So, after 37 matches apiece and nearly nine months of drama, the Premier League fates of Manchester United and Chelsea - for this season at least - will be determined by 90 minutes of fingernail-gnawing football in six days' time. Not only does Chelsea's 2-0 victory at Newcastle mean that the pair are once again level on points (although the Blues' goal difference is 17 behind that of United's), but it also ensures that Premier League suits will be busily preparing two potential title celebrations; at the JJB Stadium - for United's date with Wigan - and Stamford Bridge, where Bolton are the visitors.
The bookmakers rate United as 1-4 favourites, with Avram Grant's side still 4-1 to pull off a last-day shock. But who do you think will be lifting the trophy shortly after 5pm next Sunday?
