Player to score – Matheus Cunha (Wolves v Leicester) 27/25

Wolves have already secured their survival in the Premier League and enter this weekend’s match against already relegated Leicester City in strong form. After missing recent matches through suspension, Matheus Cunha played 90 minutes in the away win over Manchester United and will be a threat against the Foxes.

Cunha, who has been strongly linked with a summer move to Manchester United this week, has notched 14 goals in the Premier League this season and will be a threat on Saturday afternoon. The Brazilian forward is capable of producing something out of nothing and could do so once again this weekend.

Over 2.5 total goals – Barcelona v Real Madrid (1/2)

Barcelona and Real Madrid will meet in the Copa del Rey final on Saturday with a trophy at stake for both teams. The Catalans have won most Clasico encounters so far this season and will fancy their chances of piling yet more misery on Carlo Ancelotti and his players following a difficult month.

Kylian Mbappe’s return from suspension will likely make this an end-to-end affair. Barcelona’s high defensive line means Real Madrid will have opportunities to find the back of the net with the likes of Lamine Yamal, Dani Olmo and Ferran Torres in good goalscoring form for the La Liga leaders.

Match to be a draw – Chelsea v Everton (3/1)

Chelsea need points to finish in the top five, and this weekend’s home match against Everton is one of the more favourable fixtures the Blues have in the run-in. Enzo Maresca’s team have struggled for firepower in the final third recently while there has been under 2.5 goals in Everton’s last seven league games.

Cole Palmer has failed to score in his last 16 matches for Chelsea. On the other hand, Everton have drawn a blank in two of their last four outings. David Moyes will set up his team to be solid at the back and make it difficult for Chelsea to play through them. This could be a cagey encounter.

Both teams to score – Southampton v Fulham (8/11)

Southampton might be rooted to the foot of the Premier League table, as they have been for the majority of the campaign, but they have still managed to score in five of their last six matches. The south coast side are without a win in their last nine league games and will find it difficult against a high-flying Fulham outfit this weekend.

Fulham have lost three of their last four league outings. Their one win throughout that run came against Liverpool when the Cottagers put three goals past the team at the top of the table. This is the sort of attacking threat that could see Fulham put Southampton to the sword.

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Liverpool can wrap up the Premier League title with a positive result against Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday. Luis Diaz is a good bet to find the back of the net, having scored in two of his last three games, while the Anfield outfit have won all but three of their home matches in the league this season.

Spurs are focusing the majority of their attention on the Europa League and might choose to rest players ahead of their season-defining semi-final against Bodo/Glimt next week. This could have a bearing on the outcome of the game at Anfield on Sunday. This should be Liverpool’s coronation.

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