Premier League News: Fixture Changes, Salah’s Legacy, Tottenham Sack Tudor, and Goal of the Month Vote

The Premier League has announced amendments to the Matchweek 35 fixtures, affecting the schedule at the start of May to accommodate live broadcast selections. Notably, the highly anticipated clash between Manchester United and Liverpool is set for Sunday 3rd May at 15:30 BST, broadcast live on Sky Sports. A crucial variable remains regarding Aston Villa's UEFA Europa League progress, as their match against Tottenham, initially scheduled for Saturday 2nd May at 12:30 BST, might be moved to Sunday 3rd May if Villa reach the Europa League semi-finals.

Other key fixtures include Leeds United facing Burnley on Friday 1st May, Arsenal hosting Fulham on Saturday evening, and Chelsea welcoming Nottingham Forest on Monday 4th May. Everton will also host Premier League leaders Manchester City that same Monday evening. These scheduling updates aim to maximize viewership during an intense period of the season.

Meanwhile, a seismic shift is approaching Liverpool as Mohamed Salah prepares to depart at the conclusion of the 2025/26 season, ending an iconic nine-year tenure. Salah has indelibly stamped himself as one of the Premier League’s finest forwards, boasting 191 league goals and 93 assists across 323 appearances. He holds Premier League records including most goals for Liverpool (189), highest-scoring African player, and first player to win the Player of the Season, Golden Boot, and Golden Playmaker awards in a single campaign (2024/25).

"Salah will depart Liverpool as a club legend," the Premier League's official website confirms, highlighting his pivotal role in two title triumphs, FA Cup, EFL Cup, and Champions League victories during his spell at Anfield. Following this announcement, fans are invited to vote on who they believe is the greatest forward in Premier League history — contenders include icons such as Thierry Henry, Alan Shearer, Harry Kane, and the late Sergio Aguero, among others.

The ongoing vote celebrates those who have dazzled fans with their scoring prowess and match-winning abilities. Salah's influence is monumental, but with the curtain set to fall on his Premier League chapter, football followers now debate his rightful place among the elite forwards who have graced English football.

In turbulent news for Tottenham Hotspur, Croatian manager Igor Tudor has been sacked after just 44 days in charge. Tudor's tenure saw no Premier League wins, five losses, and a single draw, culminating in widespread concern as Spurs hover just one point above the relegation zone with 30 points from 31 matches. The recent 3-0 home loss to relegation rivals Nottingham Forest has intensified the pressure on the club’s board.

The club confirmed: "It has been mutually agreed for head coach Igor Tudor to leave the club with immediate effect. Tomislav Rogic and Riccardo Ragnacci have also left their respective roles of goalkeeping coach and physical coach. We thank Igor, Tomislav and Riccardo for their efforts during the past six weeks."

Tottenham now faces a critical challenge to avoid relegation, with former Burnley, Everton, and Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche, German coach Adi Hutter, and Italian Roberto De Zerbi reported as potential candidates. De Zerbi reportedly remains hesitant to accept the role before the new season, mindful of the difficulties awaiting any incoming coach in the final stretch.

On a lighter note, the Premier League has released the shortlist for the Guinness Goal of the Month award for March 2026, featuring eight spectacular goals. Fans are encouraged to watch the nominated strikes and cast their votes before midday BST on Monday, 30th March. This initiative continues to engage the audience in celebrating the skill and excitement that the Premier League consistently delivers.