Well here we are, last day of the EPL season and sadly little to still play for at this point. While the season hasn't exactly been a long and crazy ride that would make Mad Max's chase scenes pale in comparison, there's a genuine sense of excitement about next year. And seeing how the transfer and coaching rumors have been popping off already, a lot of teams have their eye firmly focused on coming back strong to try and prevent Jose's men from repeating.
The relegation only has one question mark, and with the way Newcastle have been playing down the stretch not many would rue their relegation. But for that to happen would mean Hull have to beat Man U, and that might be a tall order above and beyond the Tigers' capabilities. Sure they had a nifty win over Liverpool in late April, although events have shown since that this might not be as impressive as it sounds. And Steve Bruce has famously never beaten United as a manager. For Newcastle the challenge goes through a West Ham squad that's been sleepwalking its way through the business end of the season, but who will count on inspiration from Big Sam and Kevin Nolan who probably won't cry many tears should there be a Toon relegation. Arsenal will need to get at least a point against West Brom to ensure they keep 3rd place and an easier Champions League campaign. Stoke and Liverpool play what looks like a meaningless game, but with this being Gerrard's last chance to get EPL minutes and possibly Sterling's last game as a Red, not to mention a chance for Liverpool to secure a European spot, there's more than meets the eye here.

Spain: Barcelona get to celebrate their new title at home, which might not be good news for Depor who are very dangerously close to relegation. This will be the last appearance for Xavi at Camp Nou so expect a deafening ovation for him

Italy: Juve now have achieved a double, a tremendous feat by itself, and can turn their attention to their meeting with Barca (even if Napoli beckons this weekend). The team they beat in the Coppa Italia final this week, Lazio, now go into a Rome derby on which their whole season could depend

France: With the title locked up, PSG can focus on making a featured appearance in every single transfer rumor article published over the next 3 months

EPL
Sunday 24 May 2015
10:00a Arsenal v West Brom
10:00a Aston Villa v Burnley
10:00a Chelsea v Sunderland
10:00a Crystal Palace v Swansea
10:00a Everton v Spurs
10:00a Hull v Man Utd
10:00a Leicester v QPR
10:00a Man City v Southampton
10:00a Newcastle v West Ham
10:00a Stoke v Liverpool

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For the record, my teams:
MLB: Mets / Soccer: PSG
NCAA BB: Arizona / NCAA FB: Michigan
NBA: Spurs / NFL: Jets