Arsenal vs Everton May 19 (Sunday) 23:00
With 10 games in the final game of the Premier League season this weekend, Arsenal will host Everton. The Gunners dropped to second place after a midweek win over Tottenham Hotspur in the replay, two points off the top of the table, and will need to be winless to win the title. Considering Blue Moon's solid performance in the sprint over the years, it will be quite difficult for the Gunners to lift the cup, but at this point, they will have to do their best to meet the prerequisites for their own victory.
Everton are currently 15th in the table and have no worries about relegation, with little to no obstacle for the Gunners. In the first leg, Arsenal visited Goodison to win 1-0 thanks to a goal from Leandro Trossard, who has scored five goals in the last seven league games and is in good form, and this round could also be a winning weapon for the team. In addition, Bukayo Saka, who retired from injury in the last round of the Manchester League, is confirmed to be safe and will also be available for this game.
Brighton vs Manchester United May 19 (Sunday) 23:00
Manchester United travel to Brighton & Hove Albion in this round. Despite a 3-2 win over Newcastle in midweek to end a three-game winless run, the Reds have not improved their position and remain eighth in the table, leaving only a theoretical chance of finishing in the top six. As a result, United don't have much to do in the league and are more likely to hold back for the FA Cup final, their only hope of qualifying for the Europa League next season.
However, Ten Hag still needs to avoid two worst records as much as possible. First, the team has the lowest ranking in the Premier League in history, and if they want to break this record, the team needs to beat Brighton, and Newcastle are winless against Brentford; The second is the lowest Premier League point in team history of 58 points, and Manchester United need to get at least one draw to keep the lower limit. The Red Devils lost 3-1 at home to the Seagulls in the first leg and will try to end this season's Premier League campaign with back-to-back wins after bringing back a number of key players such as Fernandes Fernandes, Marcus Rashford and Lisandro.
Chelsea v Bournemouth Sunday 19 May at 23:00
Chelsea came a surprise to see one of the best results in the Premier League as they come to a close to the season when they take on Bournemouth at Stamford Bridge. Despite the late start to form, the Blues are also in big hands and could well qualify for next season's Europa League.
With a midweek win over Brighton, Chelsea made it four wins in a row and climbed to sixth, three points clear of the top two. There is still a chance of finishing fifth, and while this is a more secure position, a last-round point and a win over Manchester United in the FA Cup would be easier and more realistic than a win for themselves and Tottenham Hotspur's defeat to vice-winners Sheffield United.
In the first leg, Chelsea drew 0-0 away at the Cherries, who are now 11th in the table. Reece James was red in the last round of replay and missed the weekend, and veteran Thiago Silva could welcome his farewell game at the Bridge.
Liverpool vs Wolves May 19 (Sunday) 23:00
Despite the title hopes, Saturday night's final game will still be important for the Reds as it is the home farewell game of legendary Jurgen Klopp, who has been in charge of Liverpool for nine years and has won both the Premier League and Champions League, and the Reds are eager to pay tribute to Uncle Scumbag with a victory. In the last round against Villa, the two sides joined hands to dedicate a tense and exciting goal battle, and this round of home Wolves, the Reds are bound to continue their strong offensive end.
Wolves are currently 13th in the Premier League, just two points shy of 10th-placed Brighton, and Wolves will not easily pass up their last chance to break into the Premier League's top 10 this season. In the first leg, Liverpool beat Wolves 3-1. Two years ago, Liverpool defeated Wolves by the same score and ended the season by one point after beating Wolves by the same score.
Sheffield United vs Tottenham Hotspur May 19 (Sunday) 23:00
Tottenham, the "judge of the championship", can finally pinch another "soft persimmon" in the final round, you know, they have lost to the remaining five teams in the top six in the standings in a row. In the last round of the focus battle with Manchester City, Son Heung-min's single knife in the 86th minute was bravely resolved by Ortega, announcing the failure of Tottenham's "fight for four" and giving up the Champions League qualification to Aston Villa.
Tottenham have no time to dwell on defeat as Chelsea, who have won four in a row, are still in the hunt for Europa League qualification, but fortunately they face Sheffield United in the final round. However, Tottenham have already suffered a lot from Sheffield United, and if it weren't for Richarlison and Kulusevski's stoppage-time goals, Tottenham would have suffered two consecutive defeats against Sheffield United. If Postecoglou is careless, Tottenham is very likely to "overturn" again.
Manchester City vs West Ham United May 19 (Sunday) 23:00
The biggest attraction of this round of the Premier League is naturally who the Premier League title will be. Manchester City are back at the top of the table after a thrilling 2-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur on Tuesday night. As leaders, City are just two points clear of the Gunners, meaning there is no room for loss in the title race against the Hammers. In terms of the lineup, Manchester City is full of personnel, three soldiers, Ortega confirmed the strength of the Manchester City bench with a miraculous save, and Guardiola can be described as handy in personnel deployment.
West Ham have been in fine form this season, confirming a ninth place in the league after 37 rounds. The tide of public opinion has put the Hammers on the cusp, and West Ham United, who are rarely in the spotlight, must be well prepared. If you can make yourself invincible in such a crucial battle, it will undoubtedly become a good story that will be sung for many years.
City's last defeat to the Hammers was back in 2015 and at home they have now won seven in a row against West Ham. Manchester City, which has the advantage of being at home, will surely play a twelve-point spirit to attack the unprecedented fourth consecutive Premier League title, can the myth of the blue moon continue? All the suspense will be revealed this Sunday night.