Who has best run-in for the last Champions League spot?
Dale O'Donnell
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Manchester United’s hopes of securing Champions League football for next season are slipping by the week, but Crystal Palace threw a spanner in the works on Monday night when they beat Arsenal 3-0.
The Red Devils are currently seventh in the Premier League and face a big uphill climb to finish fourth.
We have 51 points to our name thus far this season – the same as sixth-place West Ham – and are three points behind both Tottenham and Arsenal.
Here’s what the run-in looks like for us – as well as Tottenham, Arsenal and West Ham:
Tottenham (4th)
• Aston Villa away
• Brighton at home
• Brentford away
• Leicester at home
• Liverpool away
• Arsenal at home
• Burnley at home
• Norwich away
Arsenal (5th)
• Brighton at home
• Southampton away
• Chelsea away
• Manchester United at home
• West Ham away
• Leeds United at home
• Tottenham away
• Newcastle United away
• Everton at home
