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Matchweek 38: Where to watch on NBC Sports

21 May 2021

Don't miss a minute of the final weekend of the season with our guide to the live coverage

The 2020/21 season comes to a close this weekend - but there is still plenty to play for in the battle for European football.

Champions Manchester City and second-placed Manchester United have secured places in the 2021/22 UEFA Champions League, but the remaining two qualification spots for the competition are up for grabs.

Chelsea, in third, travel to Aston Villa with fourth-placed Liverpool at home to Crystal Palace.

Leicester City are level on points with Liverpool and a home victory against Tottenham Hotspur could take the Foxes above the Reds on goal difference even if Jurgen Klopp's team win their final match.

Here's when and how you can watch each match on TV, or by streaming through NBC Sports.

ARS

2-0

BHA

Arsenal have won each of their last nine matches to end a Premier League campaign.

Where to watch: Watch on Peacock

AVL

2-1

CHE

Chelsea are unbeaten in their eight away league matches under Thomas Tuchel (W6 D2), conceding just four goals.

Where to watch: Watch on NBC Sports and Peacock

FUL

0-2

NEW

Fulham have won 12 PL matches against Newcastle United – no other side have they beaten more in the competition (level with Bolton).

Where to watch: Watch on Peacock

LEE

3-1

WBA

Patrick Bamford has scored 16 PL goals for Leeds United this season, the most by a player for a promoted club since Charlie Austin netted 18 times with QPR in 2014/15.

Where to watch: Watch on Peacock

LEI

2-4

TOT

Leicester are looking to complete their first league double over Spurs since 1998/99.

Where to watch: Watch on NBC Sports and Peacock

LIV

2-0

CRY

Liverpool have won their last seven PL meetings with Crystal Palace by an aggregate score of 22-5.

Where to watch: Watch on NBC Sports and Peacock

MCI

5-0

EVE

If he plays, this will be Sergio Aguero’s final PL appearance for Man City. The Argentinian is the highest scoring non-English player in the competition’s history (182).

Where to watch: Watch on NBC Sports and Peacock

SHU

1-0

BUR

Sheffield United have scored just 19 PL goals in 2020/21 and could become the first ever top-flight team to fail to score at least 20 goals in a full season.

Where to watch: Watch on Peacock

WHU