Arsenal will conclude their Premier League campaign with a match against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park, having already secured the title for the first time in over two decades. The Gunners clinched the championship after Manchester City drew against Bournemouth, allowing Arsenal to celebrate their triumph. With a chance to finish the season with 85 points, they aim to surpass the totals of historic teams like the 2015-16 Leicester City. Arsenal has a strong record against Palace, winning eight of their last nine encounters, including a 5-1 victory last season.

Crystal Palace, meanwhile, is focused on their upcoming Conference League final but is struggling in the league, remaining winless in their last six matches. They have conceded at least two goals in five consecutive games and could finish as low as 16th in the standings. With both teams likely to rotate their squads due to the impending cup finals, the match may see opportunities for goals, as both teams have scored in six of Palace's last ten league games. The stakes may be low, but pride and momentum are on the line for both sides as they head into their final league match of the season.