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Africans to watch this weekend

Riyad Mahrez faces off with Hakim Ziyech and Edouard Mendy in what will be the second of three encounters between both sides in six weeks when Manchester City and Chelsea meet at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
In Italy, the top four race remains close, and Ismael Bennacer and Franck Kessie will hope to help AC Milan’s prospects when they play previous champions Juventus in Turin.

Preview of Africans abroad

Having had last week’s encounter at Manchester United postponed, Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane ought to relish facing Southampton considering they’ve had ample rest and time on the training ground to prepare.
Jurgen Klopp’s team are still in contention for a Champions League spot (they trail Chelsea with seven points having played a game fewer) and need wins in their remaining five fixtures to give themselves a chance.

Against a Saints side with one of the worst away records in the Premier League, the Reds will back themselves to secure a win at Anfield despite their significant drop off at their hallowed home in&nbsp;2021.

Salah & Mane

Aurier thrived in Tottenham Hotspur’s thrashing of relegated Sheffield United, assisting two Gareth Bale goals in Spurs’ 4-0 win.
Ryan Mason’s team are five points behind Chelsea in fourth and still have an outside chance of making next season’s Champions League.

The Lilywhites travel to Leeds United looking to a third straight game since the managerial change which potentially puts pressure on the West London side in fourth who travel to soon-to-be-confirmed champions Manchester City.

Serge Aurier

Riyad Mahrez was decisive in Manchester City’s Champions League semi-final success over Paris Saint-Germain, scoring three of City’s four goals in the tie.
The Algeria star is expected to feature for Pep Guardiola’s team when they face Chelsea on Saturday knowing full well they could win the title this weekend.

On the visiting side are Edouard Mendy and Hakim Ziyech, the Blues pair looking to postpone the champions-elect’s title win.

While the in-form Mendy missed the last meeting between both sides in the FA Cup semi, Ziyech netted the winning strike at Wembley as Thomas Tuchel’s team ended the Cityzens’ chances of an unprecedented quadruple.

The teams play later this month in the Champions League final, too, so Saturday’s meeting could whet the appetite before May 29’s showing in Istanbul.

Mahrez vs Mendy & Ziyech

A disappointing home defeat by Athletic Club on Monday means Sevilla’s slim La Liga hopes diminished after the 1-0 loss.
En-Nesyri and his teammates can mathematically still win the league — they sit six points behind Atletico Madrid who face Barcelona this weekend — but they’ll need to win their remaining games this term, including Sunday night’s trip to Real Madrid.

Los Blancos have appeared tired in recent weeks and looked fatigued in their elimination from Europe in midweek, a situation Julen Lopetegui will want to exploit.

Success for the Seville outfit in Madrid will see them move within a point of Real who have won four of their last five in Valdebebas.

Youssef En-Nesyri

Ismael Bennacer was withdrawn at half-time as AC Milan returned to winning ways against Benevento after two straight losses.
Franck Kessie was played brilliantly for Stefano Pioli’s side and the manager will hope for a similar strong midfield showing when Milan face Juventus in Turin.

The Rossoneri have looked a shadow of the team that threatened to win Serie A at the turn of the year, instead scrambling for a top four finish after a collapse in the second half of the season.

They were beneficiaries of&nbsp;Napoli’s 1-1 draw with Cagliari last time out, a result which saw them move back into the Champions League slots, and their prospects could be done a world of good by beating the Old Lady on Sunday.

Bennacer & Kessie

Africans to watch this weekend | Goal.com

Goal preview the continent’s stars expected to feature for their respective clubs around the world this weekend.