With 39 points and safety all but secured, Everton enter the final stretch of the season with little more than pride to play for. However, recent results suggest they haven’t downed tools just yet, a gritty 1-0 win over Nottingham Forest and a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Arsenal demonstrate their ability to frustrate the better sides in the division.

Fulham, on the other hand, still cling to faint hopes of European qualification. Anything short of three points at Craven Cottage this weekend would be a significant blow to those aspirations.

Both teams have picked up comparable results across their last five matches: six points for Fulham, five for Everton, with average scorelines of 1.2–1.4 and 0.8–1.2, respectively. Given what’s at stake for the hosts, Fulham are likely to carry more attacking intent, and a narrow home win looks a realistic outcome. We're siding with a 2-0 Fulham win.

Both sides remain firmly in the hunt for European football, with just a single point separating Aston Villa from 6th-placed Nottingham Forest. Bournemouth face a steeper climb, sitting eight points adrift, but recent form suggests they’re far from out of the race.

The Cherries are unbeaten in their last five Premier League outings, including a statement 2-1 win at the Emirates last weekend. Villa, for their part, have been involved in plenty of high-scoring affairs this season, netting three or more goals on seven occasions. However, a leaky back line has seen them concede 11 in their last five matches.

With both teams in solid attacking form and plenty to play for, expect goals at the Vitality. We like 2-2 here.

With both sides locked on 63 points and identical goal differences, Newcastle and Chelsea enter this clash neck-and-neck in the battle to retain their Champions League spots. Each has taken three wins from their last five Premier League games, and both sit just two points clear of Nottingham Forest, who are strong favourites to take all three points when they face already-relegated Leicester on Sunday.

Newcastle have been especially ruthless in recent weeks, with emphatic wins over Man United (4-1), Crystal Palace (5-0), and Ipswich (3-0) underlining their attacking firepower. Chelsea, however, come in after a morale-boosting 3-1 victory over champions Liverpool, a result that has reignited their top-four ambitions.

With the stakes this high and both teams in sharp form, this could swing either way. A tense draw could be on the cards, perhaps 1-1.

Nottingham Forest sit tantalizingly close to an unlikely Champions League spot, just two points off the top four in what would be a remarkable turnaround from last season’s 17th-placed finish. A win here could prove crucial, not only in dislodging either Newcastle or Chelsea but also in keeping Aston Villa at bay, with the Villans trailing by just a single point in the race for Europa League qualification.

However, Forest’s recent form offers reason for caution. They've suffered three defeats in their last five, and the potential absence of key centre-back Murillo raises further concerns. Notably, both sides have collected just four points from their last five league matches.

Leicester, who finally snapped a 12-game winless streak with a 2-0 victory over Southampton, have little left to play for following their confirmed relegation. With only pride on the line and just two goals scored in their last eleven league outings, it’s hard to see them spoiling the party. Forest are the clear favourites given the stakes, and a controlled 2-0 home win feels a likely outcome.

Barcelona head into El Clásico still reeling from a gut-wrenching Champions League exit in extra time, a result that could either de-rail their season or refocus their energy entirely on the La Liga title race. A win here would hand Barca a potentially decisive seven-point cushion over Real Madrid, while defeat would shrink the gap to a solitary point and swing momentum back toward Los Blancos.

Both teams arrive in strong domestic form, each with four wins from their last five league outings. Barcelona may carry a slight psychological edge, having edged Madrid 3-2 in their recent Copa del Rey encounter thanks to Jules Kounde’s late-game heroics. Madrid, however, will be eager to respond and erase the sting of that loss.

With the title race in the balance and pride at stake, this promises to be a fiercely contested showdown. A 2-2 draw looks like a fair prediction, but don’t rule out a dramatic finish either way.

Liverpool may be experiencing a slight comedown after the recent confirmation of their Premier League title, and last weekend’s 3-1 loss to Chelsea suggests a possible dip in intensity. That said, they’ve still picked up three wins from their last five and will be eager to finish the season strongly, especially with this being their penultimate league fixture at Anfield.

Arsenal, meanwhile, are still licking their wounds after a Champions League exit at the hands of PSG and have won just once in their last five league games. A 2-1 home defeat to Bournemouth and three draws have left them clinging to a top-four place with a slim four-point cushion.

While the stakes are certainly higher for the visitors, Liverpool’s confidence and formidable home record could see them brush past their rivals. We're siding with a 2-0 home win.