Manchester United have suffered another blow to their fading
Champions League qualification hopes after they drew 2-2 with
Liverpool on Sunday afternoon. Bruno Fernandes and Kobbie Mainoo were on target for United as Luis Diaz and
Mohamed Salah (pen) bookended the scoring for their title-chasing rivals at Old Trafford . As the run-in approaches, Aston Villa and
Tottenham remain in pole position to battle it out for a top-four finish, but there is still chance an extra Champions League berth could be handed to a fifth English side this term. Either way, though, United continue to fall further adrift having gone three matches without a win. The draw with Liverpool was their fourth in the
Premier League this season and they remain 11 points behind Villa with seven games remaining. A few European-chasing clubs have fixtures to be rearranged - due to commitments in other competitions - as we take a closer look the next six matches for United and their rivals; ALSO READ: Mainoo shares one-word message after Academy rout ALSO READ: Highlights and reaction from United vs Liverpool game Aston Villa (4th) - 60 points Sunday, April 14 vs
Arsenal (A) at 4.30pm Sunday, April 21 vs Bournemouth (H) at 3pm Saturday, April 27 vs
Chelsea (H) at 8pm Saturday, May 4 vs Brighton (A) at 3pm Saturday, May 11 vs Liverpool (H) at 3pm Sunday, May 19 vs Crystal Palace (A) at 4pm Tottenham (5th) - 57 points Saturday, April 13 vs Newcastle (A) at 12.30pm Sunday, April 28 vs Arsenal (H) at 2pm Thursday, May 2 vs Chelsea (A) at 7.30pm Sunday, May 5 vs Liverpool (A) at 4.30pm Saturday, May 11 vs Burnley (H) at 3pm Sunday, May 19 vs Sheffield United (A) at 4pm
Manchester United (6th) - 49 points Saturday, April 13 vs Bournemouth (A) at 5.30pm Wednesday, April 24 vs Sheffield United (H) at 8pm Saturday, April 27 vs Burnley (H) at 3pm Monday, May 6 vs Crystal Palace (A) at 8pm Saturday, May 11 vs Arsenal (H) at 3pm Sunday, May 19 vs Brighton (A) at 4pm West Ham (7th) - 48 points Sunday, April 14 vs Fulham (H) at 2pm Sunday, April 21 vs Crystal Palace (A) at 3pm Saturday, April 27 vs Liverpool (H) at 12.30pm Sunday, May 5 vs Chelsea (A) at 2pm Saturday, May 11 vs Luton Town (H) at 3pm Sunday, May 19 vs Man City (A) at 4pm Newcastle (8th) - 47 points Saturday, April 13 vs Tottenham (H) at 12.30pm Wednesday, April 24 vs Crystal Palace (A) at 8pm Saturday, April 27 vs Sheffield United (H) at 3pm Saturday, May 4 vs Burnley (A) at 3pm Saturday, May 11 vs Brighton (H) at 3pm Sunday, May 19 vs Brentford (A) at 4pm Chelsea (9th) - 43 points Monday, April 15 vs Everton (H) at 8pm Tuesday, April 23 vs Arsenal (A) at 8pm Saturday, April 27 vs Aston Villa (A) at 8pm Thursday, May 2 vs Tottenham (H) at 7.30pm Sunday, May 5 vs West Ham (H) at 2pm Saturday, May 11 vs Nott'm Forest (A) at 3pm NOTE: Point tallies were correct before Sunday night games involving Chelsea and Tottenham. Try MUFC Pro NOW for free Subscribe to our brilliant app for the best way to enjoy the M.E.N's unrivalled Manchester United coverage. No adverts, pop-ups or distractions - just our brilliant content presented in the best way possible. Comprehensive, round-the-clock coverage of the Reds, with agenda-setting
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