Neither of these sides have had a particularly positive time in the Championship Group after the split that occurs in the SPFL at the end of the season. Dundee United have lost their last four games, while Aberdeen have been on the wrong side of the result in their last three.

There is still a Conference League qualification spot up for grabs heading into the final game of this format, with just three points between these sides and relative similarity when it comes to goal difference (-10,-12). 

The most recent head-to-head meeting between these sides ended in a 2-2 draw back in March. Dundee United have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 10 games, while Aberdeen have been unable to keep the opposition at bay in their last six outings.

This game really stands out on the final day of the Bundesliga season. Freiburg and Frankfurt are separated by just two points, and while both currently occupy a Champions League position, Dortmund are waiting in the wings, just three points behind Frankfurt.

Goal difference could end up being crucial here, Freiburg have the worst of the three teams with a -2 goal difference compared to Frankfurt’s +20 and Dortmund’s +17. The initial meeting between these sides saw BTTS as Frankfurt ran out 4-1 winners - the last three head-to-head meetings between the sides have seen BTTS, too.

Both sides enter the final day of the season with decent momentum with one loss for Frankfurt against Tottenham in the Europa League the only blemish for both of these sides across their last five games. They’ve both seen BTTS in their last two Bundesliga outings.

The two league head-to-head meetings between these sides this season have produced 11 goals, with BTTS landing in each encounter. Palace held City to a 2-2 draw back in December before City got their revenge at the Etihad, coming away 5-2 winners but not without falling 2-0 behind in the early stages.

Both of these sides enter the final in positive form, Palace have avoided defeat in their last five matches, while City have remained unbeaten across their last 10. Palace have scored in each of their last four games, which has been a tough run of fixtures against Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa, Arsenal and Tottenham.

Man City have scored in eight of their last 10 games across all competitions with the exception of the Manchester Derby and their 0-0 draw with Southampton last time out. City have been defensively vulnerable all season, they’ve conceded 43 goals across their 36 games in the Premier League.

This game has serious implications at both ends of the table. Liam Rosenoir’s Strasbourg side have enjoyed an excellent campaign and are still in with a chance of finishing in a Champions League qualification spot, but all three points are needed on the final day to secure this, as well as relying on dropped points from Nice and Lille, who also sit on 57 points.

At the other end of the table, Le Havre sit in the limbo spot of the relegation qualification spot, which would see them have to compete in a playoff to secure their Ligue 1 status next season. There is hope for Le Havre as they are only two points from safety, but there is an equal amount of jeopardy with Saint Etienne just one point behind them and in the instant relegation spots.

Le Havre have been battling hard across the last few weeks to get themselves in this position, and this is evident from the fact they’ve seen BTTS in each of their last five Ligue 1 games. Strasbourg also have a promising record of late, seeing BTTS in four of their last five games. With plenty on the line for both sides, we should see an entertaining game with each goal encouraging the opposition to come out.