Today, the 38 clubs in the last and final stage of the Premier League are in English clubs at the end of the longest season of the tournament, with the struggle to qualify for the two continental competitions and to remain in the limelight.
Three clubs are running a frantic race to reserve the last two cards that qualify for the Champions League competition, namely Manchester United III (63 points), Chelsea IV (63 points), and Leicester City V (62 points).
It will be the most intense battle between Leicester and its guest United, while Chelsea and Wolverhampton, who in turn are locked in a battle for a place, will qualify for the European Europa League competition.
At the bottom of the arrangement, the battle will also be intense between Aston Villa, the owner of the first safety centers, and Hatford, the first landing center, where they are equal in points and separated by a difference of only one goal.
In the 37th stage, the three clubs (Chelsea, United, Leicester) failed to resolve the ongoing conflict, as Leicester received a clean triple loss against its host Tottenham Hotspur, while the "Blues" fell to the crowning champion Liverpool with a score of 3-5, and United settled for a tie 1- 1 with West Ham.
These results left the door open to Leicester, the 2016 champion of England, to return to the Champions League for the first time since the 2016-2017 season, after he achieved in 2019-2020 positive results led by his Northern Irish coach Branden Rodgers, and thanks mainly to striker Jaime Vardi, top scorer with 23. Aim (with five assists).
Lister is absent from three players due to injury, James Madison and between Chilwell and Portuguese Ricardo Pereira, but he is entering tomorrow's game in a better physical condition because his last match was last Sunday against Tottenham.
On the other hand, United were in the position of preference to resolve its qualification to the Champions League, but lost four points in its last three games, which saw its draw with Southampton and West Ham, in exchange for a single victory over Crystal Palace.
As for Chelsea, led by Frank Lampard, he needs one point in his match against Wolverhampton to guarantee participation in the next season of the Champions League.
And it has not yet been solved officially except for Norwich City (the last with 21 points) falling to the First Division next season.
The battle for survival will be intense between Bournemouth (19th with 31 points), Watford (18th with 34 points), and Aston Villa (17th with 34 also).
Bournemouth is a guest at Everton, while Watford will be hosted by Arsenal, and Aston Villa will be hosted by West Ham.
And Villa has a comparative advantage to ensure his survival in the Premier League, especially after his important victory in the previous stage against Arsenal with a clean goal.
• The fiercest battle between Leicester and his guest United, while hosting Chelsea Wolverhampton, who is in the process of fighting for a place in the European League.
Tottenham appointed to «Europa League»
The losing horse in the struggle for third and fourth places will guarantee the fifth place that qualifies for the "Europa League" competition, which will leave the conflict for the sixth place that is also qualified for it open between Wolverhampton and Tottenham.
Chelsea Wolverhampton match will be open in light of each team's own continental battle, leaving the door open to Tottenham and his Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho to take advantage of any stumbling, and to take sixth place as a result of their match and host Crystal Palace.
Wolverhampton occupies sixth place with 59 points, one point ahead of Tottenham, who enters tomorrow's game with confidence in his results recently (three consecutive victories from four wins and a tie in the last five games), while the results of Crystal Palace are significantly declining, which is about Seven defeats in the last seven games.
Even if he remains seven, Tottenham still has the chance to reach "Europa League", in the event that Chelsea won the England Cup at Arsenal's expense when they play the final on August 1.