Could this be the weekend? Could this be the coronation of the 2017 Premier League Champions on the Kings Road? Well, Chelsea visit West Brom Saturday and football betting fans worldwide will watch and wait.
And on Sunday, White Hart Lane host their very last match as Spurs fans fondly remember their first and favourite football games at the famous old ground.
WEEK 37 SATURDAY:
West Bromwich Albion vs Chelsea
Surely this is it. But for a brief period when Spurs cut the gap to four points the title has seemed nailed on to return to Chelsea for a while and now Antonio Conte’s team need just one more win. The Baggies stopped a run of four defeats with a draw at Burnley while Chelsea have won their last three, scoring 10 goals. Tune in this weekend for the climax….or could it possibly be delayed?
Everton vs Watford FC
Another Saturday game pitches Everton, unusually on back-to-back defeats, against Watford, safe on 40 points but on a dreadful run of form. The Toffees can’t be blamed for losing to Chelsea, but Swansea? Ronald Koeman will have his team primed and ready for what should be a convincing home win.
Manchester City vs Leicester City
Pep Guardiola and his well paid stars will be looking on in envy at Chelsea while they seek to cement a crucial Champions League spot. One potless season is okay for Pep I suppose but the Europa League most certainly would not be. I suspect Leicester will want to get this game and the season out of the way.
Sunderland vs Swansea City
Not for the first time has a doomed team suddenly found the freedom and fun in its boots. Relegated Sunderland shocked Hull last week and so put the Swans, who beat Everton, back in the final box seat for survival. So Swansea fans beware, you thought this was your best chance of a win in the run in.
Middlesbrough vs Southampton
I wonder if the same will apply to Middlesbrough, the club most bereft of laughs this season and finally put out its misery by Chelsea on Monday. They may as well enjoy themselves and against a group of Saints who face Arsenal before the weekend there is a chance for a home win. Too late though.
Bournemouth vs Burnley
Ex-Burnley manager Eddie Howe will welcome his former club to the South coast for a sunny celebration as both teams can look forward to another year at the top flight. But every league place climbed means more money and both the Cherries and Clarets are eying a top ten finish… so there’ll be no jelly and ice cream just yet.
WEEK 37 SUNDAY:
Stoke City vs Arsenal
Arsenal’s slim hopes of a top four place have put manager Arsene Wenger under unreasonable scrutiny recently and he will be more disappointed than anyone if the Gunners miss out this season. Mark Hughes has steered Stoke to safety but the Potters have won just once in seven.
West Ham United vs Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp’s team really need to win at the London Stadium and while their recent form has been patchy, it’s less so away from Anfield with three wins on their last three travels. But West Ham are unbeaten in five so this is a test of the Reds’ nerve as the finishing line approaches.
Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester United
The flagship finish to Super Sunday may be a tad meaningless if results have gone against Spurs and Manchester United. But that won’t stop two of the league’s biggest players doing all they can to beat each other for the last time at the Lane. Spurs will try to avenge a December 1-0 defeat at Old Trafford and aim to hang on to second place this time.
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