Final day four fold enhanced to 10/3

Man City v West Ham
Manchester City should more than likely just require a point against West Ham, although I feel that Manuel Pellegrini’s side would like to win the Premier League in style if they can.

After Liverpool’s late slip at Crystal Palace, City easily disposed of Aston Villa 4-0 to put the league in their own hands, and they are now set to land their second title in three years.

It took two stoppage time goals from Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero for the Sky Blues to capture the league from under rivals Manchester United’s nose in 2012, although it is doubtful there will be as much drama this time around.

West Ham don’t have much to play for, but if recent speculation is to be believed then this may well be manager Sam Allardyce’s final game in charge of the Hammers.

It would seem strange to stick by Big Sam and then see him lead the club to a safe mid-table finish before disposing of his services, but the fans are not happy with his team’s style.

City will want to get the job done easily, so expect a comfortable home victory and a win to nil priced odds-on at 17/20.

Liverpool v Newcastle
Only a miracle will see Liverpool now claim their first league title since 1990, as they need to beat Newcastle and hope West Ham do them a favour and get three points at Manchester City.

A draw at the Etihad would do for the Reds but that would mean they would then need to beat Newcastle by 13 goals and, although Brendan Rodgers side have been free scoring this campaign, not even the SAS could muster up that amount.

Liverpool have certainly been a great sight to watch for neutral spectators with their quality of strikers and problems at the back, they have more often than not adopted the tactic of we’ll just score more than you.

The way they have played have rekindled memories of the great Newcastle side of the early nineties, with the similarities also leading to the fact both sides came so close to winning the league.

Rodgers’ side will still hope for a City slip up and should put on a performance in front of their own fans at Anfield, so bets such as Liverpool to win to nil 27/20 and over 3.5 goals at 4/6 could come in to play.