Premiership spotlight on battle for third place

Man United boss ten Hag will know what’s in store for them when Wolves visit today. — AFP

IT’S that time of the season, with less than a handful of games to go. Almost all the fixtures one looks at are loaded with intrigue.

With Manchester City seemingly coasting to the title and Arsenal having to be content with second place, despite all the hopes their fans might still have of winning the thing, there’s a bit of debate about who will finish third and fourth in the standings.