When the Premier League returns on Saturday, April 1, the final push for its 20 teams begins. With most clubs set to play six times in April, it looks set to be a big month, with only 11 sides guaranteed top-flight football next season and six teams fighting to qualify for the Champions League.
That's not to forget the top-of-the-table fight between reigning champions Manchester City and a rejuvenated Arsenal side looking for their first Premier League title since 2003/04.
The league leaders extended their lead to eight points before the international break and it could easily be described as the Gunners' title to lose, but April will bring tests against Liverpool and Chelsea, not forgetting the highly anticipated duel against Pep Guardiola's side on April 26, where Mikel Arteta will be looking for revenge against his former boss.
