Roma are fancied to prove just too strong for Feyenoord in the inaugural Europa Conference League final at Arena Kombetare in Tirana. The Giallorossi can draw on the experience of a number of proven winners on the pitch, plus master tactician Jose Mourinho in the dugout.
Huddersfield take on Nottingham Forest in an intriguing Championship play-off final, with a place in the Premier League at stake. Forest arguably have the better team on paper, but Town are resilient, hang in there in matches and have a happy knack of taking their chances.
Real Madrid have enjoyed an incredible run through to the Champions League final and it may just be written in the stars for them to lift the trophy. The Whites were outplayed for long periods by PSG, Chelsea and Manchester City but somehow found a way through.
Man City are expected to overwhelm Aston Villa and wrap up a fourth Premier League title triumph in five years under Pep Guardiola. Second-placed Liverpool will be hoping former Anfield star Steven Gerrard can do them a favour, but his Villa players face a formidable task.
Liverpool must beat Wolves and hope Man City slip up against Aston Villa to claim a record-equalling 20th Premier League title triumph. The Reds have to overcome some notable injury problems but should be able to do their bit against opponents who have little to play for.
Burnley will stay in the Premier League if beating Newcastle but we reckon a draw at Turf Moor could leave the Clarets sweating on events elsewhere. They would then have to hope that Leeds fail to win at Brentford, as a thrilling relegation battle goes right down to the wire.
Leeds head into the final game of the Premier League season sitting in the bottom three and knowing even a win may not be enough to avoid relegation. Everton secured their top-flight status by beating Crystal Palace on Thursday while Burnley climbed above Leeds on goal difference following a 1-1 draw at Aston Villa.
Tottenham are now in pole position for the final Champions League place heading into the last game of the season against Norwich. Antonio Conte’s side leapfrogged north London rivals Arsenal with a 1-0 home win over Burnley before the Gunners went down 2-0 at Newcastle.
Arsenal must beat Everton and hope that Tottenham lose at Norwich if they are to secure a top-four finish in the Premier League. The good news for the Gunners is the Toffees can ease off after ending their relegation fears with Thursday’s dramatic win over Crystal Palace.
Manchester United will be looking to wrap up sixth place in the Premier League and a Europa League spot by beating Crystal Palace. If the Red Devils needed any more incentive to finish their frustrating season on a high, new boss Erik ten Hag will be watching on from the stands.
West Ham will be trying to pip Man Utd to sixth place in the Premier League table when visiting Brighton in the final round of fixtures. Moving up would mean an upgrade from the Europa Conference League to the Europa League, with the Hammers currently two points behind.
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Burnley can climb back out of the Premier League relegation zone if picking up a point at Aston Villa but we fear that will be a difficult task. They have drawn at Villa Park for the past two seasons, but the bad news is they were beaten 3-1 at home by Villa earlier this month.