The FA Cup quarter-finals have been scheduled for the weekend of March 29 and 30, with Manchester City and Aston Villa favourites to take English football's biggest cup competition

After back-to-back away wins at West Ham and Leicester last month, there was talk of Brentford mounting a late push to get into Europe, although the home draw with Everton was a bit of a reality check.

Liverpool are in cruise control at the top of the Premier League table. It is Manchester City, however, who kick-off the action this weekend when Pep Guardiola takes his side to high-flying Nottingham Forest on Saturday lunchtime. Liverpool are then in action at 3pm GMT later that day, as Arne Slot’s side welcome the struggling Southampton.

TBR Football's Graeme Bailey exclusively confirms that Brentford captain Christian Norgaard is wanted by Everton, Fulham and Bournemouth.

Plus: It needed a sublime Robbie Brady free-kick to finally see Burnley concede en route to being dumped out of the FA Cup at Preston; Eddie Nketiah was on the scoresheet again as more game time becko

All the details on how to watch Brighton & Hove Albion v Bournemouth in the Premier League on TV via TNT Sports and live streaming via discovery+.

Sam Tighe offers his betting insights on which bets to add to your accumulator ahead of this weekend’s Premier League action.

With the Premier League title race effectively over and the three promoted teams looking increasingly doomed to relegation, it is the race for European qualification that could provide the most intrigue and drama in the remaining months of this campaign.

The Cherries are 12 places above Wolves in the Premier League but the Brazilian has been a big threat for the visitors all season, with 14 shots on target in his last six matches. With 30 this season, Cunha is in the top five players in the Premier League for shots on target and averages 1.5 every 90 minutes.