None more so than for Watford and Norwich City, who go head-to-head on Tuesday evening.

The Canaries are still at the bottom-of-the-log, but the Hornets are also still locked in the relegation battle.

Watford coach, Nigel Pearson, says that it's up to them to ensure their league survival.

“We understand our situation, but we don’t fear it.

“We’ve placed ourselves in a more realistic position than what we were in at one point in the season.

“It’s now about being able to perform in a way that gives us the best chance.

“Do we believe in ourselves and do I believe that we’ve got good players? Yes, and I think that the players are really keen to improve on our current form.

“We need to should fighting spirit, but also to still have the ability to make good decisions and play as well we can.

“It will mean different things to different players. The most important thing is that we have unity on the pitch and that will be a key factor for us.”

Kick-off at Vicarage Road is at 19:00. At the same time Crystal Palace host Chelsea at Selhurst Park, and at 21:15 Arsenal take on Leicester City at the Emirates Stadium.

@MorganPiek OFM Sport