Premier League predictions: Man City to be champions, Liverpool and Spurs to win big

Despite winning five games on the spin, Arsenal look set to finish second in the title race for the second season in a row. The Gunners – two points behind Manchester City – need to beat Everton and hope the leaders stumble against West Ham. Everton have ended a troubled season on a high after taking 13 points out of a possible 15 to drag themselves well clear of the relegation zone. Prediction: Arsenal 3 Everton 0 Brentford's 2-1 win at Bournemouth last week means Thomas Frank's side are unbeaten in five games, and while 16th in the table will be considered a disappointment, they are a comfortable 13 points above the final relegation spot. Newcastle's midweek defeat at Manchester United leaves them needing a win and Chelsea to lose to clinch sixth place and have European football guaranteed. Or win and grab seventh, with European football next season in the bag as long as the Red Devils lose the FA Cup final to Manchester City. Prediction: Brentford 2 Newcastle 3 After a draw at Newcastle and a midweek defeat against Chelsea, it is another team chasing European football next up for the Seagulls, who need a win to guarantee 10th place. United need to achieve a better result than Newcastle to claim seventh spot in the table having defeated the Magpies 3-2 at Old Trafford on Wednesday, only their second win in nine games. Prediction: Brighton 2 Man United 2 Burnley are already relegated after a return of one point in three games that leaves them second bottom, five points shy of Forest in 17th and Premier League safety. Forest are three points clear of 18th-place Luton and enjoy a vastly superior goal difference of -19 compared to the Hatters' -31, meaning their top-flight place is secure for another season. Prediction: Burnley 1 Forest 2 The Blues have one foot in Europe for next season after their midweek win at Brighton lifted them up to sixth in the table. Victory at Stamford Bridge will seal sixth and European football next season. If Manchester United lose the FA Cup final next weekend then it's Europa League, or if United win, the Europa Conference League. They could even sneak into fifth but that would need current occupants Spurs losing to bottom club Sheffield United. Bournemouth are playing for league positions and the extra cash from finishing as high as possible in the table. Depending on how the match finishes at Stamford Bridge and the results of teams around them, the Cherries could finish as high as 10th or as low as 13th. Prediction: Chelsea 3 Bournemouth 1 Palace are on a fantastic run of form which, if results go their way, could see them finish in 10th place. The Eagles' 3-1 win at Wolves last week was their fifth win in six games. Fourth place and Champions League football next season is safe and secured for Villa, despite taking only two points out of a possible nine of late. Prediction: Palace 2 Villa 1 Jurgen Klopp has had to settle for third place in his final season in charge but Anfield will give him the send off he deserves after a trophy-laden spell on Merseyside. Wolves have struggled in recent weeks, having lost four out of their last five games, and could finish as high as 10th or as low as 14th depending on how they do at Anfield and how other results go. Prediction: Liverpool 4 Wolves 1 Luton's relegation is all but sealed after their loss at West Ham last week left them three points behind fourth-bottom Nottingham Forest with a significantly worse goal difference. Fulham have won only once in eight games – and were thrashed 4-0 at home by Manchester City last week – killing off their hopes of a top-10 finish Prediction: Luton 3 Fulham 3 The task is simple for Manchester City : Victory and they are champions for a fourth season in a row, following a superb run of form that has seen them win eight games on the spin. Draw or lose and Arsenal win, it is second place for Pep Guardiola's side. David Moyes oversees his final game as West Ham manager having watched his team win for the first time in four matches against Luton last weekend. Prediction: Man City 5 West Ham 0 The Blades have finished rock-bottom of the table having won just three games all season and sit 13 points shy of safety. Chris Wilder's side are also on a six-match losing streak. Spurs will seal fifth spot in the table if they avoid defeat although they have lost five of their last six games, the last of which was a 2-0 home defeat to Manchester City on Tuesday . Prediction: Sheffield United 1 Spurs 4

Premier League predictions: Man City to be champions, Liverpool and Spurs to win big

We pick out the winners and losers from the final round of English top-flight fixtures on Sunday