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- BRENTFORD v Man City
- ARSENAL v Wolves
- MAN UTD v Fulham
- Chelsea v NEWCASTLE
- Leeds v Tottenham: DRAW
- Southampton v LIVERPOOL
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Brentford 2-1 Manchester City
- 16:30 BST, Sunday
Brentford are finishing the season with a flourish and, while unlikely, they can still finish seventh and secure the sole Europa Conference League qualification spot. That would require them to beat champions Manchester City, and both Aston Villa and Tottenham failing to win - which really isn't beyond the realms of possibility.
After all, the Bees deservedly beat City at the Etihad earlier this season (MCI 1.86 - 3.33 BRE), and have W4, D1, L1 in their last six. At home this season Thomas Frank's men have averaged 1.98 xGF and 1.25 xGA per game, which explains their W9, D7, L2 record.
With City having one eye on their upcoming finals as they bid to complete the treble, rotation is likely, and that could present the Bees with a great opportunity to sign off the season in style in front of their own fans.
Arsenal 3-0 Wolves
- 16:30 BST, Sunday
The pressure is finally off Arsenal. The title is done, and I think that will lead to Mikel Arteta's side playing with a lot of freedom on Sunday. The have been excellent at home over the course of the season, averaging 2.30 xGF per game, with the only recent attacking blip at the Emirates coming against Brighton.
They host a Wolves team who will likely be distracted by the reports and rumours surrounding their head coach's future, and Julen Lopetegui's side have seemingly thrown the towel in when travelling of late.
Wolves have lost five of their last six away, conceding a whopping 2.60 xGA per game in that time, and could get well beaten again on Sunday.
Manchester United 3-1 Fulham
- 16:30 BST, Sunday
Manchester United have an FA Cup final to look forward to and prepare for, but they will want to finish the home season strongly and possibly secure third spot. They have been excellent at home all season long, averaging 2.04 xGF and 1.03 xGA per game at Old Trafford.
Fulham have won two and drawn the other of their most recent three, and have found their scoring touch again, netting nine times in those matches.
Their defence has remained suspect though, especially when travelling. Marco Silva's side have allowed 1.92 xGA per game, and will likely be found out here in a high-scoring game.
Chelsea 1-2 Newcastle
- 16:30 BST, Sunday
Chelsea have been utterly shocking since Frank Lampard took over, worse than they would have been had they stuck with Graham Potter. The Blues have averaged 1.10 xGF and 1.70 xGA per game under the guidance of the club legend - a firmly bottom-seven process.
Newcastle stumbled over the line for the top four, but can now play freely this weekend, and Eddie Howe's side continue to create a hell of a lot of chances in attack.
The Magpies have averaged 3.0 xGF per game across their last seven, and in their last six away games have put up 2.0 xGF per game. Simply put, they are a better team than Chelsea and can make sure the Blues' season ends in a whimper.
Leeds 2-2 Tottenham
- BT Sport: 16:30 BST, Sunday
Where to start with this one. Two teams who are generally unbackable given recent form and performances. Leeds have to win to stand any chance of survival, which should see them play on the front foot and leave an already dismal defence even more vulnerable. They have shipped 2.60 xGA per game since Big Sam Allardyce's arrival.
Tottenham have the tools to take advantage of that, but their defence has been equally as bad for a long time now, so we should see goals in this one.
If we were measuring motivation, I think that I'd have it weighted 65-35 in Leeds' favour. After all, do Spurs really want to play in the Europa Conference League? That could give the hosts an edge, but their lack of quality leaves me playing the draw.
Southampton 0-3 Liverpool
- 16:30 BST, Sunday
Southampton really have been relegated with a whimper. Their decision to sack Ralph Hasenhuttl was a shocker, and the decision to stick with Ruben Selles after a fluked away win at Chelsea was equally as bad.
They are poor at both ends of the pitch, and eight defeats in a winless last nine suggests they aren't going to miraculously turn a corner in this final outing, especially in front of a disapproving home crowd.
Liverpool are finishing the season with a flourish, and while they were held by Aston Villa last time out, Jurgen Klopp's men have averaged 2.10 xGF and 1.10 xGA per game across their last eight. They have the capabilities to win big on the final day.
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