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4 Apr 2017
Manchester City v Chelsea

The Citizens have never won back-to-back PL matches at Chelsea, but are primed to do so tonight

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After Sergio Aguero's hat-trick in a 3-0 win at Chelsea in April 2016, Manchester City head to Stamford Bridge in search of back-to-back away victories against tonight's opponents for the first time.

With West Ham United also travelling to Arsenal full of optimism, preview Wednesday's six matches with a key fact behind each fixture.

 

Wednesday 5 April 

Arsenal v West Ham

Arsenal v West Ham, 5 April
Only versus Fulham (6) have West Ham won more PL away matches than against Arsenal (5)

Hull City v Middlesbrough

Hull City v Middlesbrough, 5 April
Hull came from behind to win 2-1 in their only previous home PL match v Boro in 2008, all three goals coming in the final 12 minutes

Southampton v Crystal Palace

Southampton v Crystal Palace, 5 April
Crystal Palace are aiming to win five PL matches in a row for the third time

Swansea City v Spurs

Swansea City v Spurs, 5 April
Of all teams Spurs have faced 10+ times in the PL, they have their highest win rate (82%) and goals-per-match average (2.6) v Swansea

Chelsea v Man City

Chelsea v Man City, 5 April
Manchester City could win back-to-back PL visits to Chelsea for the first time

Liverpool v AFC Bounemouth

Liverpool v AFC Bournemouth, 5 April
AFC Bournemouth could record three clean sheets in a row for the first time in the Premier League

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