The Premier League season reaches its dramatic conclusion this Sunday, with teams battling for European spots, club pride, and historic milestones.
Here's a match-by-match breakdown of the final day’s action, featuring compelling storylines and key statistics. Catch all the action live on SuperSport. All matches kickoff at 5pm CAT.
Bournemouth v Leicester City – Fortress Vitality
Bournemouth enter their final match with the weight of history on their side, unbeaten in all six Premier League home meetings with Leicester (W4 D2). However, Leicester, buoyed by their recent revival, will be eager to replicate their success from the reverse fixture.
Can Bournemouth shake off their recent dip in form and extend their home dominance, or will Leicester complete an elusive league double?
Leicester's recent form has been bolstered by the emergence of young talent, with Harvey Barnes and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall playing pivotal roles in their midfield. Bournemouth, on the other hand, will rely on their experienced duo of Dominic Solanke and Philip Billing to lead the charge. The tactical battle between these sides promises to be a fascinating subplot.
The Vitality Stadium is expected to be a cauldron of noise, with home fans eager to see their team finish the season on a high. Leicester's traveling supporters will hope their side can overcome the odds and deliver a memorable performance.
Fulham v Man City – The Champions League chase
Fulham face an uphill battle, winless in 19 Premier League meetings against Man City. The Citizens, who have won each of their last 17 encounters with Fulham in all competitions, know that victory secures their place in next season’s Champions League.
Will Fulham, known for their late comebacks, spoil City's plans, or will Pep Guardiola's men wrap up the season with a familiar winning flourish?
Fulham's Aleksandar Mitrović will be key to their attacking hopes, as his physical presence and aerial ability could trouble City's defense. Meanwhile, Kevin De Bruyne's playmaking skills and Erling Haaland's clinical finishing make City a formidable force.
The midfield battle will be crucial in determining the outcome of this clash.
Craven Cottage will be buzzing with anticipation, as Fulham fans dream of an upset that could define their season. City's supporters, however, will expect nothing less than a dominant display from their team.
Ipswich Town v West Ham United – Struggles and survival
Ipswich have endured a brutal home form lately, losing their last eight Premier League matches at Portman Road—the longest such run in club history. West Ham, despite their inconsistency, have had the upper hand in this fixture, losing just once in their last 17 top-flight clashes with Ipswich.
Can the Tractor Boys end their season on a high, or will Jarrod Bowen celebrate his 200th Premier League appearance with another impactful performance?
Ipswich's defensive frailties have been a major concern, with their backline struggling to cope with the pace and movement of opposition attackers. West Ham's Michail Antonio and Said Benrahma will look to exploit these weaknesses and create scoring opportunities.
The atmosphere at Portman Road will be electric, as Ipswich fans rally behind their team in a bid to end their dismal run. West Ham's traveling contingent will hope their side can deliver a professional performance and secure a positive result.
Liverpool v Crystal Palace – A historic farewell
Liverpool have dominated this fixture in recent years, but Palace have a knack for causing upsets at Anfield, including last season’s surprise victory.
With Mohamed Salah chasing an all-time Premier League seasonal record and Luis Díaz continuing his electric home form, the Reds will look to close out the campaign with a win. Will Palace spoil the party once more, or will Liverpool bow out with their usual final-day flair?
Crystal Palace's Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise have been standout performers this season, and their creativity could pose problems for Liverpool's defense. The Reds, however, will rely on their experienced core, including Virgil van Dijk and Jordan Henderson, to maintain control of the game.
Anfield will be a sea of red, with fans eager to celebrate their team's achievements and bid farewell to departing players. Palace's supporters will hope their side can replicate last season's heroics and end the campaign on a high note.
Man United v Aston Villa – Red Devils in decline?
United’s turbulent season reaches its conclusion with one last attempt to salvage pride. The Red Devils are winless in their last eight Premier League outings—losing their last three in a row—but they’ve historically fared well against Villa, winning 40 league encounters.
Villa, in contrast, have won nine of their last 11 games and could secure their first 20-win top-flight season in decades. Can United stop their slide, or will Villa’s dominance continue?
Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins and Emiliano Buendía have been instrumental in their recent success, combining for goals and assists that have propelled the team up the table. United's Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes will need to rediscover their form to give the home side a fighting chance.
Old Trafford will be a cauldron of emotions, as United fans demand a response from their team after a disappointing campaign. Villa's traveling supporters will relish the opportunity to witness their side achieve a historic milestone.
Newcastle United v Everton – Champions League dreams
Newcastle’s resurgent home form—six consecutive wins at St James’ Park—puts them in prime position to secure Champions League football for next season.
Everton, however, have been stubborn defensively, keeping 18 clean sheets against Newcastle in their Premier League history. With Iliman Ndiaye in fine scoring form, can Everton dent Newcastle’s top-four hopes, or will the Magpies complete their mission?
Newcastle's Callum Wilson and Miguel Almirón have been in scintillating form, providing goals and assists that have driven the team's success. Everton's Jordan Pickford and James Tarkowski will need to be at their best to keep the Magpies at bay.
The atmosphere at St James' Park will be electric, as Newcastle fans dream of a return to Europe's elite competition. Everton's supporters will hope their side can spoil the party and end the season on a high note.
Nottingham Forest v Chelsea – Aiming for Europe
Nottingham Forest, guaranteed their best Premier League finish since 1994-95, enter the final game with European hopes still alive. Meanwhile, Chelsea have historically found success in this fixture, winning 3-2 at the City Ground last season.
Can Forest cap off an extraordinary campaign, or will Cole Palmer’s creativity lead the Blues to a strong finish?
Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White and Brennan Johnson have been key to their attacking prowess, combining for goals and assists that have propelled the team up the table. Chelsea's Enzo Fernández and Raheem Sterling will look to dictate the tempo and create scoring opportunities.
The City Ground will be a fortress, with Forest fans roaring their team on in pursuit of European football. Chelsea's traveling contingent will hope their side can deliver a professional performance and secure a positive result.
Southampton v Arsenal – The unbreakable streak
Arsenal have been dominant on the final day, winning their last 13 Premier League season finales—a league record. Southampton, however, have been historically strong at home against the Gunners, winning all eight of their Premier League victories in this fixture at St Mary's.
Will Arsenal extend their remarkable streak, or will the Saints pull off an unlikely upset?
Southampton's James Ward-Prowse and Che Adams will be key to their attacking hopes, as their set-piece expertise and finishing ability could trouble Arsenal's defense.
The Gunners, however, will rely on their dynamic duo of Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli to lead the charge.
St Mary's Stadium will be buzzing with anticipation, as Saints fans dream of an upset that could define their season. Arsenal's supporters will expect nothing less than a dominant display from their team.
Tottenham v Brighton – A chaotic end
Spurs’ forgettable season could end in unwanted history—losing 22 league games without being relegated, a first in top-flight football. Brighton, who stunned Tottenham earlier in the season, are aiming for back-to-back wins against Spurs for the first time ever. Will Tottenham salvage some pride, or will Brighton cap off a strong season with another memorable victory?
Brighton's Kaoru Mitoma and Alexis Mac Allister have been standout performers this season, providing goals and assists that have propelled the team up the table. Spurs' Harry Kane and Son Heung-min will need to rediscover their form to give the home side a fighting chance.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will be a cauldron of emotions, as Spurs fans demand a response from their team after a disappointing campaign. Brighton's traveling supporters will relish the opportunity to witness their side achieve a historic milestone.
Wolves v Brentford – Fireworks expected
Goals should be in abundance in this fixture, with Wolves and Brentford combining for 121 Premier League goals this season. Brentford’s attacking duo of Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa are chasing 20-goal tallies, while Wolves’ Jørgen Strand Larsen has been clinical in recent weeks. Will Brentford complete their first league double over Wolves since 2015-16, or will the hosts break their dreadful final-day record?
Wolves' Pedro Neto and Rúben Neves will be key to their attacking hopes, as their creativity and finishing ability could trouble Brentford's defense. The Bees, however, will rely on their dynamic duo of Ivan Toney and Rico Henry to lead the charge.
Molineux Stadium will be buzzing with anticipation, as Wolves fans dream of a thrilling finale to their season. Brentford's supporters will expect nothing less than a dominant display from their team.
The Premier League’s thrilling finale promises unforgettable drama, historic milestones, and fierce battles across the table. Buckle up for an electrifying weekend!