A 2-0 victory for United is a plausible outcome based on scoring trends. Benjamin Sesko has become the defining figure in United’s attack, scoring seven goals since January. Sunderland have become worryingly passive at home, failing to find the net in recent defeats to Liverpool and Brighton.

This scoreline reflects the confidence in Brighton’s rotations under Fabian Hürzeler. Relegated Wolves have conceded 71 goals this season and struggle under sustained pressure. Brighton’s experience through Welbeck and Gross should allow them to manipulate a side that has lost 23 matches.

Predicting a 2-1 win for the visitors aligns with Bournemouth’s habit of scoring multiple goals. While Raul Jimenez has a strong record against the Cherries, Bournemouth’s relentless attacking pressure, led by Eli Junior Kroupi, should eventually overcome a bruised Fulham backline.

City are unbeaten in 15 at the Etihad. Phil Foden’s extraordinary record against the Bees makes him a prime candidate to lead the scoring charge. However, City’s defensive personnel issues and Brentford’s transition threat make a clean sheet for the home side look unlikely.

Two safe sides and two depleted squads suggest an open fixture. Both attacks are scoring freely, and both backlines have leaks. Forest racked up 13 goals across four games recently, and Newcastle need their finishers to fire to offset their thin road form.

Arsenal secured a Champions League final spot in midweek, but tired legs may hamper their title ambitions in London. West Ham sit a point adrift of safety and have drawn six of their last nine home games, making a 1-1 correct score a strong statistical play.