Manchester United have lost their fear factor at the same time as the Premier League’s middle class are feeling more ambitious than ever

It's the final round of the Premier League on Sunday and five teams are battling for the remaining three qualification places for the Champions League.

Ruben Amorim has the luxury of a near fully fit Manchester United squad to chose from ahead of their final Premier League game of the season at home to Aston Villa.

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.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has admitted that his side were not as good as previous Manchester City title-winning teams in new comments to the press.The Merseyside club became the first side in four

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.

Updates and analysis as the race to to qualify for next season's Champions League reaches an exciting climax on Sunday

With the Red Devils condemned to their worst ever Premier League season, Amorim said he would resign if the club’s hierarchy and fans wanted him out. Jamie Carragher believes a split maybe best for all parties but it is reported that there are no plans to axe the head coach.

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.