Arsenal have an outside chance of finishing second, which they have not done since 2004-05 and so it is possible that a campaign marked by frustration and volatility could end on something of a positive. It would be sweet for them if they could pip Tottenham and finish above them as they always do but thoughts have already turned to next season. The mood and the attendance at the Emirates will be interesting. Villa just want it all to stop. David Hytner
Kick-off Sunday 3pm
Venue Emirates Stadium
Last season Arsenal 5 Aston Villa 0
Referee Mark Clattenburg
This season G29, Y96, R6, 3.72 cards per game
Odds H 2-11 A 16-1 D 7-1
Arsenal
Subs from Ospina, Chambers, Gibbs, Ramsey, Reine-Adélaïde, Flamini, Elneny, Rosicky, Cazorla, Campbell, Walcott
Doubtful None
Injured Oxlade-Chamberlain (knee, Aug), Mertesacker (hamstring, Aug), Welbeck (knee, Feb)
Suspended None
Form DDWDWD
Discipline Y42 R4
Leading scorers Giroud, Sánchez 13
Aston Villa
Subs from Kinsella, Bacuna, Lyden, Cissokho, Agbonlahor, Gil, Grealish, Traoré, Kozak
Doubtful Veretout (pelvis), Richardson (calf), Agbonlahor (match fitness), Hutton (knock), Clark (knock)
Injured Amavi (knee, unknown)
Suspended Okore (club sanction)
Form LLLLLD
Discipline Y75 R3
Leading scorer Ayew 7
