After a long and entertaining Premier League season, the teams now have just two games left and Sunday has the potential to be an era-defining day for clubs at both the top and bottom of the league with the likes of Manchester City (1/2 Premier League outright), Manchester United, QPR and Bolton all in action.

The Premier League season is at ’squeaky bum time’ and while there are a number of clubs who have nothing to play for there are still plenty who do. The relegation battle and the race for a top-four finish get tighter by the week but Saturday’s matches could go some way to deciding both situations.

Games are running out for teams at the top and bottom of the Premier League to reach their final destination with top-six places still to be sorted, while Bolton’s two games in hand mean realistically three of six still face the relegation.

No doubt the pressure is back on Manchester United in the Premier League title race after Wednesday night’s results.

The end-of-season run-in is gathering pace and the bumper Easter programme continues with five Premier League games on Monday, with all of them offering value for the punter.

There are number of games affecting both the top and bottom of the Premier League this Saturday – but is there any value for the punter? Here are the top picks for Saturday’s six Premier League encounters.

It’s fair to say Andre Villas-Boas’ rebuilding project at Chelsea hasn’t gone to plan so far and the Portuguese tactician is currently teetering on the brink. On Saturday they face a West Brom side flying after some recent big victories. We look ahead to the clash at the Hawthorns and a number of other 3pm kick offs.

On a busy Saturday of Premier League fixtures, Manchester City look well set to extend their lead at the top of the table while it looks grim for those sides at the bottom.

There are two Premier League games on Sunday and all the action takes place in the West Midlands, comprising a derby that has implications at the bottom of the table and Manchester City looking to reclaim their place at the top of the table.

Chelsea striker Fernando Torres bids to end his 17-game goal drought against champions Manchester United on Sunday while Aston Villa travel to face a Newcastle United side that can recall in-form striker Demba Ba after he returned from the Africa Cup of Nations.