There are some big games on the weekend.
After the latest international break – Conor Bradley scores first goal for Northern Ireland, Jude Bellingham saves England, Ireland get interim boss John · John O'Shea looked after, Scotland underperformed, Wales missed out on Euro 2024 – Premier League retreat.
Here are all the Premier League matches for Saturday 30 March.
- Newcastle United vs West Ham United (12:30)
- AFC Bournemouth vs Everton (3pm)
- Chelsea vs Burnley (3pm)
- Nottingham Forest vs Crystal Palace (3pm)
- Sheffield United v Fulham (3pm)
- Tottenham Hotspur vs Luton Town (3pm)
- Aston Villa vs. Wolves (5:30 p.m.)
- Brentford vs Manchester United (8pm)
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Another Premier League weekend
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe was one of the first Premier League coaches to attend a press conference. He was asked a lot about midfielder Sandro Tonali, who is currently serving a 10-month ban for gambling offenses and now faces additional sanctions.
“We don't know the honest answer (about whether his ban will be extended),” Howe told the BBC. “I certainly hope there will be no further consequences for Sandro. He is suffering during this time.
“He has asked for help. He has been very honest with us. He admitted that he had a problem. The best thing for Sandro is that he can restart his career after taking the punishment and learning a lot from it .”
“This may be a surprise to outsiders, but not to us,” Howe added. “He asks for help regularly. This is something that is not going away. He has regular meetings here and in Italy to deal with this issue.
“He is training very well and his English has improved. He has the support of his teammates. I am optimistic about his return no matter when.”
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