Manchester United sit third with 61 points under interim manager Michael Carrick — a Champions League place all but secured. Nottingham Forest confirmed their safety weeks ago and arrive at Old Trafford without significant positional pressure.

United in form at Old Trafford against a Forest side with nothing to play for — the Red Devils will want to close the season strongly and make a statement for Carrick's managerial candidacy going into the summer.

Brentford in seventh are fighting for a Conference League spot. Crystal Palace — Conference League finalists against Rayo Vallecano on 27 May — may have one eye on the final celebrations given their incredible European run.

A fascinating fixture where Brentford's domestic hunger clashes with Palace's pre-final mindset. The O2.5 signal of 72.2% reflects the expectation of an open, attacking match between two clubs with contrasting motivations.

Everton at their stunning new stadium fighting for a European spot, against a Sunderland side that has delivered a historic debut Premier League season. Real stakes on both sides. Everton are winless in their last five top-flight games — yet have lost their final home league match in just one of the last 10 seasons, a remarkable record that underlines the significance of this fixture.

The Hill Dickinson Stadium carries an atmosphere already unique to this club — a new arena still building its own history match by match.

Brighton in seventh, chasing a Conference League spot, travel to a sold-out Elland Road. Brighton have won six Premier League games since the start of March — more than any other side — and are given a 43.4% chance of victory away from home.

Leeds are winless in all seven of their Premier League meetings with Brighton — a record that gives the visitors extra confidence at one of English football's most passionate grounds.

Wolves are already relegated — Molineux hosts its final top-flight match of the season for a club heading to the Championship. Fulham arrive as the most likely away winners of the entire Matchday 37 programme.

A dead rubber in terms of survival implications, but the Wolves faithful will want to send the season off with dignity at a ground that deserves better than the division below.

West Ham's survival hopes hang by a thread — the Hammers are staring at relegation after a contentious 1-0 defeat to Arsenal, saved only slightly by Tottenham's failure to beat Leeds on Monday. The Opta supercomputer assigns West Ham an 81.5% chance of relegation entering Sunday, but they still carry a 29.8% win probability at St. James' Park.

52,000 Geordies for a Sunday afternoon clash with enormous implications for the visitors. Newcastle in mid-table with Champions League memories from this season — a comfortable home position that should produce a motivated performance against a desperate West Ham side.

Girona are 15th with 40 points — one of the clubs desperately trying to escape the bottom three. They face an Atlético side with Champions League qualification confirmed and squad rotation expected. A classic trap game: a rotating Atlético against a Girona side in survival crisis at the Metropolitano.

Simeone rarely allows his team to be embarrassed at home regardless of the circumstances. The BTTS signal of 61.1% reflects Girona's attacking desperation even against a superior rotated opponent.

The most explosive relegation six-pointer of Sunday. Levante (19th, 39 pts) host Mallorca (18th, 39 pts) — level on points, separated only by goal difference, in an absolute must-win for both sides. Levante's academy striker Carlos Espí has scored seven goals in his last six games — a miraculous late-season resurgence. Mallorca's Vedat Muriqi, second in the Pichichi with 21 goals, is their survival talisman.

A direct relegation showdown between two clubs fighting for the exact same objective — both know that a defeat here could mathematically condemn them to the Segunda División. The Estadio Ciutat de València under an atmosphere of pure desperation and raw ambition.

Athletic Club at San Mamés — one of European football's great stadiums, with a Basque crowd that generates an atmosphere few arenas can match. Athletic are fighting for a Europa League place and will close their home season with the full force of San Mamés behind them.

Celta Vigo arrive comfortably mid-table without significant pressure. The Lions will want to send their supporters home satisfied — the O2.5 signal of 61.1% reflects the attacking intent Athletic always bring at their iconic home ground.

Barcelona, crowned champions, close the home campaign at the renovated Camp Nou against Real Betis. A title-winning lap of honour for Flick's side — the Camp Nou celebrating the season with their supporters in what promises to be a festive afternoon.

Betis arrive with European qualification confirmed via the Copa del Rey and full professional dignity to protect. The BTTS signal of 61.1% reflects Betis' quality — they will not arrive as willing victims of a celebration.

Real Madrid — trophyless this season — close the campaign at the iconic Pizjuán. Sevilla have clawed themselves to safety with recent back-to-back home wins and will be motivated in front of their passionate support. Mbappé leads the Pichichi with 24 goals — one final chance to add to his tally at one of La Liga's most hostile venues.

The Pizjuán remains one of the most ferocious atmospheres in Spanish football. The BTTS signal of 66.7% reflects the goal threat both clubs carry — even a late-season dead rubber at this ground carries a raw edge.

Juventus at home fighting to secure a Champions League place in the final rounds of the Serie A season. Fiorentina are safe and arrive at the Allianz Stadium professionally without the same urgency.

The lower statistical signals — O2.5 33.3% and BTTS 33.3% — reflect the controlled, organised football expected from a Juventus side that cannot afford to be open or careless against an experienced Fiorentina.

Milan still in the Champions League race travel to one of Serie A's most intimidating away grounds. The Stadio Luigi Ferraris — carved into the hillside terraces of Genoa — is one of the sport's most unique and ferocious atmospheres for visiting sides.

Leão and Pulisic need to be at their best to take three points from a ground where Milan have historically struggled. The lower O2.5 signal of 44.4% reflects the tight, defensive challenge expected.

Sassuolo in 11th are heavy favourites (66% win probability) against a Lecce side without significant table pressure. A final-day encounter without drama at the top or bottom of the Serie A table.

The BTTS signal of 55.6% reflects the tendency for both sides to contribute offensively in these low-pressure end-of-season encounters at the Mapei Stadium.

Torino's excellent late-season form has been one of Serie A's underrated stories — they travel to Cagliari looking to close the season positively and finish as high as possible in the final standings.

Cagliari in mid-table without major pressure on the island of Sardinia. The Unipol Domus in the warmth of a May Sunday provides the setting for a competitive but comfortable end-of-season fixture.

Udinese are dominant favourites (75%) against a newly promoted Cremonese side closing their first Serie A season back in the top flight. Udinese at the Dacia Arena should control this comfortably.

The BTTS signal of 33.3% reflects the expectation of a controlled home win rather than an open, high-scoring encounter.

The standout Ligue 1 fixture of Sunday evening. The Vélodrome under the lights with 65,000 passionate supporters is one of European football's great cauldrons. Remarkably, the model gives Rennes 71% of winning away at Marseille — an extraordinary reading that reflects their exceptional form and away confidence this season.

Two attacking, ambitious clubs at opposite ends of home-and-away confidence — Marseille's crowd against Rennes' away brilliance. The highest O2.5 of the entire Sunday Ligue 1 card.

The highest BTTS signal of the Sunday French card. Strasbourg in their passionate eastern-France home against Monaco — two attacking clubs whose head-to-head record historically produces goals at both ends.

The combined O2.5 and BTTS signals of 72.2% make this one of the most statistically appealing fixtures of the entire Sunday programme.

Nantes at the Beaujoire against Toulouse — two traditional French clubs closing the season at their historic grounds. Nantes are narrow favourites (34%) but Toulouse have the quality to make this competitive throughout.

The O2.5 signal of 66.7% reflects the expectation of goals in an open, relaxed end-of-season encounter between two sides without significant table pressure.

Lens' title hopes are effectively over after the PSG defeat, but they travel to Lyon with European ambitions and professional pride. Lyon at the Groupama Stadium are a very different proposition at home than on the road.

PSG's lead means the title picture only changes with a complete collapse from the champions. The BTTS signal of 61.1% reflects the attacking qualities both clubs bring to one of Ligue 1's finest Sunday evening venues.

The capital derby — Paris FC hosting the Champions League finalists at the compact Stade Charléty. PSG are at 77% win probability. With the Ligue 1 title nearly sealed, Luis Enrique will rotate before the Bayern Munich second leg in Munich — but PSG have the quality to win comfortably even with their second string.

Paris FC will make this as competitive as the occasion allows — a remarkable fixture for a club that has risen through the French football pyramid to face their illustrious city rivals in Ligue 1.

Lille at home with 54% probability against Auxerre — a comfortable home fixture to close out the Ligue 1 campaign with the strongest possible European finish.

The lower O2.5 signal of 44.4% reflects the controlled, organised style Lille typically employ at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy — efficiency over spectacle.

Lorient are heavy home favourites (63%) against a Le Havre side that has been entertaining all season — including the extraordinary 4-4 with Metz. A Breton football rivalry at the Stade du Moustoir with local pride on the line.

The BTTS signal of 61.1% reflects Le Havre's demonstrated capacity to score in unexpected circumstances — they will not surrender without contributing offensively despite the quality gap.

Brest are heavy favourites (66%) against an Angers side in the lower reaches of the table without significant pressure. A comfortable-looking home assignment for a Brest side closing a solid Ligue 1 campaign at their compact Breton ground.

The BTTS signal of 50% suggests Angers will have their moments even against a superior home side.

Nice (41% win probability) at the Allianz Riviera against a Metz side that was in desperate survival mode just weeks ago. Nice's European push against one of the most entertaining losing sides in Ligue 1 this season — Metz's 4-4 with Le Havre is the definitive image of their campaign.

The O2.5 signal of 61.1% reflects the expectation of goals from both sides — Metz have shown throughout the season that they score even in defeat.