Premier League final day live on Sky: Arsenal's party, Tottenham's battle, Pep Guardiola's Man City goodbye
Can Spurs avoid unthinkable relegation?
Tottenham vs Everton, live on Sky Sports Main Event
Tottenham's ever-present Premier League status is at stake on Sunday.
There are nine different final-day outcomes across the final-day games involving Spurs and West Ham - but only one scenario sends the club to the Championship, and that is if Roberto De Zerbi's side lose at home to Everton and West Ham beat Leeds at home.
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The odds are nearly 90 per cent in Tottenham's favour for survival, but this is Spurs, and their fans will be fearing the worst.
What will heighten those nerves is Tottenham's abysmal home record. Winless in their last 10 home league matches and having won just twice at home in the league this season (D6 L10), the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has become a place of dread and fear. The anxiety on Sunday will be like nothing ever seen before in N17.
With Spurs starting the day two points above 18th-placed West Ham and having a far superior goal difference over the Hammers, Tottenham only need a point to guarantee their safety against Everton.
When these two sides last met in late October, Spurs eased past the Toffees 3-0 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium to sit third in the Premier League and just five points behind leaders Arsenal.
It is a position that seems scarcely believable now.
In the space of seven months, Spurs have had three different head coaches, lost six games in a row for the first time in the club's history and have been on a 15-match winless league run.
Yet the worst could still come, with a first relegation in 49 years looming.
Make no mistake, this is Tottenham's biggest game in recent history. The future of the club is on the line. Relegation is simply unthinkable.
Declan Olley
Arsenal to get the party started
Crystal Palace vs Arsenal, live on Sky Sports Premier League
The waiting is nearly over. On Sunday, Arsenal will get their hands on the Premier League trophy for the first time in 22 years.
It will be a day of celebration in London, with Mikel Arteta's side playing their first match since they were crowned champions on Tuesday night. Sunday's images will be played around the world - and will last for generations.
The celebrations will start before the match itself, with Crystal Palace expected to give Arsenal a guard of honour before kick-off. That moment will go down nicely for Eberechi Eze - in his first game back at Selhurst Park since leaving Palace for Arsenal last summer.
The game itself has little meaning - with both sides expected to rotate heavily and give their big stars a rest. Both teams have huge European finals next week - Palace have the Europa Conference League final on Wednesday, before Arsenal take on PSG in next weekend's Champions League final.
But it will be a different story at full-time. Oliver Glasner will wave goodbye to Selhurst Park before he departs Palace this summer. Then Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard will lift the Premier League trophy.
And just like on Tuesday night, the red half of north London will go into party mode. If neighbours Spurs end up getting relegated that afternoon, there will be even more to celebrate from an Arsenal perspective.
Sam Blitz
Guardiola's emotional goodbye to Man City
Man City vs Aston Villa, live on Sky Sports Action
Man City meet Aston Villa with virtually nothing to play for on the final day. Man City are guaranteed second by quite some distance and Villa nearly assured of fourth, albeit they can still be caught by Liverpool on goal difference. In terms of jeopardy, though, the game ranks low.
Where this occasion holds its significance is over the great Pep Guardiola, confirmed to be leaving Man City after a magical decade in charge.
All the signs were there that the end was nigh.
The nostalgic tinge to his press conferences, the animated celebrations, even his casual attire - like mufti day at school when term is coming to a close. Enzo Maresca, Pep's supposed successor, is reported to already be making plans with sporting director Hugo Viana, looking towards a future with the intention of continuing the cycle of success Guardiola started.
And so this is much less game, more jamboree. A swansong. A last dance. At some point some players will probably turn up and a kick a football about in the sunshine.
But really this will be a chance for one of the Premier League's greatest, most decorated to bask in the adulation he deserves. The Etihad will be in peak party mode despite narrowly missing out on the Premier League title to Arsenal this week. A domestic cup double is not exactly a bad way to bow out.
Pep has already proven himself to be the ultimate winner; all that is left to do is celebrate his success.
Laura Hunter
West Ham praying for a miracle
West Ham vs Leeds, live on Sky Sports Football
West Ham will need the football gods to be looking down on them on Sunday.
For the most part, their own Premier League survival is out of their hands and the aim is simple - they need to win to give themselves any chance of staying up and relegating Tottenham.
This moment has been a long time coming. West Ham have been flirting with relegation, but perhaps a drop into the Championship with a squad clearout, new manager and new direction might be just what the club needs.
Leeds have done well on the road recently too. They are unbeaten in their last seven in the Premier League away from home, drawing six - which would not be enough for the Hammers to stay up.
The memories of their dramatic FA Cup tie at the London Stadium from April will also be fresh. West Ham scored twice in injury time to force extra time, although Leeds ultimately won on penalties.
West Ham will be hoping the game swings in their favour this time round.
Charlotte Marsh
Will Salah and Robertson get their Liverpool farewells?
Liverpool vs Brentford, live on Sky Sports+
All eyes will be on the Liverpool team sheet at 2.45pm on Sunday to see if both Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson take on Brentford in what should be the duo's final appearances for the club.
'Should', as it will be up to head coach Arne Slot to make the final call for a fixture which, although highly unlikely, could yet result in the Reds missing out on Champions League football next season.
That would take a strange set of results, including Liverpool losing to the Bees and Bournemouth winning at Nottingham Forest, as well as a six-goal swing in goal difference
But Salah's recent criticism of the club's style of play under Slot, on the back of his attack of the Dutchman in December, could see him benched for his Liverpool farewell, while Robertson has not started the previous two games having mostly served as Milos Kerkez's backup all season.
Some have called on Slot to make an example of Salah - back to full fitness now after a recent hamstring injury - and play his strongest XI with next season in mind, which would also mean Kerkez getting the nod over Robertson.
But with the Liverpool boss also under mounting pressure himself after an underwhelming title defence, just how would that go down with the Anfield faithful?
Rich Morgan
Brighton-Man Utd script flips as Seagulls aim for Europe
Brighton vs Man Utd, live on Sky Sports Tennis
This very fixture took place on the final day of the season two years ago, and it was Man Utd who needed to win and for results to go their way for their European hopes. This time, it's the Seagulls' turn.
Man Utd can't go any higher or lower than third. This is as meaningless an end-of-season game as you can get for them. However, Brighton's future is all to play for.
The odds are slim, but there is a scenario where sixth place is enough for a place in next season's Champions League. And that could belong to Fabian Hurzeler’s men if they win and Bournemouth lose to Nottingham Forest, owing to the Seagulls’ superior goal difference.
They can’t worry too much about that. They need to focus on getting the job done themselves. And history is on their side. Brighton have come out on top in three of the last four meetings at the Amex between these two sides.
It wouldn’t be the ideal end of Michael Carrick's initial half-season spell in charge, but he is already guaranteed to stay on having signed on until 2028. With nothing to play for, he may choose to rotate his side. And given the question marks surrounding the depth of the Man Utd squad, that could play into Brighton's hands.
Callum Bishop
Can Sunderland finish above Newcastle?
Sunderland vs Chelsea, live on Sky Sports+
While Sunderland are still in the hunt for a European finish, they will also be hoping to get one over on their local rivals by finishing above them in the Premier League table.
The Black Cats are 10th, two points above Eddie Howe's side. Sunderland have not finished above the Magpies since the 2016/17 season, when Sunderland were 20th in the Premier League and Newcastle won the Championship.
Regis Le Bris' team still have the chance to finish in seventh, although would need to win their game and hope Brighton and Brentford both lose. They have not finished in the position since 2000/01, with their best Premier League finish since then coming in 2010/11, when they were 10th.
A home win would also see Chelsea drop out of European contention in what has been the most turbulent of seasons. The will need to arrest a poor run of form away from home too, having not won any of their last four games on the road in all competitions.
They too need three points to ensure they are playing some form of European football next season under Xabi Alonso.
Charlotte Marsh
Cherries fans will have one eye on Anfield & Etihad
Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth, live on Sky Sports+ and Sky One
Bournemouth will have all eyes on both the Etihad and Anfield on Sunday as they look to seal an unlikely spot in next season's Champions League in what is also Andoni Iraola's final game in charge.
And that is because Aston Villa's Europa League win in midweek has opened the door for a sixth qualification spot in Europe's premier club competition next season, but crucially only if Unai Emery's side finish fifth.
For that to happen, Villa must lose at Man City and Liverpool must also beat Brentford at Anfield, while the Cherries themselves will need a point in their clash at Nottingham Forest to be guaranteed to finish in sixth - unless Brighton fail to beat Man Utd at home.
So it will be an afternoon for Bournemouth fans to have the Sky Sports app downloaded as they learn their European fate.
A final Fulham game for Silva?
Fulham vs Newcastle, live on Sky Sports+
Fulham host Newcastle on Sunday, with both sides' hopes of European football having recently come to an end.
There is a feeling of uncertainty among the Craven Cottage faithful, who continue to wonder whether they will be seeing Marco Silva in the dugout come the start of next season.
With reports of a move to Benfica persisting, Silva's deal is up this summer, having established Fulham as a top-flight side since winning promotion from the Championship in 2022.
Victory would see Silva's men equal a club record for most Premier League wins (15) in a season. But with just two league victories in their last nine, and having failed to score in seven of their last 10 matches in all competitions, Fulham seem to be closing out the year with a whimper.
Alongside the Silva saga, there are the impending departures of their two top scorers this year - Harry Wilson and Raul Jimenez - so it's easy to see why there's a sense of unease among the fanbase.
A win might just lift the mood ahead of a big summer. But it's far from a guarantee against a Newcastle side looking to avoid a lowest league finish (11th) since their 2021 takeover.
Adam Howarth
One final battle left for Burnley and Wolves
Burnley vs Wolves, live on Sky Sports+
Come Monday morning, Burnley and Wolves will be breathing a sigh of relief.
The managerless Clarets are 11 league games without a victory and Rob Edwards' side have won just three times all season. Relegation was confirmed long ago and the misery will finally be over.
There is one last fight for both, though: to avoid finishing bottom of the pile.
Wolves have been relegated from the Premier League twice and finished 20th on both occasions, while Burnley have dropped four times, but twice in 18th and twice in 19th.
Based on last season, finishing 19th is worth £2.5m more than finishing 20th. A drop in the ocean in Premier League terms, but a sum not to be sniffed at nonetheless.
