Sunderland have only lost four of their 18 home matches in the Premier League this season.

Chelsea have only won one of their last five Premier League matches, and have only managed to beat Burnley in their games against the promoted sides this season.

Sunderland could qualify for Europe with a win here.

Regis Le Bris' side beat Chelsea 2-1 when the sides met at Stamford Bridge earlier in the season.

Man United beat Nottingham Forest 3-2 last time out to extend their unbeaten run to five matches, and their games recently have been impressively high-scoring. In fact, over 2.5 goals has landed in eight of their last 10, with BTTS in each of those. 

The reverse fixture against Brighton at Old Trafford earlier this season was a memorable six-goal thriller, finishing 4-2 to the hosts. It also finished 2-1 when the sides met in the FA Cup this term - both sides carry a genuine threat in the final third here, and they will want to end the campaign on a high. 

Michael Carrick will want his side to extend their unbeaten run, while Brighton are still looking to secure their spot in the Europa League for next season, and they need a win in order to do that. 

West Ham are averaging 5.28 corners per game at the London Stadium this season, a metric we can expect to increase given the context surrounding this clash. 

Nuno's side must win to have a chance of staying up in the Premier League this season, they've registered 4+ corners in both head to head meetings with Leeds this season.

Wolves have collected 75 yellow cards in the Premier League this season, only five sides have picked up more cautions than the Wanderers.

Wolves committed 12 fouls in the initial league meeting between the sides, and have committed more fouls than any other side in the Premier League this season (13.1 per game).

The referee for this game is Andrew Kitchen who is averaging 3.67 cards per game in the Premier League this season across his three appointments.