Manchester United will have their eyes fixed on a Champions League spot when the Premier League returns in less than two weeks.
The action resumed on June 17, with Aston Villa facing Sheffield United and Manchester City with Arsenal in their games in hand before a full game schedule over the weekend of June 19-21.
United will return to action with a great test of their European credentials as they face former manager Jose Mourinho with a trip to Tottenham on Friday evening.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men were sitting just three points behind Chelsea in fourth place when the season was interrupted by the outbreak of the coronavirus.
They will try to bridge the gap as quickly as possible to ensure their return to the European football table for the coming season.
United will face another great test in their second game when they face this season’s surprise package Sheffield United, which in turn is chasing a place in Europe for next season.
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Subsequently, they will aim to make the most of some encounters with teams fighting for their survival as they face Brighton, Bournemouth and Aston Villa in consecutive games.
And of course they will have their eyes on some silvers this season, with an English Cup quarter-final against Norwich still to come.
In other parts of the league, the title seems destined to head for Liverpool, while the likes of Lupi, Spurs and Arsenal will also try to make Europe pay late.
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