The clock of the final day of the Premier League: the race in the top four and the battle for relegation – live! | Premier League

There is no Christian Norgaard for Brantford, so he may be in danger of missing the Golden Shinpad (for most selections). In Leeds Patrick Bamford was ready to return, only to get a positive result on Covid, which rather sums up the season.

Brantford Raya, Aer, Jansen, Sorensen, Henry, Jensen, Janelt, Eriksen, Mbuema, Tony, Vissa.

Leeds Meslie, Koch, Lorent, Cooper, Firpo, Phillips, Rafinha, Rodrigo, Harrison, Gelhardt, Greenwood.

Dele Ali gets a rare start, Donnie van de Beek – no – he is on the bench and ready to replace Dele in the 63rd minute. Frank Lampard gives a respite to some people, but this Arsenal defense still looks a bit tense.

Arsenal Rumsdale, Soares, Holding, Gabriel, Tavares, Elneni, Jaco, Sacco, Odegaard, Martinelli, Nketia.

Everton Begovic, Brantwaite, Holgate, Keane, Kenny, Davis, Ducur, Iwobi, Ali, Gray, Calvert-Levin.

Antonio Conte, another manager who removes the drama from the selection, once again pushed Harry Kane.

Norwich Krul, Aarons, Bayram, Hanley, Janulis, Sorensen, Norman, Dowell, Liz-Melo, Rashika, Puki.

Tottenham Loris, Sanchez, Dyer, Davis, Royal, Bentancourt, Hoybjerg, Cesenyon, Kulusewski, Kane, Son.

Burnley follows the drawing team, reinforcing suspicions that their manager Michael Jackson knows what he’s doing. Kieran Tripier returns to Newcastle, whose dramatic improvement began with his arrival.

Burnley Pope, Taylor, Tarkovsky, Collins, Long, Cork, Roberts, McNeill, Brownhill, Barnes, Carnet.

Newcastle Dubravka, Tripier, Lasselles, Bern, Target, Longstaff, Guimarães, Joelinton, Almiron, Wilson, Saint-Maximin.

In Pep’s starting lineup there is no Sterling or Grilish, but John Stones is back (as a right-back). For Villa Amy Martinez is unsuitable, so Steven Gerrard made his debut at the club for Robin Olsen, who was previously at Everton and then at Sheffield United. Sounds like a recipe for last day heroics.

Man City Ederson, Stones, Fernandinho, Laporte, Cancello, Rodrigo, De Braine, Silva, Mares, Foden, Jesus.

Aston Villa Olsen, Cash, Chambers, Mings, Melon, Louis, McGinn, Ramsey, Buendía, Coutinho, Watkins.

And no Van Dyke either, which could matter more.

Liverpool Alison, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Konate, Robertson, Keita, Henderson, Thiago, Jota, Manet, Diaz.

Wolves Sa, Gomesh, Cody, Boli, Ait Nuri, Mautinho, Neves, Dendoker, Otto, Neta, Jimenez

Everyone’s day and welcome to the madhouse. The final day of Premier League The season is traditionally a time of late turns, goodbye, squealing bums and stupid results (Sir Alex Ferguson managed to unite the draw, ending his career with a 5-5 draw at West Bromice). Today we can see a little less quirk and a little more seriousness because the match list has made us proud. There are still four races on two horses, and none of the participating clubs are facing each other, so eight of the ten games that start at 4pm have something.

These races are completely:

League title. It practically belongs to Pep Guardiola and he loses. If City beat Villa, they will retain the Premier League trophy. But Liverpool, who face the Wolves, are just one point behind, and on January 19, they are 11 points behind. Both teams are at home today, which is more reassuring for Jurgen Klopp than Pep.

Last place in the Champions League. Leonard Cohen saw it happen: it happens, fourth, fifth. The Spurs visit poor gloomy Norwich, they just need a point, so they can almost afford to be Spursey. Or even order lasagna. Arsenal, back to their red card habit, can’t afford to be Arse. They entertain Everton, who are poor travelers, and they have nothing to play for after saving their skins in this midweek melodrama – but they have surprisingly become the charming team of Michel Arteta with victories in the last three league matches between the parties.

European wooden spoon. Not content with the competition of who is the least successful manager of Manchester United after Fergie, Ralph Rangnik and David Moyes are also fighting for the dubious honor of qualifying for the Europa League. United, who are visiting Crystal Palace, are two points ahead but far behind in goal difference, so they need a win to be sure of getting into the Europa League, which is about their level these days. West Ham, which is going to Brighton, seems to be a much better team without having league results. They may have something in their eyes when they say goodbye to Mark Noble.

The final place in the flight. Norwich and Watford are doomed, Everton are safe, leaving Burnley and Leeds. Both have 35 points each, with Burnley ahead on goal difference and in much better shape after benefiting from a rebound without a manager. They have 10 points in their last six games, twice as many as Leeds. Burnley is home to Newcastle, whose newly acquired benefits are rarely seen on the road. Leeds is visiting Brantford, which has been magnificent since the signing of Christian Eriksen. It’s much easier to see that Burnley is getting something than Leeds, but the last day has little to do with logic.

Closest to the dead rubber at Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea, who can only take a distant third place, welcomes Watford, who are 19th, and cannot be changed unless Norwich beat Spurs “. The final game – “Leicester” against “Southampton”, where nothing is at stake except honor and prizes. The ninth-placed Leicester may well bypass the Wolves, though they could probably be caught by Brighton. Southampton are in 15th place and will remain there if Everton do not improve their results.

If you want to watch one of the two biggest games, join Rob Smith for City Villa or Simon Burnton for Liverpool-Wolves. If you want fair fun and injustice, stay here.