The Battle of Super Sunday

This Sunday sees the (disrupted) Premier League season come to an end in the most exciting way possible. All 20 teams play on the same day, all ten matches played at the same time.

This year’s Super Sunday will be a nail biting, edge of your seat affair with a three-way battle for a top four finish and one of two spots in the Champions League (Manchester United, Chelsea and Leicester City) and a three-way relegation battle at the bottom (Aston Villa, Watford and AFC Bournemouth) with only one surviving to see another season in the English top-flight.

Battle for Top Four

The fight for a place in next season’s Champions League will be intense, especially with Manchester United traveling to rivals Leicester City. Here’s what each team needs in order to secure a top four finish:

Manchester United (at LC):

• Win or a draw vs Leicester
  
  OR
  
• Chelsea Lose vs Wolves
  

Chelsea (vs Wolves):

• Win or draw vs Wolves
  
  OR
  
• lose & Man Utd win at Leicester
  

Leicester City (vs MU)

• Win vs Man Utd
  
  OR
  
• Draw vs Man Utd & Chelsea lose to Wolves
  
  
  
  

Relegation Battle

The fight to stay in the Premier League might be just as thrilling, with three teams hoping the sporting Gods will sway in their favor. Here’s what each team at the bottom needs in order to see another Premier League season:

Aston Villa (at WH):

• Better Watford‘s result
  
  OR
  
• Draw vs West Ham & Watford draw vs Arsenal

Watford (at Ars):

• Better Aston Villa‘s result
  
  

Bournemouth (at EVE):

• Win vs Everton
  
  AND
  
• BOTH Villa & Watford lose

Aston Villa and Watford are level on points (34), Villa currently sit above the Hornets on goal difference by a single goal, hence why they have to better each other’s results. Meanwhile Bournemouth sits 2pts behind them meaning they can only survive if they win and get all 3pts and their rivals both lose.

Whatever happens come Sunday one thing is guaranteed, an exhilarating day of soccer that we can all enjoy, along with many moments of shock, awe, horror, happiness, joy and despair.

Where to Watch

America

Chelsea v Wolves – USA (11am ET)

Leicester v Man Utd – NBC (11am ET)

Arsenal v Watford – NBC Gold (11am ET)

Everton v Bournemouth – CNBC (11am ET)

Westh Ham v Villa – NBCSN (11am ET)

Burnley v Brighton – NBC Gold/Peacock (11am ET)

Palace v Spurs – NBC Gold/Peacock (11am ET)

Man City v Norwich – NBC Gold/Peacock (11am ET)

Newcastle v L’pool – NBC Gold/Peacock (11am ET)

S’hampton v Sheff Utd – NBC Gold/Peacock (11am ET)


U.K.

Chelsea v Wolves – Sky Sports Football (4pm)

Leicester v Man Utd – Sky Spors Main Event (4pm)

Arsenal v Watford – Sky Sports Premier League (4pm)

Everton v Bournemouth – Sky Sports Golf (4pm)

Westh Ham v Villa – BT Sports (4pm)

Burnley v Brighton – Sky Sports Arena (4pm)

Palace v Spurs – Sky Sports Action (4pm)

Man City v Norwich – Sky Sports Pick/Sky One (4pm)

Newcastle v L’pool – BT Sport (4pm)

S’hampton v Sheff Utd – Sky Sports Mix (4pm)