On the other side, Chelsea has been picking up steam. With a 3-1 win over Liverpool last weekend, the Blues have gone unbeaten in six straight league matches, having won three contests in a row. In the tight race that both clubs are in, three points is almost a necessity to ensure they stay in the top five.

Chelsea remain fifth but now have a three-point cushion over sixth-place Nottingham Forest, who play Crystal Palace on Monday. Chelsea are also level on points with fourth-placed Newcastle United, whom they play at St James' Park next weekend.

A memorable week of European semi-finals are in the books, and it's now full steam ahead with the remaining Premier League fixtures. While Arsenal crashed out in Paris, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United and Chelsea will all vie for continental glory at the end of the month.