BETMGM GOLDEN GOALS STAT PACK SPECIAL: PREMIER LEAGUE FINAL DAY
It’s the final day of the Premier League and we have a Golden Goals Stat Pack Special to mark what promises to be a dramatic occasion.
With the title wrapped up, where else to start but the bottom?
One of West Ham or Tottenham will drop into the Championship and the Hammers simply have to beat Leeds at the London Stadium to stand any chance.
Spurs only need a point at home to Everton to survive due to their vastly superior goal difference.
Arsenal will lift the trophy after they face Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park, with both teams prepping for a European final next week, while Manchester City prepare to say goodbye to some iconic players and potentially Pep Guardiola as they take on Europa League winners Aston Villa.
Elsewhere, Nottingham Forest host Champions League-chasing Bournemouth while Brighton welcome Manchester United to the Amex.
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CRYSTAL PALACE 2-2 ARSENAL
- Form (most recent first): Crystal Palace DLDWL / Arsenal WWWWD
- Last result: Brentford 2-2 Crystal Palace / Arsenal 1-0 Burnley
- Crystal Palace home record all competitions: W9 D13 L6
- Arsenal away record all competitions: W19 D7 L4
- Key stat: Palace have lost six of their last seven Premier League games against Arsenal
Arsenal have done it – they are Premier League champions.
For the first time since 2004 the Gunners have won the league and Manchester City’s draw at Bournemouth on Tuesday has removed any stress from this potentially nervy trip to Europa Conference League finalists Palace.
European finals, in fact, will be heavily on both clubs’ minds, so this one could be a bit of an exhibition.
Palace haven’t beaten Arsenal since 2022 and both managers will likely rotate here.
We’re leaning towards a repeat of the 2-2 draw at the Emirates at the end of last season. Neither side will want to end the season with a defeat ahead of a European final but, ultimately, will not want to pick up any injuries either.
Goals are on the agenda – and who would bet against Arsenal rounding off the campaign with a famous set-piece?
Expect entertainment at Selhurst.
BetMGM’s Bet Builder: Over 2.5 goals, over 5.5 Arsenal corners & over 5.5 goalkeeper saves @ 16/5
MANCHESTER CITY 3-1 ASTON VILLA
- Form (most recent first): Manchester City DWWWD / Aston Villa WWDWL
- Last result: Bournemouth 1-1 Manchester City / Freiburg 0-3 Aston Villa
- Manchester City home record all competitions: W23 D3 L3
- Aston Villa away record all competitions: W12 D7 L8
- Key stat: This will be Bernardo Silva’s 460th and final appearance for City
City couldn’t take it to the last day.
Their draw at the Vitality Stadium handed the title to Arsenal and they must now prepare for what will be an emotional day at the Etihad.
Captain Bernardo Silva and long-serving defender John Stones will bid farewell in what seems like the end of an era… and it will be even more so should their iconic manager confirm his departure too.
Villa head to Manchester after their Europa League final win having already secured Champions League football.
Far from a procession, the occasion should be an enjoyable one for City with little to play for for either side.
Villa have won three of the last five against City but haven’t won at the Etihad in the Premier League since 2007. That is unlikely to change here.
Erling Haaland needs a hat-trick to reach 30 goals – he couldn’t, could he?
BetMGM’s Bet Builder: Erling Haaland to score 3+ goals & Bernardo Silva to be carded @ 55/1
NOTTINGHAM FOREST 1-2 BOURNEMOUTH
- Form (most recent first): Nottingham Forest LDLWW / Bournemouth DWWDW
- Last result: Manchester United 3-2 Nottingham Forest / Bournemouth 1-1 Manchester City
- Nott’m Forest home record all competitions: W11 D7 L11
- Bournemouth away record all competitions: W6 D7 L6
- Key stat: Bournemouth are unbeaten in 17 games, the longest streak of any side this season
Nottingham Forest have secured Premier League safety for another year and have a European semi-final under their belt.
Ultimately, it worked out for the Tricky Trees. All it needed was four managers, four distinct playing styles and a couple of excellent players in Morgan Gibbs-White and Elliot Anderson.
After a spate of good results they have been conceding goals regularly of late, letting in eight in their last three matches in all competitions.
They face a Bournemouth side that is the toast of North London after their 1-1 draw with Manchester City on Wednesday.
The Cherries are on a mammoth 17-game unbeaten run and could still secure Champions League football if results go their way.
We are siding with the form book here.
Junior Kroupi has 13 goals this season, which is the highest number by a teenager in a debut campaign. We like him to find the net on the way to an away win.
BetMGM’s Bet Builder: Bournemouth to win & Kroupi to score @ 3/1
TOTTENHAM 1-1 EVERTON
- Form (most recent first): Tottenham LDWWD / Everton LDDLL
- Last result: Chelsea 2-1 Tottenham / Everton 1-3 Sunderland
- Tottenham home record all competitions: W8 D6 L11
- Everton away record all competitions: W7 D5 L7
- Key stat: Richarlison’s 11 goals is more than double that of any other Tottenham player this term
Tottenham’s Premier League survival is going down to the wire as Roberto De Zerbi’s men look to ignore their pitiful home record in the league this season for arguably the biggest game in club history.
Luckily for them, Everton are in far from fighting form and have a less-than-stellar record against the Lilywhites.
The Toffees have lost on each of their last four trips to Tottenham, scoring only one goal in that time for a frankly ridiculous aggregate of 13-1 to the north Londoners.
While it might not be as much of a wash on the final day of the season, we still expect De Zerbi’s men to drag themselves over the line with a point to secure their safety on goal difference.
Richarlison scored 53 goals during his time on Merseyside and has popped up with some vital strikes in recent weeks, cementing himself as Tottenham’s leading goalscorer with 13 across all competitions. Will the pigeon spread his wings one last time to pull Spurs back from the edge?
BetMGM’s Bet Builder: Draw & Richarlison to score anytime @ 11/1
WEST HAM 2-1 LEEDS
- Form (most recent first): West Ham LLLWD / Leeds WDWLD
- Last result: Newcastle 3-1 West Ham / Leeds 1-0 Brighton
- West Ham home record all competitions: W9 D5 L9
- Leeds away record all competitions: W3 D11 L8
- Key stat: Leeds have opened the scoring in all of their last five meetings with West Ham
It’s a rematch of the FA Cup semi-final but with a lot more riding on it than accolades or achievements if you’re West Ham.
The Irons go into the Matchday 38 two points behind Spurs and with a significantly worse goal difference – the same goal difference that will unfortunately see them relegated to the Championship.
There’s just no way Nuno Espirito Santo’s side can make-up 12 goals in one game if their relegation rivals are to draw with Everton as we’ve predicted.
Even getting the win against the Whites will prove to be difficult having lost to them in two competitions already.
What’s more, the Yorkshire outfit led both games after the first half which, were it to happen again, would only add to the nerves around London Stadium.
Still, the Hammers should be able to muster some ingenuity to get themselves back in it and ultimately win the game, probably late given they’ve scored after the 90 minute mark in both games against Leeds.
They didn’t win those battles but they’ll certainly win this war – even if it is all for naught in the end.
BetMGM’s Bet Builder: West Ham to win, BTTS & Leeds to lead at half-time @ 16/1
BRIGHTON 1-3 MANCHESTER UNITED
- Form (most recent first): Brighton LWLWD / Manchester United WDWWW
- Last result: Leeds 1-0 Brighton / Manchester United 3-2 Nottingham Forest
- Brighton home record all competitions: W9 D6 L3
- Manchester United away record all competitions: W6 D8 L5
- Key stat: Bruno Fernandes needs one more assist to break the Premier League single-season record
The Seagulls are firmly in the race for a European spot. If results go their way, they could sneak into a Champions League place.
It has been some turnaround since earlier in the campaign, where Fabian Hurzeler was under pressure for a barren few months.
Indeed, between December and February, they managed just one win in 14 games in the league.
A damaging defeat to Leeds last time out means they must overcome a resurgent Red Devils outfit to secure European football next year.
They may have their work cut out with a line of United attackers attempting to carry Bruno Fernandes to the Premier League single-season assist record.
We think the away team has all the momentum and can round off a positive campaign with an away win and break Brighton hearts.
BetMGM’s Bet Builder: Man Utd to win & Bruno Fernandes to get score or assist @ 18/5
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