Premier League Matchday 32 Preview: Arsenal Keen to Get Back on Track

With the FA Cup semi-finals scheduled to be staged this weekend, there is a slightly truncated look to the latest round of games in the Premier League.

However, there are still plenty of intriguing matches on the agenda which will likely have a massive impact on issues at both ends of the table.

Read on as we take a look at the standout games on Matchday 32 and assess some of the key betting angles to consider.

Arsenal host Southampton on Friday evening aiming to establish a seven point lead over Manchester City at the top of the table.

The Gunners will have played two games more than their title rivals after this weekend and are scheduled to face them at the Etihad Stadium next week.

Mikel Arteta’s side have picked up just two points from their last two matches, blowing two-goal leads against Liverpool and West Ham United.

They can be backed at odds of 15/8 with Fitzdares to win the title which could look could good value if they return to winning ways this weekend.

Crystal Palace’s decision to sack Patrick Vieira as manager and replace him with Roy Hodgson has looked inspired over the last few weeks.

Palace have reeled off three successive victories to ease their relegation worries, rattling up an impressive 9-2 aggregate scoreline in the process.

They can be backed at 21/20 on the top football betting sites to defeat Everton this weekend and many punters will back them to achieve the feat.

The Toffees have won just once on the road this season and they could find it tough to fend off a rampant Palace side at Selhurst Park.

Leeds United have had a tough time of things over the past couple of weeks, losing heavily at home to Palace and Liverpool.

Those results have left them just two points above the relegation zone ahead of what could be another tricky game at Fulham this weekend.

Leeds are currently priced at 5/2 to drop into the Championship with Fitzdares, which may tempt punters looking for a bit of value.

The Yorkshire side have some tricky fixtures to come and desperately need to take something from their visit to Craven Cottage this weekend.