Saturday 13 May 2017 13:56, UK
Will Spurs win their last game at White Hart Lane? We take a look at this weekend's Premier League questions.
After a Friday feast that saw Chelsea wrap up the title and Everton beat Watford, there's a Premier League Live double-header on Saturday as Man City host outgoing champions Leicester at lunchtime before Arsenal travel to Stoke in the evening kick-off.
Nissan Super Sunday also serves up a triple treat with Crystal Palace v Hull kicking us off before West Ham host Liverpool and it is all rounded off with Tottenham's last match at White Hart Lane against Man Utd.
Leicester could make it three consecutive victories against Man City for the first time in 50 years if they win at the Etihad on Saturday, having previously won 3-1 in February 2016 and 4-2 in December 2016.
Indeed, the Foxes have also won five of their last six top-flight trips to Man City but have failed to win back-to-back away games in the Premier League this season.
For City, they will be looking to leapfrog Liverpool into third with three points this weekend, and have lost just once at home this season, although they have drawn seven times.
After going the entire Premier League season without winning on the road, Burnley finally broke their duck on their last away trip with a 2-0 win at Crystal Palace.
If they can beat Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday, it would be only the second time they have been victorious in consecutive away games in the Premier League after also doing so in the final two away games of the 2014/15 season.
But a win for the Cherries this weekend could see them jump as high as ninth in the table depending on other results as they look to go four games unbeaten.
The goals just aren't going in for Southampton, who have failed to score in their last three league matches.
Manolo Gabbiadini burst onto the scene in January and scored six goals in his first four matches, but the Italian hasn't found the net since the 4-3 victory at Watford in March.
A trip to already-relegated Middlesbrough could rectify that.
The pressure was on Swansea last weekend as they had the chance to leapfrog Hull out of the bottom three and responded with a 1-0 victory against Everton.
Paul Clement's men are now one point clear of the Tigers in 18th spot but face a Sunderland side who beat Hull 2-0 on Saturday and subsequently handed the Swans a fighting chance of avoiding the drop.
David Moyes has vowed to field his strongest sides for the remainder of the season despite their own relegation to the Sky Bet Championship.
Arsenal sit fifth in the league table but are building up steam in their bid to finish among the Champions League spots.
Victory at Southampton was their fourth in five league games, and the Gunners will hope for three more points come Saturday's evening match on Sky Sports 1.
However, Stoke enjoy hosting Arsenal - the Potters are unbeaten in their last six league meetings at the Bet365 stadium, with Arsene Wenger's side last sampling victory there in 2010.
With two games of the season left to play, neither Crystal Palace of Hull are safe from relegation with the latter currently occupying the final bottom three spot and defeat on Sunday will see them drop into the Sky Bet Championship.
They also have the worst away record in the Premier League this season, picking up six points and winning just one of their 18 games (D3 L14).
Crystal Palace could still go down mathematically and are currently four points ahead of Hull in 16th place, although they do have a much better goal difference than both Swansea and Hull.
Liverpool could set a new record if they fail to beat West Ham on Sunday - although it might not be one they will want to remember.
The Reds have lost their last five matches against the east London side in all competitions, matching the same run from February 1965, and have never gone six games without a win in this fixture.
Jurgen Klopp's men could have slipped to fourth by the time they take to the field on Sunday afternoon, but will face a West Ham side who have kept three consecutive clean sheets at the London Stadium and are unbeaten in their last five Premier League games.
Tottenham will bid farewell to White Hart Lane on Sunday as they play their last ever game at the ground before it is knocked down to make way for a new stadium.
They are yet to lose at the ground this season in the Premier League - winning 16 and drawing two - but Man Utd have plenty still to play for and could spoil the farewell party.
However, Jose Mourinho has failed to win on his last four Premier League visits to White Hart Lane (D2 L2) and hasn't won a league game there since August 2005, when his Chelsea side defeated Spurs 2-0.
