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Arsenal v Brentford
The Gunners are riding high after an emphatic victory over Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals and one suspects Mikel Arteta will already be prioritising the second leg.
Truth be told, there's little jeopardy left for Arsenal in the Premier League as they are unlikely to catch Liverpool or be caught by those behind them.
The Bees are entering on-the-beach territory too, positioned 12th in table with an outside chance of claiming the Conference League spot but seemingly set for a comfortable mid-table finish.
Brentford famously announced themselves in the top flight with a win over Arsenal but the North Londoners have had the better of this match-up ever since having won six of the last seven meetings.
Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa have impressed this season but the goals have dried up for Thomas Frank's side of late with just four in their last five league outings.
Brentford have conceded more shots than any other side in the league this season while Arsenal have allowed the fewest shots.
Our Prediction: 1-0 to Arsenal
Liverpool v West Ham
The Reds are in danger of finishing an otherwise superb season in limp fashion having lost three of their last four games in all competitions.
However, Arne Slot will feel confident of restoring the party mood at Anfield this weekend as the Hammers are without a win in their last four.
Graham Potter still has a lot of work to do at the London Stadium and with Wolves in decent form there's a real danger that West Ham will finish 17th with just Ipswich, Leicester and Southampton below them.
Liverpool have a positive goal difference of 21 in home league games this term while West Ham have conceded seven goals more than they've scored on the road.
Our Prediction: 2-0 to Liverpool
Wolves v Tottenham
No team have taken more points from their last six league games than Vitor Pereira's resurgent troops.
Not only will the hosts head into Sunday's clash full of confidence, they will also be boosted by the return of Matheus Cunha from suspension.
To say this is a potential banana skin for Spurs is a huge understatement.
The fact this game falls between two Europa League quarter-final legs for Spurs may also work in Wolves' advantage.
If Ange Postecoglou is to save face at the end of this turbulent campaign he will have to prioritise Europe, his last route to silverware.
Our Prediction: 3-2 to Wolves
Newcastle v Manchester United
The Red Devils have won just four league games away from this season – yet another statistic that illustrates the extent of their downfall.
In their defence, they came closer than Man City to winning last weekend's drab derby but fans and neutrals alike are trying to forget that non-contest.
Man United's performances still leave a lot to be desired but technically they've lost just one of their last nine games in all competitions.
It's worth noting that Ruben Amorim's side play in Lyon before they make the trip to St James' Park.
As for the Magpies, they're peaking at a good time with four consecutive wins, including victory in the Carabao Cup final.
Newcastle won 2-0 at Old Trafford earlier this season and we're inclined to back a repeat.
Our Prediction: 2-0 to Newcastle
Bournemouth v Fulham
The Cherries' push for European qualification has stalled as they're without a league win since mid-February.
Andoni Iraola's side have also fared better on the road than at home this season.
Whereas the visitors head to the south coast having beaten Liverpool last time out.
Fulham rank third for xG conceded behind Liverpool and Arsenal while Bournemouth rank third for xG generated behind the Reds and Chelsea.
Monday night's match-up smells like a competitive stalemate.
Our Prediction: 1-1 draw
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