Matchweek 38 Previews

Liverpool v. Wolves

29 years of waiting all comes down to 90 minutes. After an unforgettable Champions League comeback on Tuesday, Liverpool are now in search of a first league title since 1990, and first-ever Premier League title. It’s not in their hands though – they’ll likely need to beat Wolves and hope that Manchester City drop points at Brighton. But Wolves will be no pushovers – they’ve already clinched a 7th-place finish, and beat Liverpool in the FA Cup earlier this season.

Brighton v. Manchester City

Manchester City would clinch a 4th title in 8 seasons with a win at Brighton. They have a chance to finish with the joint-2nd best season in English top-flight history, behind only their own campaign last year. Brighton, meanwhile, have nothing to play for, having guaranteed safety last weekend.

Manchester United v. Cardiff City

Manchester United’s season of turmoil will finally come to an end when they host already-relegated Cardiff City. Man United are guaranteed to finish outside the top-4 for the 4th time in 6 seasons – Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has a serious project on his hands at Old Trafford.

Tottenham v. Everton

How will Tottenham follow-up that historic comeback at Ajax in midweek? After reaching their first-ever Champions League Final, Mauricio Pochettino and Spurs will now try to seal a top-4 finish when they host Everton, who have enjoyed a fine finish to the season under Marco Silva. 

Burnley v. Arsenal

Europa League finalists Arsenal have to beat Burnley to have any chance of finishing in this season’s top-4. The Clarets, meanwhile, have already guaranteed themselves a place in next season’s Premier League.