When the Premier League returns on Saturday, April 1, the final push for its 20 teams begins. With most clubs set to play six times in April, it looks set to be a big month, with only 11 sides guaranteed top-flight football next season and six teams fighting to qualify for the Champions League.
That's not to forget the top-of-the-table fight between reigning champions Manchester City and a rejuvenated Arsenal side looking for their first Premier League title since 2003/04.
The league leaders extended their lead to eight points before the international break and it could easily be described as the Gunners' title to lose, but April will bring tests against Liverpool and Chelsea, not forgetting the highly anticipated duel against Pep Guardiola's side on April 26, where Mikel Arteta will be looking for revenge against his former boss.
Whereas, the reigning champions will return from international duty to face an unpredictable Liverpool side, before tests against Leicester City and Southampton in the lead-up to their title decider on Wednesday, April 26.
We also can't forget about the battle for the Champions League and the unknown fates of Manchester United and Chelsea in their European competitions, who could steal the remaining place by bringing home silverware in the Europa League and UEFA Champions League respectively.
Eight points separate Erik Ten Hag's side in third and Brentford in eighth place, with Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United, Liverpool, and Brighton and Hove Albion in between.
And the opening weekend back from the international break will see four of those teams duel it out, as Brighton take on Brentford and Newcastle face Manchester United.
For the remaining 11 sides, three are guaranteed top-flight football next season - Fulham, Chelsea, and Aston Villa. But they could still have a part to play in the races at either end of the table.
Just four points between 12th place and 20th place mean we could be on course for the closest relegation fight in the league's history.
Three massive battles on the return from the international break see Palace begin their second era under Roy Hodgson against Leicester City, whilst Nottingham Forest will take on Midlands rivals Wolverhampton Wanderers, before bottom-of-the-table Southampton faces 18th-placed West Ham United - with a win capable of taking either side out of the relegation zone.
And whilst April, 26, might supply fans with the title decider, the 'other South Coast derby' could decide things in the bottom-of-the-table clash.
Here's your chance to predict how you see the Premier League table shaping up in the final stretch by using our Premier League League Predictor widget below, along with a list to make sure you never miss a kick in April.
Saturday, April 1
Man City vs Liverpool, 12.30pm BT Sport
Arsenal vs Leeds, 3pm
Bournemouth vs Fulham, 3pm
Brighton vs Brentford, 3pm
Crystal Palace vs Leicester, 3pm
Nottingham Forest vs Wolves, 3pm
Chelsea vs Aston Villa, 5.30pm Sky Sports
Sunday, April 2
West Ham vs Southampton, 2pm Sky Sports
Newcastle vs Manchester United, 4.30pm Sky Sports
Monday, April 3
Everton vs Spurs, 8pm Sky Sports
Tuesday, April 4
Bournemouth vs Brighton, 7.45pm
Leeds vs Nottingham Forest, 7.45pm
Leicester vs Aston Villa, 7.45pm
Chelsea vs Liverpool, 8pm Sky Sports
Wednesday, April 5
Manchester United vs Brentford, 8pm
West Ham vs Newcastle, 8pm Sky Sports
Saturday, April 8
Manchester United vs Everton, 12.30pm BT Sport
Aston Villa vs Nottingham Forest, 3pm
Brentford vs Newcastle, 3pm
Fulham vs West Ham, 3pm
Leicester vs Bournemouth, 3pm
Spurs vs Brighton, 3pm
Wolves vs Chelsea, 3pm
Southampton vs Man City, 5.30pm Sky Sports
Sunday, April 9
Leeds vs Crystal Palace, 2pm Sky Sports
Liverpool vs Arsenal, 4.30pm Sky Sports
Saturday, April 15
Aston Villa vs Newcastle, 12.30pm BT Sport
Chelsea vs Brighton, 3pm
Everton vs Fulham, 3pm
Southampton vs Crystal Palace, 3pm
Spurs vs Bournemouth, 3pm
Wolves vs Brentford, 3pm
Man City vs Leicester, 5.30pm Sky Sports
Sunday, April 16
West Ham vs Arsenal, 2pm Sky Sports
Nottingham Forest vs Manchester United 4.30pm Sky Sports
Monday, April 17
Leeds vs Liverpool, 8pm Sky Sports
Friday, April 21
Arsenal vs Southampton, 8pm Sky Sports
Saturday, April 22
Fulham vs Leeds, 12.30pm BT Sport
Brentford vs Aston Villa, 3pm
Crystal Palace vs Everton, 3pm
Leicester vs Wolves, 3pm
Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest, 3pm
Sunday, April 23
Bournemouth vs West Ham, 2pm
Newcastle vs Spurs, 2pm Sky Sports
Tuesday, April 25
Wolves vs Crystal Palace, 7.30pm BT Sport
Aston Villa vs Fulham, 7.45pm BT Sport
Leeds vs Leicester, 8pm BT Sport
Wednesday, April 26
Nottingham Forest vs Brighton, 7.30pm BT Sport
Chelsea vs Brentford 7.45pm, BT Sport
West Ham vs Liverpool, 7.45pm BT Sport
Man City vs Arsenal, 8pm BT Sport
Thursday, April 27
Everton vs Newcastle, 7.45pm BT Sport
Southampton vs Bournemouth, 7.45pm BT Sport
Spurs vs Manchester United 8.15pm BT Sport
Saturday, April 29
Crystal Palace vs West Ham, 12.30pm BT Sport
Brentford vs Nottingham Forest, 3pm
Brighton vs Wolves, 3pm
Arsenal vs Chelsea, 5.30pm Sky Sports
Sunday, April 30
Bournemouth vs Leeds, 2pm
Fulham vs Man City, 2pm Sky Sports
Manchester United vs Aston Villa, 2pm
Newcastle vs Southampton, 2pm
Liverpool vs Spurs, 4.30pm Sky Sports
