Anderson has won a foul in each of his last five Premier League matches, winning 2+ fouls in two of these games.

Anderson was fouled three times in the most recent head to head meeting between the sides, accounting for 42% of the total fouls that United committed in the game.

His direct opponent is likely to be Casemiro (1.62 fouls per 90), who committed three fouls when the sides last met.

Anderson is averaging 2.15 fouls won per 90 across his 35 starts in the Premier League this season. 

Cunha has committed a foul in each of his last five Premier League matches, committing multiple fouls in each of his last four matches.

Cunha committed a foul when these sides last met, and was also fouled five times - suggesting that there will be moments where the United attacker gets frustrated.

Cunha starts on the left, but always moves inside which will see him brush shoulders with Anderson (2.15 fouls won per 90) quite often.

Cunha is averaging 0.97 fouls committed per 90 in the Premier League this season. 

This is a straight shootout to avoid a relegation play off in the Eredivisie, a point would be enough for Telstar but Volendam must win.

Each of the last five head to head meetings between these sides has seen 3+ goals, with the most recent meeting finishing 2-2.

Telstar have seen 3+ goals in three of their last four matches, losing just one of these matches.

Five of the last six head to head meetings between these sides have seen 3+ goals.

Nijmegen have seen 63 goals across their 16 home games in the Eredivisie this season (3.93 per game).

Nijmegen must win to have a chance of securing a spot in the Champions League next season, and goal difference is likely to be a factor with just one goal between Twente, Feyenoord and Nijmegen. 

Go Ahead Eagles have only won two of their 16 away games in the Dutch top flight this season, with these games seeing 2.87 goals per game.

Lille have avoided defeat against Auxerre in each of the last nine head to head meetings between the sides, spanning 15 years.

Lille have avoided defeat in each of their last five matches, winning three of these games.

Lille have only lost three of their 16 home games in Ligue 1 this season.

Lille have won each of the last two meetings between the sides, putting four goals past Auxerre last time out.

Auxerre have only managed to win one of their 16 away games in the French top flight this term.

Strasbourg and Monaco have seen BTTS more frequently than any of the other sides in the French top flight (21/33 games - 64%).

Only Metz (6) and Nice (5), both in the relegation zone, have kept fewer clean sheets in Ligue 1 than Monaco this season (7).

Both meetings between the sides this season have seen BTTS, with Strasbourg coming away 3-1 winners in the most recent clash.

Monaco have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches in Ligue 1 - winning just one of these games.

Each of the last five head to head meetings between these sides has seen 3+ goals, with the most recent clash ending 2-2.

Volendam must win to avoid a relegation playoff, Telstar would take their place if the home side can win here.

Telstar have seen 3+ goals in three of their last four matches in the Eredivisie, most recently covering this line on their own with a 3-0 win over Heracles.

Nijmegen must win to secure a Champions League spot, despite leading this race for large parts of the season.

Nijmegen have failed to win any of their last five matches, seeing BTTS in all five of these games and 3+ goals in two of them - both defeats, including a 2-1 loss to Groningen last time out.

Go Ahead Eagles have seen 3+ goals in each of their last two matches, only winning one of their last five.

Only four sides have kept fewer clean sheets than Nijmegen in the Eredivisie this season (5).

Nijmegen’s 16 home games have produced 63 goals (3.93 per game).

Mallorca have scored in each of their last 10 matches in LaLiga, losing just three of these games.

Mallorca had 20 shots and generated an xG of 1.58 when facing Levante earlier in the season, in a game that finished 1-1.

Levante have conceded 28 goals across their 18 home games in LaLiga this season (1.55 per game). 

Rennes and Marseille are separated by just one spot and three points heading into the final day of the campaign, with both vying for a spot in Europe next season.

Rennes have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches, also managing to win four of these recent games.

Rennes’ 16 away games in Ligue 1 this season have produced 58 goals (3.62 per game).

Only PSG (41) have scored more goals at home this season than Marseille (38) in Ligue 1.

Monaco have seen BTTS in 21 of their 33 Ligue 1 matches this season (64%), the joint most in the division this season - alongside Strasbourg. 

Each of the last two head to head meetings between the sides has seen BTTS.

Monaco have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches in Ligue 1.

Only Metz (6) and Nice (5), both in the relegation zone, have kept fewer clean sheets than Monaco (7) in Ligue 1 this season.

Lille must win to be sure of automatic Champions League qualification next season.

Lille scored four goals against Auxerre in the most recent meeting between the sides, and three goals in the meeting prior. 

Auxerre have won just one of their 16 away games in Ligue 1 this season, conceding 27 goals across these matches (1.68 per game). 

Auxerre have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last four matches, conceding 2+ goals in two of these games.

It's a big day in the race for Europe, and I've picked out a cross-match boost featuring the main sides in the hunt for a spot in one of the three European competitions this season. It looks really strong on paper, here's my notes:

Brentford

With two matches to go, Brentford are two points behind Brighton and four points behind Bournemouth. Clubs who occupy Conference League and Europa League places respectively.

Brentford will be going all out at home. Compare that with their opponents Crystal Palace who will be hanging their hat on their Conference League final against Rayo Vallecano.

Brentford average 4.75 corners taken per game.

Everton

Everton have a home match against Sunderland to contend with, a game where they should do well. It's a big ask for them to be playing European football next season but it is not out of the equation yet.

Everton and Sunderland have already met twice this season in all competitions with both of the meetings finish 1-1 after 90 minutes played.

Everton average 4.39 corners per game which rises to 5.06 per game when they're at home.

Brighton

Brighton currently occupy a spot in the Conference League next season but with six points left to play for, they could move up and sneak into Europe's more premier competitions.

It's ideal for them to be facing Leeds, albeit a team who are horrible to play against away from home, but at a time where they know their place in the top flight next season is secure.

Brighton average 4.92 corners per game. In the last meeting v Leeds they won 3-0 and took four corners.

Fulham

Lastly, it's Fulham who travel to already relegated Wolves. Europe is a large ask for them to achieve, but with Wolves being so bad this season, it's a great opportunity to try and close the gap before the final day.

In the last meeting, Fulham were 3-0 winners and took a huge 10 corners themselves on the day.

Over the course of the season, Fulham average 4.86 corners taken per game. 

Welbeck is Brighton’s top scorer in the Premier League with 13 goals, their next top scorer is Diego Gomez with only five.

Welbeck has taken 54 shots across his 24 starts in the Premier League this season (2.27 per 90).

Welbeck has had a shot in each of his last five Premier League matches, managing 2+ shots in four of these games.

Brighton are averaging 12.86 shots per game in the Premier League this season. 

Welbeck scored from two shots when these sides met earlier in the season.

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James Tarkowski has committed a foul in each of his last four Premier League matches, committing 2+ fouls in one of these games. 

His direct opponent is likely to be Brian Brobbery, who has drawn 33 fouls across his 20 starts in the Premier League this season (1.66 per 90).

Tarkowski is averaging 0.80 fouls committed per 90 across his 35 starts in the Premier League this season.

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West Ham came away with a 3-1 victory in that game at the London Stadium, and they found plenty of success going forward. Jarrod Bowen was unfortunate not to get on the scoresheet, as chances were in abundance for the winger. Bowen had four shots in that game, two of which found the target, and he was constantly able to pick gaps in the Newcastle defence. In fact, he has regularly been able to do that over the years - Bowen has recorded at least four shots in each of his last four head-to-head encounters against Newcastle, and he has landed this selection in all of those matches. 

Once again, Bowen has been a key player for the Hammers this season, and he is averaging 2.12 shots per 90 in the Premier League, with 34% of those efforts hitting the target. That has translated to eight goals, and he will need to be on form this weekend.

Crysencio Summerville is another player who West Ham fans will hope can contribute going forward, but the focus here is on his foul prices. Summerville has a tendency to rack up fouls on the flank, and he has been one of West Ham's most combative players in recent weeks. The Dutchman is averaging 1.91 fouls per 90 in the league this season, which is one of the highest figures in the West Ham squad, and he has landed in six of his last seven starts. Summerville has also picked up three yellow cards in that stretch. 

Summerville should match up against Lewis Hall on the flank here - the Newcastle left back has switched to the opposite side to cover for the absent Tino Livramento and Kieran Trippier. Hall is averaging 1.84 fouls drawn per 90 this season, and he has been adept at drawing contact and buying free kicks.

Newcastle saw just three corners in their last league match against Forest, but that was very much an anomaly, as they have been a team to target for corners this season. The Magpies are averaging 10.97 per game in the league this season, which rises even further to 11.68 when playing at St James' Park. They play quite a direct brand of football, looking to utilise width, so Newcastle are adept at getting to the byline. However, they have looked permeable in midfield this season, so their opponents have also been able to regularly contribute to the corner counts. 

Similarly, West Ham are averaging 11.06 corners per game in the league this season, and there were 13 corners in the reverse fixture at the London Stadium. The Hammers accounted for seven of those, and the visitors managed six.

After losing four league games in a row, Newcastle finally broke that streak by beating Brighton, and they followed that up with a 1-1 draw against Forest last time out. It hasn't been a season to remember for Eddie Howe's men, who have once again struggled to balance Champions League fixtures with domestic responsibilities. 

Newcastle have at least looked threatening going forward, and the Magpies have scored in 12 of their last 13 matches, with the only shut-out coming against league-leaders Arsenal. However, Newcastle lost eight of those games, which highlights just how fragile their defensive structure has been. 

Their matches tend to be quite open with chances available at both ends, and BTTS has landed in 11 of those 13 recent matches. This will be Newcastle’s last home game of the season, so they will want to finish on a high note, but West Ham also can’t afford to sit back.

BTTS & No Draw in:

Lille v Auxerre
Lyon v Lens
Nice v Metz
Strasbourg v Monaco
Marseille v Rennes

One of the key trends across recent final days in Ligue 1 is the lack of draws. A point does very little for at least one of the sides competing in these games, so I’d expect them to be quite bold in their approach - only two of the last 18 games across the last two final days of Ligue 1 have ended in draws.

Home wins also tend to be quite common, 11 of the 18 games across the last two final days have seen home victories. All five of those home sides realistically need to win to have any chance of securing a European spot, or avoiding a potential relegation playoff. 

There’s reason to believe that these games will be high scoring too. Ligue 1 is seeing an average of 2.82 goals per game this season, and this is a metric that has risen to at least 3.00 goals per game in each of the last four seasons on the final day of the campaign - it rose to just over 4.00 goals per game on the final day of Ligue 1 last season.

Marseille are rocked by an internal crisis, with the manager struggling to keep discipline in his squad.

OM have lost their last 3 against teams in the top half of Ligue 1.

Marseille have won only 2 of their last 7 fixtures.

Rennes have won 5 of their last 6 and have only lost 2 of their last 16.

The visitors only require a point to secure 5th spot and Europa League place.

Lyon have won 4 of their last 5.

This season, OL have won 12 of 16 matches at home.

Lens are coming off the back of a hard-fought game against PSG in midweek and will be fatigued.

Visiting side have the Coupe de France final on Friday night to consider and selection likely to reflect this.

Nice have lost only 1 of their last 6 and have played 4 of the top 8 in the league over this period.

Metz have been relegated for weeks and are showing increasingly little fight.

Visitors have lost 4 of their last 5.

Away record is dreadful, with 12 defeats in 16, conceding 44 goals along the way.