Aston Villa are one of the most consistently fouled sides in the Premier League and have drawn 2+ cards from the opposition in each of their last five Premier League matches, highlighting their strength when it comes to keeping the ball and drawing intelligent fouls. 

Manchester United picked up five cards in the initial meeting between the sides back in October and committed 11 fouls. Their foul record in that game is in line for their average across the season (10.6) but the five cautions they received was well above the 2.21 cards per game they’re averaging in the Premier League this season. 

Manchester United don’t have anything to fight for but there may be a sour atmosphere at Old Trafford following their Europa League final defeat against Tottenham during the week. This could seep its way onto the pitch if United are unable to pick up a positive result on the final day of the season which should see the home side pick up at least two cards here.

Ugarte has picked up 11 cards across his 29 Premier League appearances this season, more than any other player in the Manchester United squad with the next most booked player being Harry Maguire (7). Ugarte can be very reckless with his challenges, something that is backed up by his foul record in the Premier League this season (2.06 fouls committed per 90).

Manchester United were shown five yellow cards in the initial meeting between the sides back in October, there is likely to be some frustration and a sour atmosphere at Old Trafford following their Europa League final defeat against Tottenham. This could seep onto the pitch if Aston Villa manage to get control of this game which seems likely given the contrasting form of these two sides heading into this game. 

Ugarte will be up against Morgan Rogers who was fouled twice in the initial meeting between the sides and is averaging 1.51 fouls won per 90 in the Premier League this season. Aston Villa are among the top sides in the division when it comes to fouls won.

Nottingham Forest have been letting their frustration show over recent weeks, they’ve received 3+ cards in each of their last five Premier League matches, a run which includes picking up eight cautions in their recent draw with Crystal Palace. 

Emotions will be running high on the City Ground on the final day which is the perfect recipe for a few cautions here. Nottingham Forest picked up four yellow cards in the initial meeting between the sides, including a red card for James Ward Prowse who has since returned to West Ham. 

Nottingham Forest have picked up 84 yellow cards across their 37 Premier League games this season (2.27 per game) and their recent disciplinary record suggests that they can catch the eye of Anthony Taylor here on at least two occasions in what is sure to be a real battle with a spot in the Champions League next season up for grabs.

Madueke scored against Nottingham Forest in the initial meeting between these sides earlier this season which ended in a 1-1 draw. Madueke ended up having six shots in total on that occasion, with two of these efforts finding the target. Chelsea had eight shots on target overall in that fixture. 

Madeuke’s numbers across the season as a whole are pretty promising. He’s had 32 shots on target across his 31 appearances in the Premier League this season, 26 of these have been starts taking his average to 1.47 shots on target per 90. His shot volume is also quite high for a winger (3.63 per 90) which indicates that his first action is to shoot when he gets close to the goal, instead of looking to set up one of his teammates. 

No Chelsea player is averaging more shots on target per game in the Premier League this season than Noni Madueke which reinforces the suggestion that he can be one of Chelsea’s most important players on the final day of the season. His six shots against Nottingham Forest in the meeting between the sides at Stamford Bridge shows that he can find a way to carve through this stubborn Forest backline. Madueke is part of a Chelsea side that is averaging 5.8 shots on target per game in the Premier League this season, only Liverpool (6.2 per game) have been finding the target more frequently than Enzo Maresca’s side this campaign.

The initial meeting between these sides produced eight goals as Brentford ran out 5-3 winners in one of their usual hectic games at the Gtech Stadium which have become commonplace this season. 

Brentford have seen BTTS in three of their last five games in the Premier League, including in their most recent outing against Fulham. Wolves also saw BTTS in their most recent fixture against Crystal Palace, Vitor Pereira's side don’t have much material left to fight for in a footballing sense but could slip down to 17th in the table without a positive result here which would be damaging in terms of prize money. 

Wolves have seen 57 goals across their 18 home games this season (3.16 per game) while Brentford have seen 46 goals across their 18 away games this campaign (2.55 per game). The initial meeting between the sides suggests that this game will throw up chances at both ends with neither defence being solid this season. The lack of jeopardy for both sides should also create quite an open game with the principle aim to entertain rather than win.

Only three points will fully secure Newcastle’s place in the Champions League next season and they look on track to compete at Europe’s top table under Eddie Howe for the second time in the last three seasons. Newcastle were dealt a slight blow to their Champions League hopes with a 1-0 loss against Arsenal last time out but are strong favourites to get back to winning ways against an Everton side that already had their showpiece event in waving goodbye to Goodison Park last week. 

Newcastle have won 12 of their 18 games at St James’ Park this season, only Manchester City (13) and Liverpool (14) have won more games at home than Eddie Howe’s side this season. They’ve been an effective attacking threat in particular with the Magpies scoring 40 goals across their 18 home games, a record once again only marginally bettered by Liverpool (41) and Manchester City (43).

Newcastle boast a pretty strong record at St James’ Park against Everton in recent seasons with the Toffees failing to win any of their last four visits to the North East of England, losing three of these games. Everton don’t really have anything to play for, they’ll finish 13th regardless of the score on the final day while Newcastle have the opportunity to cap off what has been a historic campaign.

The Belgian League breaks up into separate groups at the end of the season with teams placed in groups depending on their league position across the regular domestic campaign, a set up similar to that of the Scottish Premiership. Both of these sides are in the Championship Playoff Group with Club Brugge still having a real chance of winning the league, sitting just one point behind Union St Gilloise who currently lead the way.

Royal Antwerp don’t have much to fight for, they’ll finish in a Conference League spot in the Championship Group regardless of the result here but they can prove tricky customers for Club Brugge as they’ve already shown multiple times this season. These sides have faced off three times this season with BTTS landing in two of these games - including the most recent meeting between the sides in the Championship Group which saw Club Brugge run out 3-2 winners. 

Club Brugge have seen BTTS in three of their last five games while Royal Antwerp have seen BTTS in two of their last five outings. The pressure will be on Club Brugge as they attempt to chase down Union Saint Gilloise and that may just open the door for Royal Antwerp to interrupt any potential celebrations, as they have done on a few occasions already this season.

This is a high stakes game for both of these sides on the final matchday of the Serie A season. Juventus currently sit fourth in the Italian top flight, occupying the final Champions League spot but they are being closely pursued by Roma and Lazio who are only a few points behind the Old Lady. Venezia have a problem at the opposite end of the table, only three points will be enough here to potentially lift them out of the relegation zone. 

The initial meeting between these sides ended in a 2-2 draw, Venezia were a consistent attacking force throughout the game as the scoreline suggests. The away side registered an xG of 0.59 in that game which also indicates that they can be clinical even with limited opportunities to get at the opposition. Venezia have scored 15 goals across their 18 home games in Serie A this season which isn’t the most standout record but the situation they find themselves in demands that they throw caution to the wind here. 

Venezia have managed to find the back of the net in three of their last five games with each of these games producing BTTS. Juventus have seen BTTS in two of their last three games which included what could be costly dropped points against Lazio recently in a 1-1 draw. Juventus have conceded 18 goals across their 18 away games in Serie A this season.