The Premier League final day sees Manchester City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest battle it out to qualify for the Champions League. Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham - by virtue of their Europa League win - are guaranteed a place at Europe's top table next season, but there are still three places up for grabs.

The stakes are very high in Week 38 of the Premier League season as five teams vie for three automatic berths in the 2025-26 UEFA Champions League.

Manchester City will play their final game at the Etihad Stadium this season as they face Andoni Iraola’s Bournemouth in a mammoth clash for UEFA Champions League football.In their last match, City

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The good news for Wilder’s side is that the team finishing the regular season in third place has both reached the final (16 times) and won promotion via the play-offs to the Premier League (nine times) more than any other league position since the Championship rebrand in 2004/05.

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There are almost too many matches to keep an eye on, too many stories to follow, but at least neutrals will know which fixture to tune in to at kick-off: a six-pointer at the City Ground that could be the greatest day in Nottingham Forest ’s 21st-century history.