One thing the Premier League guarantees is drama, so expect another healthy dose of it this weekend.
Title aspirations and relegation worries will come under the spotlight once again as the football season's finishing line comes into view.
And you can get involved in all the excitement through Footie5's invitation to put on your thinking cap when it comes to Saturday's five Premier League games.
Footie5 is a brand new score predictions game that has given fans an added twist this season.
The good news is that it is free to play and it gets better - you could win £25,000 into the bargain.
It is easy to play. All you have to do is to predict the exact scores of the chosen games. If you get all five right, you will have hit the the jackpot.
There is also a chance of picking up £2,000 if you guess the scores of four games correctly.
One fan of the new game is former Wales and Cardiff City star Nathan Blake, and the WalesOnline columnist has nailed his colours to the mast for this weekend's selected games.
So, here are Blakey's predictions for this weekend's Footie5 games...
Bournemouth 3 Tottenham 2
Blakey: Bournemouth have been on the beach in recent weeks, but Spurs have a Champions League semi-final to turn around next Wednesday.
With the focus on how to beat Ajax, Spurs might just take their eye off the prize in this one.
West Ham United 2 Southampton 2
Blakey: It's the end of the season and both teams are safe. There could be goals in this one.
Wolves 3 Fulham 0
Blakey: I can only see Wolves winning this one. Fulham were there for the taking against Cardiff last week and Wolves will put them to the sword.
Cardiff City 2 Crystal Palace 2
Blakey: Last weekend's defeat to Fulham has left Cardiff needing a miracle to avoid the drop.
That might force them to play a bit more adventurously, but, with hope so slim, a point in a subdued atmosphere looks a likely bet.
Newcastle 1 Liverpool 1
Blakey: Liverpool are desperately chasing the Premier League title they crave and their efforts will be doubled after their Champions League hopes took a heavy knock in midweek.
It could potentially be Rafa Benitez's last game in charge of Newcastle at St James' Park and he'll be desperate to get a result against his former employers.
Football fans could win £25,000 by playing a new free game called Footie5
That is what Blakey thinks will happen, but do you agree?
So, now it is your turn on this week's Footie5 at www.footie5.com .
With a tasty £25,000 possible pay day, it is time to get involved.
MediaWales has teamed up with the Football Pools to give you the chance to play the game free of charge every week. Simply complete the simple registration form when signing in and then players can make their predictions. Users of the game must also be aged 18 and over.
