Bournemouth have won four of their last six games and are on a 17-game unbeaten run in the Premier League, they should be able to get the better of a Nottingham Forest side with little to play for.

Liverpool have five wins and just one defeat across their last eight home games, while Brentford are winless in their last five away games across all competitions and they’ve lost their last two trips. They’ve also lost each of their last six trips to Anfield without scoring, but they can at least get on the scoresheet on Sunday. The Bees need to win themselves to get into Europe so they will push men forward and they are facing a Liverpool side who have gone six games without a clean sheet.

Brighton have the highest win rate against Manchester United of any side in Premier League history and need a result to secure Europa League football. They have won four of their last five home games, while the Red Devils have nothing to play for and have dropped points in three of their last four on the road.

West Ham’s form has deserted them at just the wrong time and Leeds, unbeaten in eight league games and having knocked the Hammers out of the FA Cup at the London Stadium just last month, are capable of avoiding defeat, a result that will confirm their host’s relegation.

Manchester City will want to sign off the Pep Guardiola era with a win and they may be able to take advantage of an Aston Villa side in party mode after their Europa League win. However, Villa have scored 14 goals in their last five games and should find the net.

Both teams have scored in ten of the last 12 meetings between these two and the pair have hardly been in the best defensive form as of late so it’s worth siding with both teams to find the net once again.

Wolves are yet to win an away game this season and have conceded 12 goals in their last four on the road. They have shipped two or more in each of these, while Burnley won the reverse fixture 3-2 and have scored twice or more at home to Aston Villa and Brentford recently.

Arsenal’s status as Premier League champions was confirmed in midweek and they can end the season with a fifth straight win. Crystal Palace have nothing to play for and will have one eye on their midweek UEFA Conference League final.

Each of the last four League One play-off finals have produced fewer than three goals and both these sides kept things tight in their play-off semi-finals, with the four combined fixtures producing just five goals.

Wolves are yet to win an away game this season and have conceded 12 goals in their last four on the road. They have shipped two or more in each of these, while Burnley won the reverse fixture 3-2 and have scored twice or more at home to Aston Villa and Brentford recently.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in six of Cordoba’s seven visits to sides above them, and they should add to the 29 goals they’ve scored across 20 away trips this term. The hosts have seen over 2.5 goals land in 65% of their home games, including each of their previous four.

Ten of the last 12 Serie A meetings between Verona and Roma have produced over 2.5 goals, and the last six clashes hosted by Verona have all cleared that line. Verona’s defence has been unreliable throughout the season, conceding 59 goals and failing to keep a clean sheet in 17 of their last 20 league matches.

Each of AIK’s first four away games have finished with both teams finding the net, and they have scored in all but one of their league games this season. They head to second-placed Hammarby, who have scored 19 goals in five home games, but the hosts have conceded in six of their last eight matches.

Malmo have seen both teams score in four of their last five games, and they’ve conceded13 goals in that spell. Visitors Vasteras have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last seven matches, so back goals for both sides.

Both teams have scored in seven of Fulham’s last 11 home games across all comps, and they have just one clean sheet during that period. There have been goals at both ends in seven of Newcastle’s last eight games and they have conceded in all of those. Both teams have scored in each of the last four meetings between these teams – including two this season – so goals at both ends looks a strong option at Craven Cottage.

Tottenham may be winless in their last 10 Premier League home matches, but they have scored in nine of those and they will fancy their chances of netting against what has become a leaky Everton defence that has conceded two or more goals in each of their last six games.

Both teams have scored in ten of the last 12 meetings between these two and the pair have hardly been in the best defensive form as of late so it’s worth siding with both teams to find the net once again.

Liverpool have five wins and just one defeat across their last eight home games, while Brentford are winless in their last five away games across all competitions and they’ve lost their last two trips. They’ve also lost each of their last six trips to Anfield without scoring, but they can at least get on the scoresheet on Sunday. The Bees need to win themselves to get into Europe so they will push men forward and they are facing a Liverpool side who have gone six games without a clean sheet.

Manchester City will want to sign off the Pep Guardiola era with a win and they may be able to take advantage of an Aston Villa side in party mode after their Europa League win. However, Villa have scored 14 goals in their last five games and should find the net.

Danny Welbeck has 14 goals to his name this season and will be looking to strike against his former club. He has three goals in his last seven meetings with Manchester United and heads into the final day in good form.

Newcastle’s William Osula has five goals in his last six games and scored twice against West Ham last time out, he can add at least one more goal to his haul on Sunday.

Igor Thiago has had an incredible season with 22 Premier League goals. The Brazilian has scored four goals in his last seven games for club and country and could round off the campaign with a strike at Anfield.

Jeremy Doku has had a productive end to the season and heads into the final day with four goals and an assist in his last six appearances.

Joao Pedro is reportedly nearing a return to full fitness and will be out to prove a point after being left out of Carlo Ancelotti’s Brazil squad this week, the forward is Chelsea’s top scorer with 15 league goals and can add to that tally.

Eli Junior Kroupi has been a revelation this season and has been linked with some of the biggest clubs in the world as a result, he could add to his tally of 13 goals in 20 Premier League starts this season.

Only Bournemouth (17) have drawn more Premier League games than Leeds’ total of 14 this season, and the hard-to-beat Whites, who don’t win many on their travels, may secure a share of the spoils against West Ham.

Tottenham’s home record is poor, but their overall form has improved under Roberto De Zerbi, taking eight points from four games prior to their midweek loss at Chelsea, and their need for the points is greater than Everton’s. The Toffees are winless in six but they have scored in all those games –  both of those trends could continue on Sunday.

Brighton have the highest win rate against Manchester United of any side in Premier League history and need a result to secure Europa League football. They have won four of their last five home games, while the Red Devils have nothing to play for and have dropped points in three of their last four on the road.

Enda McElhinney: The Gunners are at Selhurst Park for their coronation, with both Mikel Arteta’s side and Oliver Glasner’s Crystal Palace preparing for European finals in the coming days. Arsenal have three days extra before the Champions League final and, crucially, a stronger squad to rely on. The Gunners have won eight of the last nine against Palace, including the last three at Selhurst Park by an aggregate of 8-1. They are going for a fifth Premier League win without conceding a goal and can dominate this from an early stage.

Jamie Griffith: Atletico can finish an excellent campaign by usurping Villarreal, who have lost their last two games and three of the last five head-to-heads.

Ian Wilkerson: Newcastle have ended a run of five successive league defeats with two wins over Brighton and West Ham that were punctuated by a draw at Nottingham Forest. Fulham have scored just two goals in their last six games and they look vulnerable. 

Joe Casey: Bournemouth are now 18 games unbeaten in all competitions and can finish Andoni Iraola’s reign at the club on a high with a win over Nottingham Forest. Bournemouth are unbeaten in the last 11 head-to-heads between this pair, winning seven of those.

Gareth Freeman: Lecce know a win on Sunday will secure their place in Serie A for next season. Genoa are on a four-game winless run and have scored just once across that period, while I Lupi have shown some real fight in their survival battle in the closing stages of the campaign.

Aaron Rogan: Sporting are heavy favourites against second-tier Torreense, and they can secure a win to nil over a side that failed to score against the Primeira Liga’s third-bottom side, Casa Pia, in their last match.

Ten of the last 12 Serie A meetings between Verona and Roma have produced over 2.5 goals, and the last six clashes hosted by Verona have all cleared that line. Verona’s defence has been unreliable throughout the season, conceding 59 goals and failing to keep a clean sheet in 17 of their last 20 league matches.

Juventus need a win to stand any chance of qualifying for the Champions League, but rivals Torino will have plenty of motivation to thwart their efforts. Il Toro have taken 13 points from the last 15 available at home and have drawn the last two Turin derbies, while Juve have only won three of their last eight away games.

Champions League-chasing Como have won seven of their last 10 Serie A road games and with the best defensive record in the division, they should outclass relegation battlers Cremonese by securing another victory.

Villarreal have won seven of their last nine home league games and have been highly productive in attack at Estadio de la Ceramica, scoring 43 goals in 18 matches at an average of 2.39 per game. Atletico Madrid arrive with defensive concerns after failing to keep a clean sheet in seven of their last nine Primera Liga outings.