Fulham’s 12.41 shots per game should translate into a two-goal margin against a Burnley side that has conceded 58 times this term. Burnley’s lack of possession (41.2%) suggests they will have few opportunities to trouble Bernd Leno.

Chelsea’s 87.3% pass accuracy allows them to manage games once in the lead, leading to controlled scorelines like 2-0. João Pedro, with 14 goals, remains the primary threat against an injury-hit Toffees backline.

Leeds average 12.4 shots per game but have seen under three goals in five of their last six matches. Brentford’s defensive organization and counter-attacking threat should balance Leeds’ home pressure for a hard-earned point.

Sunderland have failed to make an impression on the road, winning just once in their last six league games. The Magpies are tipped for a 2-0 success as they contain a Mackem attack that rarely nets more than once away from home.

Both teams are locked in a survival battle, sitting 16th and 17th respectively. Forest’s inability to score (0.93 per game) and Spurs’ fragile but superior home attack should lead to a narrow 2-1 result.

Mikel Arteta’s side heads into the final in peak shape, unbeaten in 14 matches. City have not won any of their last six meetings with Arsenal and, with confidence low after their midweek exit to Real Madrid, the Gunners are favorites to lift the cup.