Premier League Final Day Goalscorer Double

Palace say goodbye to their trusty manager at Selhurst Park having found some attacking flourish at the end of the season.

Three teams chasing Europe should all enjoy their Sunday against weaker teams with nothing to play for. The battle to finish Top Goalscorer could really hot up.

David Moyes' boys should feel the least expectation of the sides chasing the Champions League spots. It's a free hit, with any finish in the top seven still excellent. But they have the fixtures in their favour now, especially as Leicester falter.

Sheffield United, Chelsea and Southampton don't appear to have much in common - but none appear to have a great deal to play for on Saturday. Chelsea still need points for top-four of course, but inevitably more focus will be on two upcoming finals.

It's tough to call the match outcomes in the Premier League today with real confidence, and the prices don't give much away, so picking scorers for an enhanced return makes more sense.

A run of 8 points from 4 games has dramatically improved the mood on Tyneside, and surely kept them up. Wilson and Saint-Maximim could enjoy bullying an Arsenal backline trying to keep their powder dry for Villarreal.