Norwich v Tottenham Hotspur: No mistake from Spurs here against the long-since relegated Canaries. Antonio Conte's side will secure Champions League football with a comfortable win at Carrow Road. Prediction: Norwich 0 Spurs 2. PA
Arsenal v Everton (All kick-offs 7pm UAE): Too little, too late for the Gunners whose last two defeats - against Spurs and Newcastle - mean that there will be no Champions League football next season. They should beat an Everton side who have already secured their top-flight status but it will be a downbeat Emirates Stadium at the finish. Prediction: Arsenal 2 Everton 0.
Brentford v Leeds United: Pascal Struijk's injury-time leveller against Brighton might have been just the tonic Leeds needed to keep hold of their top-flight status ... but it's going to be tight. They take on a Brentford side who could seal a place in the top half of the table in their first Premier League season. Prediction: Brentford 1 Leeds 1. Reuters
Brighton v West Ham United: The Seagulls are on the brink of their best ever top-flight finish having excelled under manager Graham Potter. West Ham, who almost defeated title chasing Manchester City last-time out, could potentially jump ahead of Manchester United and into sixth place if they win on the south coast. Prediction: Brighton 2 West Ham 2. Getty
Burnley v Newcastle: A potentially heart-breaking afternoon for the Clarets in their battle to beat the drop. They are ahead of third-bottom Leeds on goal difference only and need to match the Yorkshiremen's result at Brentford. But they take on a Newcastle team boosted by an impressive win against Arsenal and looking to seal a top-ten finish. Prediction: Burnley 1 Newcastle 3. AP
Chelsea v Watford: While it has hardly been the most impressive of season finales for Chelsea - winning one out of their last five in the league and losing the FA Cup final - you would expect them to at least end on a high against the relegated Hornets. Prediction: Chelsea 4 Watford 1. AFP
Crystal Palace v Manchester United: Ralf Rangnick's less than impressive tenure as United manager comes to an end with the club potentially dropping down to seventh place. Palace will be trying to pick themselves up from losing at Everton - having been 2-0 up at half-time - a game that ended with manager Patrick Vieira kicking a pitch invader. Prediction: Palace 1 United 2. EPA
Leicester City v Southampton: Two of the division's most inconsistent teams meet at the King Power Stadium with Leicester hoping to seal what would be a very respectable eighth-place finish. Southampton have endured a woeful end to the campaign with just one win in 11 games. Prediction: Leicester 3 Southampton 1. AP
Liverpool v Wolves: They have kept the pressure on Manchester City until the bitter end but Liverpool's title quest will fall agonisingly short. Jurgen Klopp's side will do what is needed from them at Anfield but it will not be enough to leapfrog City. Prediction: Liverpool 4 Wolves 1. Reuters
Manchester City v Aston Villa: After what has been a thrilling battle for the title with Liverpool, Pep Guardiola's side will come out on top in front of a delighted Etihad Stadium. Villa manager and former Reds captain Seven Gerrard would love to do his old team a favour but City's quality will prove too much. Prediction: City 3 Villa 0. PA
Norwich v Tottenham Hotspur: No mistake from Spurs here against the long-since relegated Canaries. Antonio Conte's side will secure Champions League football with a comfortable win at Carrow Road. Prediction: Norwich 0 Spurs 2. PA
Arsenal v Everton (All kick-offs 7pm UAE): Too little, too late for the Gunners whose last two defeats - against Spurs and Newcastle - mean that there will be no Champions League football next season. They should beat an Everton side who have already secured their top-flight status but it will be a downbeat Emirates Stadium at the finish. Prediction: Arsenal 2 Everton 0.
Brentford v Leeds United: Pascal Struijk's injury-time leveller against Brighton might have been just the tonic Leeds needed to keep hold of their top-flight status ... but it's going to be tight. They take on a Brentford side who could seal a place in the top half of the table in their first Premier League season. Prediction: Brentford 1 Leeds 1. Reuters
Brighton v West Ham United: The Seagulls are on the brink of their best ever top-flight finish having excelled under manager Graham Potter. West Ham, who almost defeated title chasing Manchester City last-time out, could potentially jump ahead of Manchester United and into sixth place if they win on the south coast. Prediction: Brighton 2 West Ham 2. Getty
Burnley v Newcastle: A potentially heart-breaking afternoon for the Clarets in their battle to beat the drop. They are ahead of third-bottom Leeds on goal difference only and need to match the Yorkshiremen's result at Brentford. But they take on a Newcastle team boosted by an impressive win against Arsenal and looking to seal a top-ten finish. Prediction: Burnley 1 Newcastle 3. AP
Chelsea v Watford: While it has hardly been the most impressive of season finales for Chelsea - winning one out of their last five in the league and losing the FA Cup final - you would expect them to at least end on a high against the relegated Hornets. Prediction: Chelsea 4 Watford 1. AFP
Crystal Palace v Manchester United: Ralf Rangnick's less than impressive tenure as United manager comes to an end with the club potentially dropping down to seventh place. Palace will be trying to pick themselves up from losing at Everton - having been 2-0 up at half-time - a game that ended with manager Patrick Vieira kicking a pitch invader. Prediction: Palace 1 United 2. EPA
Leicester City v Southampton: Two of the division's most inconsistent teams meet at the King Power Stadium with Leicester hoping to seal what would be a very respectable eighth-place finish. Southampton have endured a woeful end to the campaign with just one win in 11 games. Prediction: Leicester 3 Southampton 1. AP
Liverpool v Wolves: They have kept the pressure on Manchester City until the bitter end but Liverpool's title quest will fall agonisingly short. Jurgen Klopp's side will do what is needed from them at Anfield but it will not be enough to leapfrog City. Prediction: Liverpool 4 Wolves 1. Reuters
Manchester City v Aston Villa: After what has been a thrilling battle for the title with Liverpool, Pep Guardiola's side will come out on top in front of a delighted Etihad Stadium. Villa manager and former Reds captain Seven Gerrard would love to do his old team a favour but City's quality will prove too much. Prediction: City 3 Villa 0. PA
Norwich v Tottenham Hotspur: No mistake from Spurs here against the long-since relegated Canaries. Antonio Conte's side will secure Champions League football with a comfortable win at Carrow Road. Prediction: Norwich 0 Spurs 2. PA
