Premier League matches this week IN FULL: Week 22 kick-off times and how to watch Liverpool host Chelsea

Premier League clubs face a rapid turnaround in their FA Cup task as all teams take part in midweek matches this week.

During this month's winter break, some teams played just one top-flight game in January, but now the action is set to ramp up again.

Arsenal can close the gap with the leaders Liverpool only two points when faced Nottingham Forest away on Tuesday.

The Gunners broke their own three-match losing streak last time out in style by scoring crystal Palace 5-0.

The City Ground will bring back some painful memories as it was where Arsenal's title challenge ended last season.

Then three more games will be played against the European contenders. Aston Villa hosts Newcastle in a blockbuster match at Villa Park.

Champions city ​​of manchester He opens Wednesday's action by welcoming the former captain. Vicente Kompany Back to the Etihad.

Newly promoted battered city Burnley on the first day of the season and still have one game less against the Reds at the top.

Tottenham also faces Brentford in a London derby, but all eyes will be on Liverpool as they entertain their rivals. Chelsea at Anfield.

The meeting between both Carabao Cup finalists will be Liverpool's first Premier League match since Jurgen Klopp announced that he will leave the club at the end of the season.

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manchester united They will then take part in one of two matches on Thursday night, as the Red Devils face a trip to Wolves.

TNT Sports will broadcast seven of the ten midweek Premier League matches.

Fulham vs EvertonLuton against Brighton and Crystal Palace's clash with Sheffield United They are the only games that will not be broadcast on television.