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Premier League pauses for ten days: What competitions and games to watch this week

EFL Cup semi-finals and FA Cup fourth round will be played this week, with Premier League stopping until Valentine's Day.

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Premier League is taking a break this week. Yesterday, Monday February 3, the final game of the matchday 24 took place, a 2-1 victory for Chelsea over West Ham that puts Enzo Maresca's squad back in the top 4, pushing Manchester City to the fifth position (which implies playing Europa League instead of Champions League).

After that, the League won't resume until the weekend of February 14-16. However, teams will still be busy this week with EFL semi-finals and the fourth round of FA Cup.

EFL Carabao Cup semi-finals

First, currently known as Carabao Cup, the EFL Cup or League Cup, will celebrate the second leg of the semi-finals this week:


  • Newcastle vs. Arsenal: Wednesday, Feb 5, at 20:00 GMT

  • (previous leg: Arsenal 0-2 Newcastle)


  • Liverpool vs. Tottenham: Thursday, Feb 6, at 20:00 GMT

  • (previous leg: Tottenham 1-0 Liverpool)

FA Cup Fourth round

Then, the FA Cup, the oldest football competition in the world, will return this week for the fourth round, which is the round of 32.


  • Manchester United vs. Leicester City: Friday Feb 7 at 20:00 GMT

  • Leyton Orient vs. Manchester City: Saturday Feb 8 at 12:15 GMT

  • Leeds United vs. Millwall: Saturday Feb 8 at 12:15 GMT

  • Coventry City vs. Ipswich Town: Saturday Feb 8 at 15:00 GMT

  • Preston North End vs. Wycombe Wanderers: Saturday Feb 8 at 15:00 GMT

  • Stoke City vs. Cardiff City: Saturday Feb 8 at 15:00 GMT

  • Southampton vs. Burnley: Saturday Feb 8 at 15:00 GMT

  • Everton vs. Bournemouth: Saturday Feb 8 at 15:00 GMT

  • Wigan Athletic v Fulham: Saturday Feb 8 at 15:00 GMT

  • Birmingham City vs. Newcastle United: Saturday Feb 8 at 17:45 GMT

  • Brighton & Hove Albion vs. Chelsea: Saturday Feb 8 at 20:00 GMT

  • Blackburn Rovers vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers: Sunday Feb 9 at 12:30 GMT

  • Plymouth Argyle vs. Liverpool: Sunday Feb 9 at 17:00 GMT

  • Aston Villa vs. Tottenham Hotspur: Sunday Feb 9 at 17:35 GMT

  • Doncaster Rovers vs. Crystal Palace: Monday Feb 10 at 19:45 GMT

  • Exeter City vs. Nottingham Forest: Tuesday Feb 11 at 20:30 GMT

Finally, Premier League will resume on Friday, February 14, with, by coincidence, another Brighton vs. Chelsea. However, on Wednesday, February 12, a formerly cancelled game between Everton and Liverpool will be played, meaning Liverpool will finally catch up with the rest (that "game in hand" we've been talking about for months).

Premier League pauses for ten days: What competitions and games to watch this week

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