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Manchester City's home process remains the strongest in the division. Their xPTS of 8.65 across the last four home games, alongside averages of 2.10 xG and 12 shots in the box per match, reflects complete attacking control at the Etihad. Pep Guardiola's final home game in charge also adds extra emotion to the occasion.
Aston Villa arrive after celebrating Europa League success and their away numbers raise concerns. They have collected only two points from their last four away games, own an away xG battle win rate of 27.8% and have kept no clean sheets across those matches.
Manchester City have failed to score in only 6% of home games this season. Manchester City to win and over 2.5 goals is supported by the strongest home profile on Sunday's card.
Brighton arrive needing victory to secure Europa League football and the numbers point strongly towards goals.
Their home xPTS of 9.28 across the last four games is the strongest of any home side on Sunday's card, while averages of 11.3 shots in the box and four big chances created against only one conceded reflects complete attacking control at the Amex.
Manchester United's away profile also supports an open game. Their 78% away both teams to score rate is the highest in the division and their away npxG average of 1.56 per game shows they continue creating chances consistently regardless of the situation.
The season long over 2.5 goals data also aligns, with Brighton seeing it land in 56% of home matches and Manchester United in 67% of away games, creating a combined average of 62%. Manchester United's away failed to score rate of only 11% suggests goals at both ends, making both teams to score and over 2.5 goals one of the strongest data backed selections on the final day card.
Fulham host Newcastle United at Craven Cottage on the final day with neither side carrying any real pressure. With league positions settled and little left to play for, the numbers point strongly towards goals.
Fulham have failed to score in only 17% of home games this season and continue creating chances consistently, averaging 7.5 shots in the box and 1.22 npxG per game at home. Newcastle also carry attacking threat away from home with an npxG average of 1.32 per match and a 56% away both teams to score rate.
The season long over 2.5 goals figures combine for a 53% average. Newcastle have also managed only five clean sheets in 18 away games, making both teams to score and over 2.5 goals the standout angle.
Bet: City win & over 2.5 goals, BTTS & over 2.5 at Brighton vs Man Utd & BTTS & over 2.5 goals at Fulham vs Newcastle at 3/1 with Coral
Sunderland vs Chelsea profiles as one of the lowest scoring games on the final day based on the underlying numbers.
Sunderland have seen over 2.5 goals land in only one of their last four home matches and their home xG average of 0.79 across that period is the lowest of any home side on Sunday's card. They have also created only one big chance while averaging 6.0 shots in the box per game.
Chelsea's away attacking profile has been weaker. They average only 0.55 xG across their last four away games, the lowest of any away side, while creating only one big chance across their last eight away matches. A lack of attacking quality on both sides supports under 2.5 goals.
Bet: City win & over 2.5 goals, BTTS & over 2.5 at Brighton vs Man Utd, BTTS & over 2.5 goals at Fulham vs Newcastle, yunder 2.5 goals at Sunderland vs Chelsea at 8/1 with William Hill
Bournemouth arrive at the City Ground in strong form, collecting 10 points from their last four away games while posting an away xPTS of 6.03 across that period. Their attacking process has also remained strong, averaging 1.61 npxG per game across those matches while creating five big chances and conceding only three.
Nottingham Forest's recent home numbers tell a different story. They have created zero big chances across their last four home matches and have failed to score in 50% of home games this season. Their home xG average of 0.95 across the last four matches is the lowest of any home side on Sunday's card and highlights a team struggling to create meaningful attacking opportunities.
Bournemouth's stronger process and European motivation makes them the standout away selection.
Bet: City win & over 2.5 goals, BTTS & over 2.5 at Brighton vs Man Utd, BTTS & over 2.5 goals at Fulham vs Newcastle, under 2.5 goals at Sunderland vs Chelsea & Bournemouth win at 18/1 with William Hill
West Ham's need for victory shapes everything about this game and the recent numbers provide support despite a difficult season overall. Their xPTS of 6.56 across the last four home matches is solid, while creating seven big chances and conceding only two during that period highlights an improved attacking profile.
West Ham have also averaged 1.66 npxG per game across those matches, showing stronger output when there is something meaningful at stake.
Leeds arrive with defensive concerns and several key injuries weakening an already vulnerable setup. They have kept only two clean sheets in 18 away games and are conceding 1.78 goals per match on average. West Ham have also won five of the last nine meetings between the sides.
Home advantage, stronger recent attacking numbers and Leeds' injury issues gives West Ham the edge.
Bet: City win & over 2.5 goals, BTTS & over 2.5 at Brighton vs Man Utd, BTTS & over 2.5 goals at Fulham vs Newcastle, under 2.5 goals at Sunderland vs Chelsea, Bournemouth win & West Ham to win at 35/1 with Ladbrokes
Brentford arrive at Anfield with European football still driving them and the numbers support the visitors. Liverpool have won only four of their last 13 matches across all competitions and their recent home process has dropped sharply.
They have created zero big chances and conceded eight across their last four home matches, while their xPTS return of 3.01 across that run is the second lowest of any home side on Sunday's card.
Liverpool also head into the game with pressure building around Arne Slot, key players unavailable and growing frustration around decisions from both the manager and board.
Brentford have created 12 big chances across their last eight away matches and recorded an away xPTS of 12.60. Motivation, stronger recent numbers and Liverpool's situation gives Brentford a genuine opportunity.
Bet: City win & over 2.5 goals, BTTS & over 2.5 at Brighton vs Man Utd, BTTS & over 2.5 goals at Fulham vs Newcastle, under 2.5 goals at Sunderland vs Chelsea, Bournemouth win, West Ham to win & Brentford to win at 140/1 with Ladbrokes
Everton at 10/3 looks bigger than the underlying numbers suggest. Tottenham's W2-D6-L10 home record is among the weakest in the division and their home xG battle win rate of 38.9% is the lowest of any home side on Sunday's card.
Their xPTS return of 4.87 across the last four home matches and zero clean sheets during that period reflects a side struggling to control games at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The wider situation also creates pressure on the home side. With all games kicking off simultaneously, any West Ham goal immediately changes the atmosphere inside the stadium. Tottenham have struggled under pressure throughout the second half of the season and anxiety around the ground could quickly become a factor.
David Moyes brings an organised Everton side capable of sitting deep and exploiting transitions. Tottenham have kept only two clean sheets in 18 home games, giving Everton a genuine opportunity.
Bet: City win & over 2.5 goals, BTTS & over 2.5 at Brighton vs Man Utd, BTTS & over 2.5 goals at Fulham vs Newcastle, under 2.5 goals at Sunderland vs Chelsea, Bournemouth win, West Ham to win, Brentford to win & Everton to win at 540/1 with Ladbrokes
The Betting Desk is run by Neil Potter. Neil built and refined all of the site’s data models, helping it grow into a trusted source of analysis across the Premier League, EFL and major tournaments. His models track key metrics, long term trends and areas where market prices move away from underlying performance.
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