Coverage of the Championship match at Fratton Park. Both teams are in need of the points for differing reasons, with Pompey battling against relegation and the Tractor Boys competing for promotion. Ipswich claimed a 2-1 win in September's reverse fixture thanks to goals by Jadon Philogene and George Hirst.

Coverage of the 11th night of the tournament at Rotterdam Ahoy in the Netherlands, with a format featuring quarter-finals, semi-finals and a final all in one night. The quarter-final matches are Luke Littler v Gerwyn Price, Gian van Veen v Luke Humphries, Michael van Gerwen v Jonny Clayton, and Stephen Bunting v Josh Rock

Coverage of the Championship match at Ewood Park. Two goals in three minutes from Victor Torp and Brandon Thomas-Asante led the Sky Blues to a 2-0 win in the previous meeting between these teams last October, which at the time was a fourth consecutive victory and fifth consecutive clean sheet for Frank Lampard's men

Coverage of the Championship match from Fratton Park, as the two relegation rivals go head to head. The Foxes have fallen down the league drastically since the reverse fixture back in October, which wasn't helped by a six point deduction due to a breach of PSR rules. A win here would improve their chances of staying in the division, but are facing a Portsmouth side who are also fighting for their lives and desperately need the victory as well.

Coverage of the Premier League match from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, as the hosts look for three vital points in their quest to stay in the top flight. Spurs came from 2-0 down in the reverse fixture back in September thanks to a Richarlison strike and an own goal from Jan Paul van Hecke. Yankuba Minteh and Yasin Ayari had given the Seagulls a two-goal lead inside 31 minutes before the hosts fought back to claim a point

Coverage of the Championship match at Portman Road, as the promotion contenders battle it out. A Cédrid Kipré own goal and a strike from Morgan Whittaker helped Boro to a 2-1 win in October's reverse fixture at Riverside Stadium

Coverage of Everton v Liverpool the top-flight match at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Coverage of the Premier League match from Villa Park. The visitors have struggled against Villa in recent years, winning only one of the last 13 matches between the two sides since 2011. The reverse fixture in September saw 10-man Sunderland rescue a point in the 75th minute thanks to a goal from Wilson Isidor to earn a 1-1 draw. Matty Cash had given the Villains the lead in the 67th minute after the Black Cats had Reinildo Mandava sent off in the 33rd minute

Coverage of the top-flight match from The City Ground. A 1-1 draw in the reverse fixture last September saw Ange Postecoglou earn a first point in charge of Forest, but it was to be the only one of his short tenure as he was dismissed less than one month later and replaced by former Burnley boss Sean Dyche, who himself was replaced in the hot seat by Vitor Pereira in February

Coverage of the Premier League match from Etihad Stadium, as the two rivals meet in a crucial game in the title race. A victory here for Arsenal would essentially give them one hand on the Premier League trophy after a 22-year wait, while a win for the hosts would put the pressure on the Gunners going into the final month of the season. Pep Guardiola's will be confident of the three points here after they beat Mikel Arteta's side 2-0 in the League Cup just under a month ago.

Coverage of the Premier League match from Selhurst Park. The visitors are in desperate need of the three points here as they battle to stay in the top flight, while victory for Palace would near enough confirm Premier League football for another season. The reverse fixture at the London Stadium saw Tyrick Mitchell score a 68th-minute winner to earn the Eagles a 2-1 victory

Coverage of the top-flight match at AMEX Stadium. The Seagulls claimed an impressive 3-1 win when the teams met at Stamford Bridge last September, when the second-half dismissal of Chelsea's Trevoh Chalobah appeared to be the turning point, with the Blues leading 1-0 prior to his red card. While the Londoners have the better record overall in fixtures between these teams, Brighton have won the last three meetings, including two victories here last season, one in the league and one in the FA Cup