The curtain falls on the 2025-26 Premier League season this Sunday, with all eyes on a dramatic final day filled with emotional farewells, do-or-die relegation battles, and the last twists in the race for Europe. From title celebrations at Selhurst Park to tense relegation showdowns and poignant goodbyes in some of England’s most iconic stadiums, the stakes have never been higher as clubs fight for a memorable send-off and, for some, a place in history.
Match Schedule
| Home Team | Kick-off | Away Team |
|---|---|---|
| Burnley | 15:00 UTC | Wolverhampton Wanderers |
| Brighton & Hove Albion | 15:00 UTC | Manchester United |
| West Ham United | 15:00 UTC | Leeds United |
| Liverpool | 15:00 UTC | Brentford |
| Nottingham Forest | 15:00 UTC | AFC Bournemouth |
| Sunderland | 15:00 UTC | Chelsea |
| Crystal Palace | 15:00 UTC | Arsenal |
| Tottenham Hotspur | 15:00 UTC | Everton |
| Fulham | 15:00 UTC | Newcastle United |
| Manchester City | 15:00 UTC | Aston Villa |
One of the most emotional moments will unfold at Anfield, where Liverpool FC will bid farewell to Mohamed Salah. The Egyptian superstar, a true modern legend of the Reds, is set to play his final match against Brentford FC, hoping to add to his impressive tally of seven goals in this fixture and sign off in style. Meanwhile, at the Etihad, Manchester City FC turns a page in its history as Pep Guardiola takes charge for the last time, with the club inaugurating the “Pep Guardiola Stand” and unveiling a statue to commemorate a decade of unprecedented success. While both teams have little left to play for in the standings, these moments promise to be as emotionally charged as any title triumph.
But for others, everything is still at stake. Tottenham Hotspur FC hosts Everton FC in a high-pressure encounter, with Premier League survival on the line for Spurs. With just a two-point cushion above the drop zone, Tottenham must secure at least a draw to guarantee safety, while David Moyes’ Everton FC will look to spoil the party—and perhaps lend a hand to his former club, West Ham United FC, who not only need to beat already-safe Leeds United FC but also hope for a Spurs slip-up to avoid relegation. Elsewhere, the race for Europe remains wide open as Brighton & Hove Albion FC take on third-placed Manchester United FC—with Michael Carrick making his managerial debut—while Sunderland AFC and Chelsea FC face off at the Stadium of Light, both chasing a win that could open the door to European football next season.
Elsewhere, the final whistle will mark the end of one chapter and the start of another. Crystal Palace FC welcomes the newly crowned champions, Arsenal FC, for a celebration at Selhurst Park, with Mikel Arteta’s side receiving a guard of honour before lifting their first English league title in 22 years. At Turf Moor, Burnley FC and Wolverhampton Wanderers FC—both already relegated—will play for pride and to build some confidence ahead of their Championship campaigns. Nottingham Forest FC hosts AFC Bournemouth in a high-stakes clash, with the Cherries’ Champions League hopes resting on a final-day miracle, while young Elliot Anderson will be in the spotlight after a breakthrough season. In West London, Fulham FC and Newcastle United FC—level on 49 points—will be looking to end a disappointing campaign on a positive note, with both managers desperately searching for attacking inspiration.
Every kick-off will carry its own storyline—between the agony and ecstasy of survival, the thrill of European qualification, or the emotional farewells of icons and managers—this final day of the 2025-26 Premier League season promises edge-of-your-seat drama and unforgettable moments. Whether your eyes are on the top of the table, the relegation fight, or the stars taking their final bow, this Sunday will be unmissable for every football fan.