Today’s Premier League predictions including all 10 final-day fixtures deliver drama at both ends of the table. Tottenham are fighting for their top-flight life. Liverpool are chasing Champions League football. Pep Guardiola is saying goodbye to the Etihad. And somewhere in the middle, Burnley and Wolves are playing a relegation dead rubber nobody asked for.
Tottenham vs Everton is the standout. Spurs missed their chance to secure safety in midweek. Now they sit just two points above West ham with a superior goal difference. A draw should be enough. But backing Spurs to win any home game this season has been a dangerous bet. Everton have nothing to play for but a top-half finish, yet they have conceded at least two goals in each of their last five away matches. Spurs should find the net. The question is whether they can hold on. Tottenham 1-1 Everton.
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West Ham vs Leeds is the other survival story. The Hammers’ 14-year stay in the Premier League is on the line. Leeds are safe and in form, unbeaten in eight with only five goals conceded in that run. But desperation at the London Stadium counts for something. West Ham’s crowd will be raucous. The stakes could not be higher. West Ham 3-2 Leeds.
Liverpool vs Brentford carries European weight. A point guarantees Champions League football for Arne Slot’s side. Even a loss might do it depending on results elsewhere. But this is also a farewell. Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson are expected to play their final matches at Anfield. The emotion will be heavy. Brentford can still sneak into Europe themselves. The crowd carries Liverpool to a bittersweet win. Liverpool 2-1 Brentford.
Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth is all about the Cherries. Andoni Iraola takes charge for the final time with Champions League qualification still within reach. Bournemouth boast the best defensive away record in the league this year, conceding just five goals. Forest are safe and playing freely. Bournemouth’s incentive is simply bigger. Nottingham Forest 0-2 Bournemouth.
Brighton vs Manchester United marks Michael Carrick’s first official match as permanent United boss. Third place is locked in. Brighton need a result to secure European football. These two have not drawn a Premier League match since records began. That streak ends here. Brighton 2-2 Manchester United.
Sunderland vs Chelsea sees the Black Cats chasing their first European berth in 53 years. Chelsea’s motivation is uncertain. Sunderland’s is not. They beat Chelsea earlier in the season and a double over the Blues for the first time in two decades is waiting. Sunderland 2-1 Chelsea.
Manchester City vs Aston Villa is all about one man. Pep Guardiola walks out at the Etihad for the final time after ten trophy-laden years. Villa are fresh off Europa League celebrations. Both teams will rotate heavily. City’s motivation is emotional. Guardiola, Bernardo Silva and John Stones deserve a victorious send-off. Manchester City 3-1 Aston Villa.
Crystal Palace vs Arsenal is the champions’ lap of honour. The guard of honour. The trophy lift. Then a rotated Arsenal side trying to avoid injuries before the Champions League final. Palace are in the same boat with their own European final ahead. A sleepy draw. Crystal Palace 1-1 Arsenal.
Fulham vs Newcastle is a scrap for top-half pride. Both sit on 49 points with European dreams already dead. Fulham’s attack has faded. Newcastle are finding form again at the right time. Fulham 1-2 Newcastle.
Burnley vs Wolves has been nicknamed El Crapico for a reason. Both are relegated. Burnley are 19th, Wolves 20th. Two points separate them. That is the only thing on the line. A grim goalless draw to end miserable seasons. Burnley 0-0 Wolves.
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Crystal Palace 1-1 Arsenal is the easiest prediction on the board. Both teams already on the beach thinking about finals
West Ham 3-2 Leeds is the spiciest prediction here. Eight unbeaten vs pure desperation. London Stadium will be rocking
Man City 3-1 Villa with heavy rotation. Guardiola’s farewell. Bernardo and Stones last dance. Etihad will be emotional
Bournemouth with the best away defence in 2026 but 17 draws this season?? Iraola’s final game needs to be a win
Sunderland chasing Europe after 53 YEARS. That Stadium of Light crowd is going to be absolutely feral
Guardiola’s last game. Salah’s last game. Iraola’s last game. Final day is just a parade of emotional goodbyes
El Crapico for 19th place has me crying 😭 Burnley and Wolves playing for absolutely nothing
Liverpool could lose and STILL make Champions League. That’s how weird the table is right now
Carrick’s first official game as permanent United boss. Third place locked. No pressure. Just vibes
Spurs home form has been so bad this season that predicting a draw feels optimistic 😂
Arsenal lifting the trophy then playing a rotated team against Palace. Proper champions energy
Salah scoring one last time at Anfield would feed generations. Get the tissues ready
Newcastle sneaking into the top 10 on the final day after that season would be the most Newcastle thing ever
Spurs needing a draw to stay up on the final day with their home form this season?? This is going to be torture for their fans
This final day has everything. Relegation fight. European chase. Title celebration. Legend farewells. Inject it