Everything you need to know about the Premier League’s final day: Who’ll make the top four?

If Wolves don’t win, Tottenham Hotspur could leap above them. Spurs have hauled themselves back into contention with a run of four wins from five.

They’re away to a Crystal Palace side that has lost seven on the spin. Spurs are clear favourites at 8/15, with the Eagles 5/1 to sign off with a win. A draw at 3/1 would be enough for Spurs if Wolves lose, given their marginally superior goal difference.

Depending on how the FA Cup final goes, the team finishing seventh – either Wolves or Spurs – could qualify for Europe too.

If Arsenal upset the odds at 12/5 to win in 90 mins, they’ll go into the draw for the Europa League group stage. But if Chelsea win (11/10 in 90 mins), the Europa League place usually reserved for the cup would move over to the league.

Relegation

Aston Villa, Watford and Bournemouth all still have a chance to survive, but only one of them can stay up.

With Villa and Watford both on 34 points, and Bournemouth on 31, the Cherries must beat Everton to have any hope of avoiding the drop. Our traders have Eddie Howe’s side at 2/1 to win at Goodison Park. They would then need both Villa and Watford to lose, allowing them to stay up on goal difference.

Villa are away at West Ham United, who clinched survival with a draw against Man Utd. Dean Smith’s side have much more at stake here – we make them 6/5 favourites. A draw (13/5) could also be enough for the Villans, depending on the Watford result.

Watford are away at Arsenal, who lost to Villa in midweek. Will the Gunners have one eye on the FA Cup final? We’ve got them as 19/20 favourites, with the Hornets back at 13/5. A draw (27/10) could also save Watford, but it would depend on other results.

If Villa and Watford both draw, Villa would stay up by virtue of having a goal difference tally one superior to Watford.

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