This Premier League preview brings two cracking live matches.
The first match is another heavyweight clash, with Liverpool taking on Tottenham at Anfield.
The Reds have been in shocking form of late, that run continued against struggling Hull who completed an excellent 2-0 win against Klopp's men. That means they have lost four of their last five matches this year.
Tottenham on the other hand are in excellent form and find themselves second in the Premier League. They will be wanting to keep on Chelsea's coatails just in case but they are nine points behind the leaders.
Liverpool vs Tottenham – Saturday 11th February 2017 – 17:30 - BT Sport
Liverpool welcome Tottenham to Anfield in a huge Premier League match, with Liverpool in desperate need of a win.
Jurgen Klopp's men come into this match on the back of a 2-0 defeat against Hull, continuing a poor run of four defeats in five matches.
It was an excellent response from the away side, who had lost captain Michael Dawson to injury in the warm up.
Alfred N'Diaye (44), opened the scoring for the Tigers just before half time, with Simon Mignolet making an error.
Oumar Niasse (84) scored a great counter attacking goal six minutes from time, to give Hull hope of avoiding relegation.
It was another poor display from Liverpool, who slip further into disarray, with four defeats in their last five games.
Winless Streak Continues
The Reds are enduring a mini-crisis, with the Chelsea draw giving Liverpool some hope but the Hull defeat ended that.
Liverpool's only hope of silverware is the Premier League, with the Reds now a massive 13 points behind Chelsea.
They have lost five of their last seven matches, with 2017 a less than perfect year for Liverpool.
Some fans have called for Klopp to be sacked, he will be delighted to have Sadio Mane back from AFCON.
Reds Favourites
Liverpool head into this fixture as the favourites, another defeat would mean they have suffered five defeats in six matches.
Another defeat could mean they drop all the way down to sixth, given their start this season would be a huge failure.
The Reds will be looking to continue their overall record against Tottenham, with Liverpool winning 70, drawing 39 and losing 42 of 151 fixtures.
Liverpool are 6/5 with Roberto Firmino at 5/1 to score first.
Tottenham In Great Form
Spurs come into this match on the back of a narrow 1-0 win against Middlesbrough, with Tottenham struggling again.
Harry Kane (58) opened the scoring for Spurs in the second half, with Kane converting from the penalty spot.
It was Kane's 16th goal of the season, which isn't bad when you consider he was out for a long period at the start of the season.
It means that Spurs remain the only side close to Chelsea, but that gap is still a huge nine points.
Spurs Targeting Silverware
Tottenham have had a good league season so far, with this win ensuring they remain above Man City in second place.
They are in excellent form, they have won four and drawn two of their last six matches and a win here will be huge for Spurs.
Mauricio Pochettino will have been delighted with their recent form, they will be looking to claw back the nine-point deficit in the Premier League.
Spurs Underdogs
Tottenham come into this match as underdogs, despite their excellent form and Liverpool's shocking slump.
This will be a tough fixture for Pochettino's men, with Liverpool a wounded animal and in need of a home result.
Tottenham will be looking to better their recent record against the Reds, with Spurs failing to win in the last nine matches.
Tottenham are 9/4 with Harry Kane at 5/1 to open the scoring.
The second fixture sees Burnley take on Chelsea at Turf Moor with both sides having excellent seasons, albeit at opposite ends of the league.
The Clarets have one of the best home records in the Premier League but by contrast they have one of the worst away records in English football let alone the top flight.
Chelsea come into the match with the title all but sealed, it is a long way off but with nine points and 14 games to go it is certainly theirs to lose.
Burnley vs Chelsea – Sunday 12th February 2017 – 13:30 - Sky Sports 1
Burnley welcome Chelsea to Turf Moor in a huge Premier League match, with both sides in great recent form.
Sean Dyche's side come into this match on the back of a defeat, this time a 2-1 loss against Watford.
Burnley's cause wasn't helped when Jeff Hendrick received the first red card of his career, with a shocking challenge on Jose Holebas.
Troy Deeney (10) opened the scoring for Watford, with the Hornets getting off to an impressive start.
M'Baye Niang (45+2) doubled the advantage late in the first half, with the Hornets in cruise control.
Ashley Barnes grabbed a consolation goal late on for the Clarets from the penalty spot (78), it wasn't enough for Dyche's side though.
Clarets In Excellent Form
Burnley come into this match in excellent recent form, despite the defeat against Watford.
They will be looking to continue their excellent home form this season, that has seen them register 27 points.
Dyche's men will be looking to get to the forty point mark as soon as possible, they are 9 points above the relegation zone.
Burnley Underdogs
The Clarets excellent home record continues, despite that they are underdogs because of Chelsea's excellent form.
A win will mean it is six wins in nine matches for the Clarets, they will be wanting to continue that form though.
Sean Dyche's men will be looking to continue their overall record against Chelsea, with the Clarets winning 33, drawing 14 and losing 23 of 70 matches.
Burnley are 7/1 with Andre Gray at 10/1 to score first.
Blues In Great Form
The Blues come into this match on the back of a 3-1 win against Arsenal, with the Blues continuing their incredible season.
Marcus Alonso (13) opened the scoring for Chelsea, showing far more desire to win the ball than Hector Bellerin to make it 1-0.
Eden Hazard doubled the advantage in the 53rd minute, shaking off an incredible five Arsenal players to score an incredible solo goal.
Former Gunner Cesc Fabregas completed the route (85), after a horror mix up from Petr Cech that left the Spaniard with an empty goal to aim at.
Olivier Giroud (90+1) pulled one back for the Gunners, but this defeat means their title chances are now over for another year.
Chelsea's To Lose
The Blues have had an excellent season so far, they have no European commitments so domestic glory will be the target for Conte.
They are top of the Premier League by a distance, with 9 points separating them and Tottenham, who have Europa League commitments coming up.
Chelsea are the favourites to secure a title for Conte in his first season, they are all but guaranteed the title now.
Chelsea Favourites
The Blues come into this match as the favourites, with home advantage and their excellent form overall informing that.
This will be a tough fixture for Conte's side, but they have already beaten Burnley this season and will look to do the double.
Chelsea will be looking to continue that recent record against Burnley, they have won six of the last nine meetings.
Chelsea are 2/5 with Diego Costa at 11/4 to open the scoring.
Betting Tips
Tip 1 – Coutinho to score first @ 13/2 and Tottenham to win 2-1 @ 10/1
Tip 2 – Costa to score first @ 11/4 and Chelsea to win 3-1 @ 11/1