Spurs vs. Burnley (Sunday, 12.00pm)
Fresh from an enthralling North London derby victory, Tottenham Hotspur continue their top-four pursuit with their final home game of the Premier League season against Burnley on Sunday lunchtime.
The Lilywhites ran out 3-0 winners over Arsenal on Thursday night, while the Clarets most recently went down 3-1 away to Aston Villa.
We say: Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 Burnley
Conte and his players have less than 72 hours to recover from the North London derby win, and the Italian is loath to alter a winning setup, but we can only envisage one result even with the hosts' fatigue in tow.
Burnley could be working without their first-choice central defensive pairing and have experienced defeat after defeat on Spurs turf, so Conte's fired-up side should boost their Champions League hopes with a professional performance.
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Aston Villa vs. Crystal Palace (Sunday, 2.00pm)
Crystal Palace will be looking to make it three straight Premier League victories when they travel to Villa Park on Sunday afternoon to take on Aston Villa.
The Eagles will enter the contest off the back of a 1-0 win over Watford last weekend, while Villa suffered a 2-1 defeat to title-challenging Liverpool on Tuesday night.
We say: Aston Villa 1-1 Crystal Palace
Palace will enter this match full of confidence, but Villa had also been on a strong run before the setback against Liverpool. There is not an awful lot between the two teams, demonstrated by the league table, and we can see the pair playing out a low-scoring draw on Sunday afternoon.
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Leeds vs. Brighton (Sunday, 2.00pm)
With only two games remaining to try to salvage their Premier League status, Leeds United welcome Brighton & Hove Albion to Elland Road for Sunday afternoon's clash.
The Whites went down 3-0 to European champions Chelsea in midweek, while the Seagulls have had a week to reflect on their 4-0 trouncing of Manchester United.
We say: Leeds United 0-2 Brighton & Hove Albion
Momentum and morale in the visiting camp could hardly be higher right now, and the giant-killing Seagulls also boast a much fresher squad and complement of options off the bench compared to their depleted hosts.
The highly-anticipated return of Liam Cooper did not do much good for Leeds in midweek, and with the quick turnaround also working against them, we can only back Potter's in-form side to get the job done - with another clean sheet in tow - and leave the Whites in major trouble in the process.
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Watford vs. Leicester (Sunday, 2.00pm)
Two sides with nothing but pride on the line meet at Vicarage Road in Sunday's Premier League contest, as Watford play host to Leicester City.
The relegated hosts managed to hold Everton to a goalless draw in midweek, while the resurgent Foxes stormed to a 3-0 win over Norwich City.
We say: Watford 0-1 Leicester City
Fans and neutrals alike should not expect sparks to fly at Vicarage Road, with already-relegated Watford dealing with a raft of absentees and Leicester likely to rotate their resources a tad too.
The Hornets held out well against Everton, but Leicester have plenty of well-rested attacking stars ready to make an impact and will endeavour to scrape a vital win to keep a top-half spot in their own control.
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West Ham vs. Man City (Sunday, 2.00pm)
Seeking to move six points clear at the top of the Premier League table, Manchester City travel to the London Stadium to face West Ham United on Sunday afternoon.
The Citizens thrashed Wolverhampton Wanderers 5-1 in midweek, while David Moyes's side also won by a four-goal margin against Norwich City last time out.
We say: West Ham United 1-3 Manchester City
West Ham's streak of scoring in every home game this season is highly unlikely to end against a ravaged City backline, although a pairing of Rodri and Ake is still far from easily breachable.
Putting games to bed and taking chances when they arrive has been the champions' forte all season long, though, and we can only picture Guardiola's merciless attackers steering their side ever closer to the Premier League crown with another goal-laden performance.
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Wolves vs. Norwich (Sunday, 2.00pm)
Wolverhampton Wanderers will be looking to bounce back from their heavy defeat to Manchester City when they welcome basement side Norwich City to Molineux on Sunday.
The home side are currently eighth in the table, five points behind seventh-placed West Ham United, while Norwich, who have already been relegated alongside Watford, are rock bottom of the division.
We say: Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 Norwich City
Norwich's last two performances have been concerning, and this is the perfect match for Wolves, as Lage's side attempt to pick up a morale-boosting three points. Wolves have also struggled in recent weeks, but they should have too much for the league's basement side here.
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Everton vs. Brentford (Sunday, 4.30pm)
Everton will aim to get their Premier League survival bid back on track when Brentford make the journey to Goodison Park on Sunday afternoon.
The Toffees were forced to settle for a point in a goalless stalemate with Watford in midweek, while the Bees most recently eased past Southampton 3-0.
We say: Everton 2-1 Brentford
As impressive as Brentford have been in recent weeks, keeping things tight at the back away from home has been an issue for them all season, and the Bees now have very little to fight for in the final few weeks.
Frank will not want to see his side take the foot off the gas either way, but a steadfast Everton side playing out of their skin to salvage their top-flight status should use the Goodison faithful's roars to their advantage and claim another vital win - one that could very well see their safety confirmed.
