Premier League final day 2023: Fixtures, relegation battle and how to watch
A nine-month Premier League season punctuated by the Qatar World Cup comes to an end this weekend, with all eyes on the battle to avoid relegation.
Manchester City have already sealed a third consecutive league title, confirmed by Arsenal's defeat at Nottingham Forest last Saturday.
At the bottom of the table, it promises to be an anxious final day for fans of Everton, Leicester City and Leeds United, with Southampton already down.
When is the final day of the Premier League?
The final day of the Premier League season is Sunday 28 May with all 10 games kicking off at 4.30pm.
What games will be on television?
Sky Sports announced their TV picks for the final day after Leicester's goalless draw at Newcastle on Monday.
They have selected Everton vs Bournemouth and Leicester City vs West Ham United for live broadcast.
Leeds United's final game at home to Tottenham Hotspur will be on BT Sport.
How to watch the Premier League on US TV
Sunday's matches will kick-off at 11.30am Eastern Time. As always, every match is available to watch across NBC Sports' various platforms.
The four matches available on cable television are Everton vs Bournemouth (on USA Network), Leeds United vs Tottenham (on CNBC), Leicester City vs West Ham (on SYFY) and Manchester United vs Fulham (on Bravo).
The six other games will be available on NBC's streaming service Peacock which requires a premium subscription.
Final day permutations
Who can be relegated?
Two of Everton, Leicester and Leeds will join Southampton on their way to the Championship.
Everton have their fate in their own hands. If they beat Bournemouth at Goodison Park they will survive and Leicester and Leeds will be relegated.
Leicester must beat West Ham to stand any chance of avoiding the drop. Dean Smith's team have a superior goal difference to Everton, so a victory combined with dropped points by Everton would see Leicester stay up and Everton go down.
Leeds need to beat Spurs at Elland Road and hope results in the other two matches go their way. In all likelihood, Leeds require three points, Leicester failing to win and an Everton defeat to stay up.
In theory, there is a scenario where a Leeds win and Everton draw sees Sam Allardyce's team finish above Everton on goals scored or goal difference. However, this would require Leeds to win by three goals or more against Spurs.
Leicester's goal difference is significantly better than Leeds's though, so they still need Leicester to drop points in order to stay up.
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Who can qualify for the Champions League?
Newcastle have qualified for the Champions League for the first time in 20 years, joining Manchester City and Arsenal in Europe's premier club competition.
Manchester United appear all but certain to join them, needing just one point from two home matches against Chelsea and Fulham in the final week.
Liverpool must beat Southampton on the final day and hope United lose both games at Old Trafford, but that appears highly unlikely.
Manchester City winning the Champions League would not mean a fifth Premier League club qualifying.
What teams can qualify for Europe?
Liverpool are assured of a place in the Europa League.
One of two teams already in the Premier League's top five, Man City or Man Utd, will win the FA Cup so the second Europa League place will go to the team in sixth.
That is practically certain to be Brighton, who could finish level on points with Aston Villa if they lose their remaining two games against Man City and Villa. However, there would need to be a 17-goal swing for Brighton to be caught so they can safely assume they will be playing Europa League football next season.
Villa need to match Tottenham's result on the final day to seal seventh and a place in the Europa Conference League.
Can anyone beat Erling Haaland to the Premier League golden boot?
No. Leeds may have conceded 74 goals this season, but surely they can prevent Harry Kane from scoring nine at Elland Road.
Premier League remaining fixtures 2022/23
Arsenal vs Wolves
Aston Villa vs Brighton
Brentford vs Man City
Chelsea vs Newcastle United
Crystal Palace vs Nottingham Forest
Everton vs Bournemouth
Leeds United vs Tottenham
Leicester vs West Ham
Manchester United vs Fulham
Southampton vs Liverpool
Kick-off times and TV schedule
All games will kick off at 4.30pm with Everton vs Bournemouth and Leicester vs West Ham on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.
Leeds United vs Tottenham will be on BT Sport 1.
