Player to score – Phil Foden (Manchester City v West Ham)
Super Sunday Special: The Premier League title is on the line this weekend with Manchester City one win away from retaining their crown. West Ham face the trip north to the Etihad Stadium on the back of a run of just one victory from their last six away matches in all competitions, making a win over City on Sunday seem unlikely.
West Ham will sit deep and attempt to absorb pressure before hitting out on the counter-attack. In Phil Foden, though, City have a player who is capable of unlocking a low defensive block. The England international has scored three goals in his last four games and could deliver the decisive blow in this season’s title race.
Over 2.5 total goals – Brentford v Newcastle
Newcastle United need a positive result against Brentford on the final day of the season to ensure they will be in European football next season. The disappointing mid-week defeat to Manchester United was a set back to the Magpies in this mission, but a seventh place finish is still entirely within their reach.
There has been over 2.5 goals in four of Newcastle’s last six league matches while Brentford are on the metaphorical beach having secured Premier League survival a number of weeks ago. This could be an entertaining encounter between two teams with a lot of attacking quality. Goals are on the cards.
Match to be a draw – Crystal Palace v Aston Villa
Chelsea produced one of their best performances of the season by beating Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 in the Premier League on Thursday night. West Ham, on the other hand, enter Sunday’s match at Stamford Bridge on the back of a four-game winless run in the league with David Moyes’ position under scrutiny.
Even still, West Ham have managed to score four goals in their last two games and will pose a threat against Chelsea through the likes of Jarrod Bowen, Lucas Paqueta and Mohammed Kudus. While Chelsea kept out Spurs on Thursday, this was their first clean sheet in three league outings.
Both teams to score – Hoffenheim v Bayern Munich
A disappointing Bundesliga campaign will come to an end for Bayern Munich this weekend with the Bavarians away to Hoffenheim. It’s not yet clear if this will be Thomas Tuchel final match in charge, but Bayern’s recent form suggests this could be a chaotic match with both teams finding the back of the net.
Bayern Munich have kept just one clean sheet in their last seven matches in all competitions while Hoffenheim are fresh from a 6-0 thumping of Darmstadt. In fact, Hoffenheim have scored in each of their last seven games and also put four goals past Gladbach in an impressive victory last month. They could give Bayern problems.
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Graham’s Bet Builder | Arsenal vs. Everton
Arsenal could win their first Premier League title for 20 years this weekend, although Mikel Arteta’s team will need a favour from West Ham against Manchester City for that to happen. Leandro Trossard has developed a knack for scoring important goals over the last 18 months and is a good bet to find the net again on Sunday.
Recently, Arsenal have been faster starters, winning the first half in each of their last five matches. The Gunners have also been shown under 1.5 cards in their last four matches against Everton who don’t have anything to play for this weekend with the Toffees already sure of their place in the league for next season.
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