Burnley and Wolverhampton Wanderers have confirmed their relegation from the Premier League following Burnley's loss to Manchester City. Leeds United, on the other hand, has reached 40 points and is on a seven-match unbeaten streak, significantly improving their chances of avoiding relegation. Leeds manager Daniel Farke remains cautious, emphasizing that celebrations will wait until safety is mathematically assured. Tottenham Hotspur is in a precarious position, having not won any of their last 15 league games, and they must secure victories in their upcoming matches to avoid equaling their longest winless run in club history. Nottingham Forest and West Ham United also face relegation threats, with Forest's chances of dropping down to the Championship sitting at 4.27%. As the season nears its end, the battle for the final relegation spot intensifies, particularly between West Ham and Tottenham, with both teams needing to improve their form to secure their places in the top flight.