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Premier League Final Day Accumulator Tips
Liverpool v Wolves
Liverpool v Wolves is our starting point on the final day of the Premier League season.
The day Liverpool supporters have been dreading has finally arrived as Jurgen Klopp will take charge of a Reds fixture for the last time on Sunday when Wolves visit Anfield.
A clash with a Wolves team that has looked unmotivated in the season’s late exchanges should allow Liverpool to give Klopp a fitting send-off before he makes his exit and a comfortable home win could be in the works on Merseyside.
Wanderers have failed to win eight of their last nine Premier League assignments, while four of their last five games ended in defeat. Gary O’Neil’s troops have been frustratingly lax defensively of late and they head to Liverpool on the back of successive convincing losses to Man City (5-1) and Crystal Palace (1-3).
Liverpool have been scoring 2.61 goals per game at Anfield this season and the free-scoring Reds managed to cover a -1.0 goal handicap in six of their last nine tests on home soil.
Klopp’s side came from behind to beat Wolves 3-1 at Molineux in September and that was the second encounter on the spin between the teams where Liverpool won by a two-goal margin.
Against the backdrop of an emotionally charged atmosphere at Anfield in Jurgen Klopp’s farewell appearance, expect Liverpool to sign off in style.
Crystal Palace v Aston Villa
We’re checking in at Selhurst Park next, for Crystal Palace v Aston Villa.
Crystal Palace have built a powerful head of steam in recent weeks, playing some slick football on their way to recording five wins and a draw in six games. Their supporters don’t want the season to end, though a promising campaign could have a fitting climax when the Eagles entertain Aston Villa at Selhurst Park.
Oliver Glasner’s Palace have taken the scalps of Liverpool (1-0), West Ham (5-2), Newcastle (2-0) and Man Utd (4-0) since mid-April and having averaged a healthy 2.66 goals across their last six matches in the top flight, the Eagles should have enough about them to go toe-to-toe with Aston Villa on Sunday.
Over 2.5 goals were scored in three of Crystal Palace’s last four outings in Croydon and more excitement could be in the pipeline when adventurous Champions League qualifiers, Aston Villa, visit London’s South East.
The Villains mustered a rousing comeback to draw 3-3 with Liverpool in their last test and that was the third league fixture in four involving Unai Emery’s side where both teams scored and at least three goals were registered.
With in-form attackers Michael Olise, Eberechi Eze, Jean-Phillipe Mateta, Ollie Watkins and Leon Bailly sharing a pitch, a final day feast of football looks possible at Selhurst Park, so combine over 2.5 goals with both teams to score again.
Arsenal v Everton
Arsenal v Everton at the Emirates Stadium is one of the few games with more than just pride on the line on Sunday.
Despite another gargantuan effort, Arsenal are set to come up short in their attempts to wrestle the Premier League title away from Manchester City’s grip, though the Gunners will be determined to keep the pressure on their rivals by beating Everton on the last day.
Arsenal have won seven of their last eight Premier League fixtures and they are unlikely to miss a step against Everton in the knowledge that a 28th victory of the campaign would earn them top spot in the unlikely event of a City slipup against West Ham.
Mikel Arteta will want his charges to come out of the blocks quickly at The Emirates so that news of an early Arsenal lead might filter through and affect the tension levels at The Etihad Stadium, and that opens up an opportunity to back the Gunners in the first-half result market this weekend.
Arsenal have been in front at the break in three of their last four and nine of their 18 Premier League home matches overall this term while no other club in the division has scored more goals in the opening 15 minutes (12) than Arteta’s side.
The hosts were a goal to the good by half time against Everton when they last hosted the Toffees at the Emirates Stadium in March 2023 and the fast starters should be able to build an early advantage again on Sunday.
Sheffield United v Tottenham
Spurs can wrap up 5th spot on the final day with a point away at Sheffield United. It’s easy for this fixture to draw comparisons to when Spurs faced Norwich on the final day two days ago. Spurs needed to win away to last place on the last day to wrap up position and blew the Canaries away 5-0. Spurs had 13 shots on target compared to Norwich’s 0.
This Sheffield United side are far far worse than that Norwich team. Sheffield United have been the worst defensive side in PL history, conceding 101 goals in 37 games. The reverse fixture between these two was an absolute thriller. The Blades managed to hold onto a 1-0 lead until the 97th minute and still lost the game with Richarlison and Kulusevski netting late on. The underlying numbers suggest Spurs got unlucky and should have been out of sight with 10 SOT’s and 28 shots.
Chelsea v Bournemouth
Chelsea are ending the season on a positive note after a topsy-turvy 23/24 campaign. After defeats to both of the top two, Chelsea drew with Aston Villa and then have since four on the bounce. Spurs, West Ham, Forest and Brighton have all been swept aside by Pochettino’s men. Nicolas Jackson is finally firing and Cole Palmer has just wrapped up young player of the year. There is plenty to be positive about with this Chelsea side.
Bournemouth have had a strong season and exceeded expectations as they currently sit in 11th. They could be caught by both Palace and Wolves, the latter facing Liverpool, but a top 12 finish is still something for the Cherries to take pride in. They were swept aside comprehensively on their last visit to London 2 weeks ago when Arsenal won 3-0. The week after they followed it up with a home defeat 2-1 to Brentford, a score we wouldn’t be surprised to see today.
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