The final round of the fixtures for the prolonged Premier League season are finally here.
And while Liverpool's title has been long confirmed, there's still plenty to play for at either end of the table.
Manchester United and Leicester are battling it out for a Champions League spot, while Aston Villa will be hoping to avoid relegation.
When are the games?
The final games of the season are on Sunday, July 26.
What time do they kick-off?
As is always the case for the last match of the season, all matches must be played simultaneously.
That means all the matches on Sunday are kicking off at 4pm.
What games are on?
- Arsenal vs Watford
- Burnley vs Brighton
- Chelsea vs Wolves
- Crystal Palace vs Spurs
- Everton vs Bournemouth
- Leicester vs Man Utd
- Man City vs Norwich
- Newcastle vs Liverpool
- Southampton vs Sheffield United
- West Ham vs Aston Villa
What TV channels are they being shown on?
The matches are being shown across Sky, BT Sport and Pick.
Chelsea v Wolves - Live coverage on Sky Sports Football (channel 403)
Leicester City v Manchester United - Live coverage on Sky Sports Main Event (channel 401)
Southampton v Sheffield United - Live coverage on Sky Sports Mix (channel 145)
Newcastle v Liverpool - Live coverage on BT Sport 2 (pre-match coverage beginning at 3.30pm)
West Ham v Aston Villa - Live coverage on BT Sport 1 (pre-match coverage beginning at 3pm)
Burnley v Brighton - Live coverage on Sky Sports Arena (channel 408)
Arsenal v Watford - Live coverage on Sky Sports Premier League (channel 402)
Manchester City v Norwich City - Live coverage on Sky Sports One (channel 106) OR free-to-air channel Pick TV (channel 159 on Sky or 144 on FreeView)
Crystal Palace v Tottenham - Live coverage on Sky Sports Action (channel 407)
Everton v Bournemouth - Live coverage on Sky Sports Golf (channel 405)
All matches being shown on Sky will have pre-match coverage beginning at 3pm.
