As the Premier League season approaches its climax, five teams are vying for three coveted Champions League spots in a tightly contested race. Following Arsenal's recent 1-0 victory over Newcastle, they have joined Liverpool in next season's Champions League, leaving Newcastle, Chelsea, Aston Villa, and Manchester City all competing for the remaining positions.

Newcastle, Chelsea, and Aston Villa all sit on 66 points, with Manchester City closely trailing at 65 points. The stakes are high as the final day approaches, with each team aware that their performances in the upcoming matches will ultimately determine their European fate. Newcastle will host Everton, while Chelsea visits Nottingham Forest, and Aston Villa faces a tough challenge against Manchester United.

Newcastle's manager, Eddie Howe, expressed confidence in his team's chances, emphasizing their strong home advantage and the atmosphere they can create at St. James' Park. Meanwhile, Chelsea's situation is precarious; they must secure a win against Forest to stay in the hunt for Champions League qualification. Nottingham Forest still harbors hopes of European football themselves, making their clash with Chelsea a critical encounter.

Manchester City, with a game in hand against Bournemouth, holds the best statistical chance of qualifying, while analysts project that Newcastle has a solid 83.5% likelihood of reaching the Champions League. Chelsea and Aston Villa are less favored, with projections of around 56.8% and 44.4%, respectively.

Additionally, the outcome of the Europa League final between Manchester United and Tottenham could have implications for English teams' European placements, potentially introducing a sixth English club into the Champions League next season.

As the final fixtures approach, the excitement in the Premier League is palpable, with numerous scenarios still in play. The last day promises to deliver thrilling football as teams fight not only for points but also for their ambitions on the European stage.