Premier League leaders Leicester City, who beat Swansea City 4-0 at home in their last outing, will be on their travels this weekend as they play Manchester United at Old Trafford.

The Foxes, seven points clear at the top with only three matches left, will become champions if they beat United tomorrow.

Nearest pursuers Tottenham Hotspur, surprisingly held to a 1-1 draw at home by West Brom-wich Albion on Monday, also have a difficult fixture coming up as they clash in a London derby at Chelsea on Monday.

Last week, Leicester’s Riyad Mahrez was voted PFA Player of the Year. Unselfishly, he dedicated the prize to his Leicester team-mates. Tottenham’s Dele Alli carried the Young Player award.

Claudio Ranieri said Leicester have shown they can cope without the suspended Jamie Vardy after their win over Swansea. Vardy is out of the trip to United as well.

“Really, it has become difficult to beat us lately, my team plays with heart and soul,” Ranieri said.

Leicester have only beaten United, who are still in the running for a top-four finish and in the FA Cup final, once in nine previous Premier League clashes at Old Trafford.

2015: United-Leicester - 3-1
2004: United-Leicester - 1-0
2001: United-Leicester - 2-0
2001: United-Leicester - 2-0
1999: United-Leicester - 2-0
1998: United-Leicester - 2-2
1998: United-Leicester - 0-1
1996: United-Leicester - 3-1
1994: United-Leicester - 1-1

At Tottenham, manager Mauricio Pochettino believes he has a duty to build his team around a core of English players. The success he achieved is down to his bold decision to focus on home stars rather than flooding his squad with foreign talent.

Kyle Walker, Danny Rose, Eric Dier, Dele Alli and Harry Kane have all contributed to put Tottenham among the major contenders this season.

Eden Hazard will not be moving away from Chelsea and will return to top form next season, according to interim boss Guus Hiddink.

After an emphatic 4-0 win over Stoke City, Manchester City continue with their quest to finish among the top four at the end of the season with a match away at Southampton.

In midweek, City could not go beyond a goalless draw at home to Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final first leg but Manuel Pellegrini’s team are still in contention and could spring a surprise at the Bernabeu next week.

Arsenal, on the same total of 64 points as City, entertain relegation-troubled Norwich at the Emirates Stadium this evening. Last Sunday’s goalless draw against Sunderland meant the Gunners have no chance of catching up with leaders Leicester.

The Gunners fans are not happy with the situation and manager Arsene Wenger admitted the pro-spect of a year without Champions League football is a “worry”.

The failure to beat Newcastle at home, despite being in front 2-0, has saddened the Liverpool fans along with the shock news that defender Mamadou Sakho is facing a long-term ban after testing positive for doping.

Tomorrow, the Reds play at 15th-placed Swansea after figuring in the Europa League semi-finals, first leg, against Villarreal on Thursday. The Spaniards carry a 1-0 lead into next week’s second leg at Anfield.

Fixtures in UK...

Premier League
Arsenal-Norwich City - 18:30
Everton-Bournemouth
Newcastle-Crystal Palace
Stoke City-Sunderland
Watford-Aston Villa
West Brom-West Ham United

Tomorrow:
Man. United-Leicester City - 15:05
Southampton-Man. City - 17:30
Swansea City-Liverpool - 13:00

Monday:
Chelsea-Tottenham - 21:00

Standings: Leicester 76; Tottenham 69; Man. City, Arsenal 64; Man. United 59; West Ham 56; Liverpool 55; Southampton 54; Chelsea, Stoke 47; Everton, Watford, WBA, Bournemouth 41; Swansea 40; C. Palace 39; Sunderland, Norwich 31; Newcastle 30; Aston Villa 16.

The Championship
Bolton Wanderers-Hull City - 13:30
Brentford-Fulham
Bristol City-Huddersfield
Ipswich-MK Dons
Leeds United-Charlton
Nottm Forest-Wolves
Reading-Preston NE
Rotherham-Blackburn Rovers
Sheffield Wed.-Cardiff City

Monday:
Brighton-Derby County - 15:30
Burnley-QPR - 17:45

League One
Barnsley-Colchester
Blackpool-Wigan - 13:30
Burton-Gillingham
Chesterfield-Bury
Coventry City-Sheffield Utd
Crewe-Doncaster Rovers
Millwall-Oldham Athletic
Rochdale-Swindon Town
Scunthorpe-Port Vale
Shrewsbury-Peterborough
Southend-Bradford

Monday:
Walsall-Fleetwood - 13:15

League Two
Barnet-Yeovil Town
Cambridge-Plymouth
Carlisle-Oxford United
Dagenham-Crawley
Exeter-Morecambe
Hartlepool-Portsmouth
Leyton Orient-Mansfield
Newport-Notts County
Northampton-Luton Town
Stevenage-AFC Wimbledon
Wycombe-Accrington
York City-Bristol Rovers

Scottish Premiership
Hearts-Celtic - 13:30
Aberdeen-Motherwell
Hamilton-Kilmarnock
Partick-Inverness CT
Ross County-St Johnstone

Monday:
Dundee-Dundee Utd - 20:45

Scottish Championship
(All tomorrow at 13:30)

Alloa Athletic-Dumbarton
Falkirk-Greenock Morton
Hibernian-Queen of South
Livingston-Raith Rovers
St Mirren-Rangers

League One
Ayr United-Airdrieonians
Dunfermline-Peterhead
Forfar-Brechin City
Stenhousemuir-Albion Rovers
Stranraer-Cowdenbeath

League Two
Annan-Queen’s Park
Clyde-Stirling Albion
East Fife-East Stirlingshire
Elgin City-Arbroath
Montrose-Berwick Rangers

Note: Kick-offs 16.00 unless stated.