturday, and their fans will be up for it, but the odds are stacked against them getting anything here as Rafa Benitez looks to keep the Magpies momentum going before hosting Tottenham on the final day of the season.Who can finish the season stronger to gain extra prize money? (Bournemouth v West Brom, Saturday 3pm)Both of these sides are now safe, but can finish as high as 11th come the end of the season.Last season, the difference in prize money between 11th and 16th was around £6m, or a half-decent Premier League striker, so the incentive is there for mid-table clubs to put their summer holidays on hold for now. Bournemouths objective has been achieved, but for West Brom, an indifferent season has received mixed reviews.They are without a win in seven games, while the Cherries will want to convince their home support they are still focused on the last two games, having lost their last three.Will Palace rest stars ahead of the FA Cup final in two weeks time? (Crystal Palace v Stoke, Saturday 3pm)Palace are all but safe in the Premier League despite plenty of scares in 2016, and are within one game of their first piece of major silverware.With a fortnight until the showpiece event against Manchester United at Wembley, could Alan Pardew be tempted to rest some of his stars? Stoke have been poor of late, but that shouldnt mask what could be another season of progress under Mark Hughes, and theyll want to finish the season off strongly for their travelling fans.Will Sunderland have too much fight for Chelsea? (Sunderland v Chelsea, Saturday 3pm)With nothing left for Chelsea to play for and Sunderland fighting for their lives, Sam Allardyces side are fancied by many here to get a much-needed three points in their quest for survival.Theyve shown plenty of grit against the the so-called bigger sides since Allardyce took over, and with the Stadium of Light behind them, this is sure to be a battle. For Chelsea, after a Monday Night Football full of emotion against Tottenham, and with seven points separating them and Liverpool in eighth, motives to go out and fight are at a minimum, particularly with several stars looking ahead to the Euros...Can West Ham give themselves one last shot at the top four? (West Ham v Swansea, Saturday 3pm)With Manchester United facing a tough trip to Norwich and Man City hosting Arsenal after a midweek trip to Madrid, this could be West Hams chance to pounce.They are five points off fourth-place City but with a game in hand against United, and the odds are in their favour for the visit of Swansea. The Swans were at their best against Liverpool - having been at their worst against Leicester the previous weekend - but Slaven Bilic wont need much motivation to go out and get the win in their last Saturday afternoon encounter at Upton Park before moving to the Olympic Stadium.Will Everton spoil Leicesters crowning party? (Leicester v Everton, Saturday Night Football, live on Sky Sports 1 HD from 5pm)After a week of celebrations, there may not be a better time for Everton to visit the King Power Stadium to face champions Leicester.On the other hand, nothing has stopped the Foxes this season, and 30,000 fans would love a performance to match the party. The one snapshot from this game wont be during the 90 minutes, however. The image of Wes Morgan lifting the trophy to mark Leicesters first-ever top-flight title, with the Foxes having been 5,000/1 at the start of the season, will live long in the memory for football fans worldwide.But Roberto Martinez, who desperately needs to end the season with three wins, will be hoping the crown comes after Leicesters fourth defeat of the season.Can Tottenham avoid double disappointment by finishing above Arsenal? (Tottenham v Southampton, Super Sunday, live on Sky Sports 1 HD from 1pm)It has been nearly 21 years since Tottenham finished above their north London rivals in the Premier League, and if one thing seemed certain just a fortnight ago, it was that Arsenals annual St Totteringhams Day would be abandoned.But draws against West Brom and Chelsea means Spurs have been dragged back to within three points of the Gunners, who go to Man City on Super Sunday. After losing their lead at Chelsea, and in turn losing any hope of a title win, Spurs may be deflated, and opponents Southampton have been known to pounce.Against his former side, Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino will be desperate to finish the season on a high.Will Liverpool rest players ahead of the Europa League final on May 18? (Liverpool v Watford, Sunday 4pm)The Reds will be on a high after their superb performance on Thursday against Villarreal, but will Jurgen Klopp start saving his key men earlier than the final day of the season? They have been plagued with injuries and suspensions in recent weeks, and with a Champions League spot up for grabs if they can beat Sevilla in Basel, four days after the last day of the season, risks surely cannot be taken.Watford were poor against Villa, despite coming away with a late win against their 10-man opponents, giving Klopp a chance to experiment in their final home game of the campaign.Will Man City be suffering from a Champions League hangover? (Man City v Arsenal, Super Sunday, live on Sky Sports 1 HD from 3.30pm)Manchester City had their fair share of critics after Wednesday nights Champions League semi-final defeat against Real Madrid, and with the top four still uncertain, Manuel Pellegrini may not be resting his star players at the Etihad on Sunday. The City fans want top four as a bare minimum after a disappointing campaign domestically, and a deflated atmosphere could play into Arsenals hands as they hunt down Spurs in second.Arsenal may have been uninspiring of late, but they are eight league games unbeaten, and plenty among the travelling fans will remember their supreme performance in the 2-0 win at the Etihad last season. Also See: Pochs five-year plan VOTE: Leicester in 16/17 Fixtures Live on Sky Metta World Peace Jersey . -- So much for concern that running back Marshawn Lynch would be absent from the Seattle Seahawks minicamp. Elgin Baylor Jersey . The young man, never lacking confidence, thought he could be really good. https://www.lakersjerseycheap.com/341j-mitch-richmond-jersey-lakers.html . -- Barry Bonds is all set to return to the San Francisco Giants.NORTH BAY, Ont. - Kevin Labanc and Joseph Blandisi were a potent combination for the Barrie Colts on Friday night. Labanc scored twice - including a goal in overtime - as Barrie eked out a 5-4 win over the North Bay Battalion in Ontario Hockey League action. Blandisi had a hat trick for the Colts (1-1-0), with Labanc assisting on one of his goals. Mackenzie Blackwood made 33 saves for the win. Mike Amadio and Kyle Wood had two goals each for North Bay (0-0-1), while Jake Smith stopped 27 shots. Barrie went 1 for 4 on the power play and the Battalion was 3 for 8 with the man advantage. --- FRONTENACS 3 67s 1 KINGSTON, Ont. a€” Robert Polesello had the winner 10:25 into the third period to lift the Frontenacs over Ottawa. Ryan Kujawinski scored in the first period for Kingston (2-0-0), while Lawson Crouse put the puck into an empty net in the final minute of play. Ben Fanjoy had the only goal for the 67s (0-1-0). --- GREYHOUNDS 7 STING 3 SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. a€” Bryan Moore, David Miller, Sergey Tolchinsky and Blake Speers had a goal and two assists each as the Greyhounds routed Sarnia. Gabe Guertler, Colton White and Michael Bunting also scored for Sault Ste. Marie (1-0-0). Patrick White, Daniel Nikandrov and Nikita Korostelev replied for the Sting (0-1-0). --- BULLS 6 STORM 0 GUELPH, Ont. a€” Charlie Graham made 31 saves as Belleville blanked the Storm. Vancouver Canucks prospect Jordan Subban scored and had two assists for the Bulls (1-0-0), while Justin Lemcke, Remi Elie, Stephen Harper, Chad Heffernan and Niki Petti rounded out the attack. Justin Nichols stopped 11-of-15 shots in the first period for Guelph (0-1-0). He was replaced by Matthew Mancina, who turned aside 15-of-17 shots. --- RANGERS 4 ATTACK 3 (SO) KITCHENER, Ont. Slater Martin Jersey. a€” Justin Bailey had a short-handed goal in regulation time and was the only scorer in the shootout as the Rangers slipped past Owen Sound. Mike Davies and Gustaf Franzen also scored in regulation for Kitchener (1-1-0). Captain Zach Nastasiuks short-handed goal forced overtime for the Attack (1-0-1). Petrus Palmu and Ethan Szypula also scored. --- WHALERS 5 KNIGHTS 0 LONDON, Ont. a€” Alex Nedeljkovic stopped all 28 shots he faced as Plymouth shut out the Knights. Mathew Campagna struck twice for the Whalers (1-0-0), while Victor Crus Rydberg scored and added three assists. Liam Dunda and Josh Wesley had a goal each. Tyler Parsons made 34 saves for London (0-1-0). --- STEELHEADS 5 GENERALS 4 (OT) MISSISSAUGA, Ont. a€” Brandon Devlin scored twice a€” including the overtime winner a€” as the Steelheads edged Oshawa. Sean Day also had a pair of goals for Mississauga (1-0-0) and Everett Clark also scored. Chris Carlisle, Michael Turner, Josh Sterk and Bradley Latour all scored in the third period as the Generals (1-0-1) forced overtime. --- WOLVES 3 ICEDOGS 1 SUDBURY, Ont. a€” Brody Silk scored the winner at the 7:42 mark of the third period as the Wolves reeled off three unanswered goals to beat Niagara. Michael Pezzetta also scored for Sudbury (1-0-0), while Pavel Jenys had an empty-net goal. Graham Knott was the lone scorer for the IceDogs (0-1-0). --- OTTERS 5 SPITFIRES 2 WINDSOR, Ont. a€” Nick Betz had a pair of goals to lead Erie past the Spitfires. Connor McDavid scored and added two assists for the Otters (2-0-0), while Jesse Saban and Taylor Raddysh also found the back of the net. Chris Marchese and Mark Manchurek responded for Windsor (0-1-0). --- ' ' '