You could be forgiven for thinking the sides chasing Champions League football next season would prefer a go at the Europa League.
All four contenders were in action this weekend, and all four fluffed their lines big time.
The only side to come way with anything were Chelsea - and they are sure to be ticked off that they could only draw 2-2 at home to Burnley.
Firstly, Tottenham suffered a 1-0 defeat to title hunters Manchester City on Saturday as Phil Foden netted the only goal of the game.
Then on Sunday, both Arsenal and Manchester United had days to forget as they lost to Crystal Palace and Everton respectively.
That allowed Chelsea to jump back into the top four with their point - but this race has got a long way to run.
Here is the latest state of play....
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Tottenham
Current position: 3rd
Points: 67
Remaining fixtures: Brighton (H), West Ham (H), Bournemouth (A), Everton (H)
Recent form (last six games): Two wins, one draw, three defeats - 7 points
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Chelsea
Current position: 4th
Points: 67
Remaining fixtures: Manchester United (A), Watford (H), Leicester City (A)
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Arsenal
Current position: 5th
Points: 66
Remaining fixtures: Wolves (A), Leicester City (A), Brighton (H), Burnley (A)
Recent form: three wins, one draw, two defeats - 10 points
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Manchester United
Current position: 6th
Points: 64
Remaining fixtures: Manchester City (H), Chelsea (H), Huddersfield (A), Cardiff (H)
Recent form: three wins, three defeats - 9 points
