Matchweek 38 is always special, and this year is no different. All 20 Premier League clubs will kick off simultaneously at 6:00 PM on Sunday, May 25, with final standings, European qualifications, and relegation fates all up for grabs.
With Manchester City still locked in a title battle, and Arsenal breathing down their neck, both giants face must-win fixtures: City against Fulham and Arsenal away at Southampton. Meanwhile, the likes of Aston Villa, Spurs, and Liverpool are chasing Champions League or Europa League berths. Relegation is also a hot zone, with clubs like Everton and Nottingham Forest still fighting for survival.
Let’s dive into the complete Matchday 38 schedule, along with hypothetical predictions based on current form and trends.
Matchday 38 Fixtures & Predictions
| Fixture | Date & Time | Prediction |
|---|---|---|
| Bournemouth vs Leicester City | Sun, May 25 | 2-2 Draw |
| Fulham vs Man City | Sun, May 25 | 1-3 Man City |
| Wolves vs Brentford | Sun, May 25 | 1-2 Brentford |
| Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea | Sun, May 25 | 0-1 Chelsea |
| Man United vs Aston Villa | Sun, May 25 | 2-2 Draw |
| Southampton vs Arsenal | Sun, May 25 | 1-4 Arsenal |
| Newcastle vs Everton | Sun, May 25 | 3-1 Newcastle |
| Liverpool vs Crystal Palace | Sun, May 25 | 2-1 Liverpool |
| Ipswich Town vs West Ham | Sun, May 25 | 1-2 West Ham |
| Tottenham vs Brighton | Sun, May 25 | 2-2 Draw |
What’s on the Line?
- Title Race: If both Man City and Arsenal win, goal difference may decide the crown. City enters with a slight edge but can’t afford a slip-up at Fulham.
- Top Four Fight: Tottenham, Aston Villa, and Liverpool are in a tense Champions League race. Results here could go down to final-day drama.
- Relegation Zone: Everton and Nottingham Forest desperately need points. Newcastle and Chelsea won’t make it easy.
- European Hopes: Teams like West Ham and Brighton aim to sneak into a Conference League spot.
Key Players to Watch
- Erling Haaland (Man City) – A final-day hat trick isn’t out of the question.
- Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) – The heart of Arsenal’s title charge.
- Bruno Fernandes (Man United) – Could spoil Villa’s UCL hopes.
