Premier League Stats: Key Stats from every match in Week 37

The Premier League title looks wrapped up for Arsenal but there is plenty to play for elsewhere with a host of teams chasing Europe and the last relegation spot still to be decided. 

Dan Thomas picks out the key stats and best betting angles for all eight Premier League matches on this FA Cup final weekend… 

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Premier League Stats & Best Bets for Week 37's Matches.

• Aston Villa vs Liverpool 
• Friday, 20:00 
• Live on Sky Sports 

Key stat:  Liverpool have scored at least twice in 10 of their last 11 Premier League away games against Aston Villa, with the past 10 matches at Villa Park between the sides producing a total of 48 goals 

Best bet: With the Europa League final just days away, Unai Emery will no doubt be tempted to rotate again but Aston Villa haven't secured a Champions League spot through the league and they'll want to head into the Freiburg clash with a positive result under their belts. Liverpool will also be looking to secure a top-five spot before the last day and this one should be an entertaining encounter under the Friday night lights. We've seen 7-2 and 5-0 wins for Villa here in recent years as well as a 6-0 for Liverpool and we'll back another goalfest.  

• Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest 
• Sunday, 12:30 
• Live on Sky Sports 

Key stat: Morgan Gibbs-White has been involved in five goals in his last five Premier League games against Manchester United, both scoring and assisting in this fixture last season. 

Best bet: Morgan Gibbs-White looked like he'd been 10 rounds with Daniel Dubois after his clash with Robert Sanchez at Chelsea, but Vitor Pereira expects the England man to be back in action for the trip to Old Trafford as Forest look to maintain their eight-match unbeaten Premier League run going. It might be a step too far against a Manchester United side looking to end their home campaign on a high, but we'll back Gibbs-White for another goal involvement in one of his favourite fixtures.  

• Brentford vs Crystal Palace 
• Sunday, 15:00 

Key stat: Brentford's Igor Thiago has scored 2+ goals in six different Premier League games this season, the second most behind Erling Haaland, while Crystal Palace are winless in five domestically 

Best bet: Both these sides went down 3-0 to Man City in their last Premier League outing but the result meant far more to Brentford, who need to win their last two to have a chance of European qualification, in contrast to Palace who have all eyes on the Europa Conference final next week. The motivation levels are factored into the price of 8/11 on a Bees win but we can boost that to 6/4 by adding an Igor Thiago goal. The Brazilian striker has already notched 22 this season and can send the home fans home happy again.  

• Everton vs Sunderland 
• Sunday, 15:00 

Key stat: Everton are winless in five in the Premier League, their longest run without a victory this season, while only three teams have kept more clean sheets than Sunderland (11) 

Best bet: Everton are just about still in the running for a European spot but they threw away yet more points at Palace last weekend meaning they need to win both remaining matches then hope for plenty of favours elsewhere. Sunderland are one of the few teams with nothing to play for but their battling draw against Manchester United shows they aren't lying down for anyone and we'll back the Black Cats to pick up another point here. 

• Leeds United vs Brighton  
• Sunday, 15:00 

Key stat: Brighton have lost just one of their last 14 games against Leeds, winning 10, and conceding just six goals  

Best bet: No sign of any beach balls for Leeds at Tottenham on Monday night as the Whites battled to pick up a deserving point but Brighton are firmly in the hunt for a European spot and their extra motivation may just be the deciding factor here. With the Seagulls priced up at a less than enticing 6/5 for the win, we'll head to the HT/FT market to boost the odds. Fabian Hurzeler's men do their best work after the break, with only Arsenal performing better in second halves this season.  

• Wolves vs Fulham 
• Sunday, 15:00 

Key stat: Fulham have drawn fewer times than any other team this season (6), losing 16, while Wolves have lost a league-high 19 matches  

Best bet: An already relegated side against a mid-table team whose manager is likely to leave at the end the season is one of the harder matches to predict but Fulham's aversion to stalemates gives us an angle in here. Both sides have little to lose so the handbrakes should be off and it could well be an end-to-end clash, reflected in odds of 8/11 for over 2.5 goals. We'll back both teams to score and no draw at just over even-money.

• Newcastle United vs West Ham  
• Sunday, 17:30 
• Live on Sky Sports 

Key stat: Newcastle have dropped more points from winning positions than any other team this season (27) conceding 20 goals in the last 15 minutes of matches. 

Best bet: Newcastle finally stopped the losing rut with a good win over Brighton last time out at St James Park, followed up with a decent point at Forest, and they will no doubt come out of the blocks fast in their last game in front of the home faithful. But their inability to hold onto leads has been an achilles heel all season and with West Ham in desperate need of three points, the Hammers could be the ones to finish stronger here. We'll take a flyer on Nuno's men winning from behind.  

• Arsenal vs Burnley 
• Monday, 20:00 
• Live on Sky Sports 

Key stat: Arsenal have won 16 games with a clean sheet in the Premier League this season with seven of those wins being 1-0. 

Best bet: Arsenal fans celebrated wildly at West Ham last weekend and understandably so. All that stands before their first title in over two decades is already relegated Burnley and a Palace side playing days before a European final. The Gunners are just 1/10 to overcome the Clarets and it should be a routine enough home win. We can boost it up to just shy of 2/1 by adding Under 3.5 Goals - this has been a winning bet in 10 of Arsenal's last 17 in all competitions - and over 6.5 home corners, just over their average of 6.05. 

Bet: Back Arsenal to win, under 3.5 goals and over 6.5 home corners at 19/10 

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Dan Thomas Premier League Stats P&L 2025/26:

• Stakes: 347
• Returns: 264.83
• Profit: -82.17