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Dropped points from Arsenal and Liverpool has now opened the door for Manchester City to go on and win the Premier League title, but will it be that straightforward? After all three teams falter in Europe, crashing out of their respective competitions, Dec is here to round up the recent action and look ahead to the games ahead with FA Cup Semi-Finals and a double-gameweek all to come in what will be a week to decide who will be in contention as the season enters its last few weeks.Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/vfttpod

Dec is back to preview the first of eight games that are left of this Premier League season. With all top three teams in the division playing away from home this weekend, will points be dropped and ground made up by the trailing pack? Will the relegation battle take another turn with Everton taking on Burnley at Goodison? And will Manchester United be able to turn around their fortunes by beating their fiercest rivals?Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/vfttpod

Dec is back with a guest panel this week. Jonny and Dave are sitting this one out as it is an all-family affair with three Kopites looking to take some positives out of being knocked out of the FA Cup by Manchester United.With over 70 years of supporting Liverpool in the semi-detached between our host, dad Steve and brother Connor there are some stories from the old-standing Kop and some looks to the future as a title race for this season, at least, is still all to play for.The Champions League is also hotting up, with two English sides still in the contest. Who does the panel believe has the best chance of winning it? With Liverpool looking to get back into Europe's top competition next season, does this family believe the new format will be a hit? Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/vfttpod

Dec and Jonny are back after their EFL Cup Final celebrations and some sickness in the camp. There is no time to waste as some teams look to move their manager on, and other teams are looking to back their own with West Ham United and Brighton & Hove Albion both having contrasting takes on their incumbent in the forms of David Moyes and Roberto De Zerbi. Will The Hammers look to renew the Scotsman's deal at the end of the season as repayment for their European triumph last season? And will The Seagulls look to back their Italian maestro with many suitors looking to prise him away from the seaside club?There's no getting away from the fact that this is a huge weekend in the title race as Liverpool will look to keep their title hopes alive as they take on Manchester City at Anfield on Sunday. With it looking as though a win for either side may take one team out of the conversation for winning the Premier League, who will blink first in what may be the final Klopp vs Guardiola match-up?Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/vfttpod

Jonny has returned from holiday and hopes that the colour of the confetti raining down on the winner of Sunday's EFL Cup Final is as red as he is after experiencing the southeast Asia climate, despite his criticism of the competition and the design of its trophy. Liverpool take on Chelsea in the fixture to decide where the first piece of domestic silverware will be awarded. However, an injury crisis is in full swing at Anfield, will Jurgen Klopp be able to begin his swansong in fine voice? Or will it be Mauricio Pochettino who will take home the prize, beginning a revival era at Stamford Bridge?After Sir Jim Ratcliffe completed his minority takeover of Manchester United this week and stated that the North of England is in need of a national stadium, does the British tycoon have a point in all of this? Should the Red Devils receive some government support in building their new home? And do they even need a brand-new ground?Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/vfttpod

Dec's here to preview gameweek 25 ahead of a couple double-gameweek fixtures for the top two in the Premier League. In a week in which the Champions League returned for its first leg of the Round of 16, Dec's opinion of Thomas Tuchel's Bayern Munich side is put out after some woeful performances domestically as well as on the continent.Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/vfttpod