LIVE IN BAR TWENTY SEVEN

22 Apr 2024

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The Premier League is approaching the business end of the season with the top three all in action midweek. Liverpool travel to Merseyside rivals Everton whilst Arsenal and Manchester City face Chelsea and Brighton respectively. Here is what is LIVE in Bar Twenty Seven this week. 

Tuesday –

Arsenal vs Chelsea – 8pm

Wednesday –

Everton vs Liverpool – 8pm

Thursday –

Brighton vs Manchester City – 8pm

Saturday –

West Ham vs Liverpool – 12:30pm

Everton vs Brentford – 5:30pm

Aston Villa vs Chelsea – 8pm

Sunday –

Tottenham vs Arsenal – 2pm

Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City – 4:30pm

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