THE final day of the Premier League is here with 10 huge games taking place across the country.
THREE places in next season’s Champions League are still up for grabs, with five clubs in the race.
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Manchester City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest all have hopes of joining Liverpool and Arsenal in the 2025/26 edition of Europe’s elite competition.
The top seven are guaranteed European football next term, while a scenario remains that eighth could also land continental football, which Brighton and Brentford are battling for.
The final day will have no implications at the bottom, with the three relegated sides already confirmed as Southampton, Ipswich and Leicester.
Which Premier League games are on TV today?
With 10 Premier League matches taking place at once this afternoon, broadcasters have had to make their selections carefully.
The matches with European implications have taken priority, as you would expect with many fixtures being dead rubbers.
Sky Sports have selected Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea, which is by far the match with the most at stake.
They have also picked Liverpool vs Crystal Palace, with the broadcaster keen to air the Reds’ trophy lift.
TNT Sports have opted to air Manchester United vs Aston Villa with the Villans in the race for a Champions League spot.
It will also be the first time the Red Devils have played since their 1-0 defeat to Tottenham in Wednesday’s Europa League final.
Broadcasters have snubbed Newcastle vs Everton, despite the Toon having Champions League aspirations.
Premier League final day fixtures
All kick-offs 4pm
Bournemouth vs Leicester
Fulham vs Manchester City
Ipswich vs West Ham
Liverpool vs Crystal Palace (Sky Sports Premier League)
Manchester United vs Aston Villa (TNT Sports 1)
Newcastle vs Everton
Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea (Sky Sports Main Event)
Southampton vs Arsenal
Tottenham vs Brighton
Wolves vs Brentford
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