Where could West Brom be after this weekend?
The top three are set in stone for now – but there could be changes underneath them.
There won't be a whole lot of movement at the top of the table this weekend – but we could take a big step towards knowing if Leicester really are going to be Premier League champions.
But with Spurs tackling a tough trip to Liverpool on Saturday and the Foxes hosting Southampton on Sunday, Claudio Ranieri's men could conceivably have an eight-point cushion by the end of the weekend.
Manchester City could fall out of the top four if they slip up at Bournemouth and either West Ham or Manchester United win.
Should West Ham beat Crystal Palace to overtake City, a top four of Leicester, Spurs, Arsenal and the Hammers would contain just one of the Premier League's traditional big four – and would bring the spectacle of Pep Guardiola competing in the Europa League during his first season at the Etihad closer to being a reality.
At the bottom, an Emmanuel Eboue-less Sunderland can climb out of the bottom three if they beat West Brom and Norwich fail to beat Newcastle.
But Rafa Benitez will need his side to win by at least three goals against the Canaries and hope the Black Cats don't win if they're going to reach the dizzy heights of 17th.