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Published 22:07 16 May 2017 BST
With a one-point and two-goal advantage over the chasing Londoners, it's do or die for both outfits but Liverpool could well lose their grip of Champions League qualification if a number of things don't pan out.
Liverpool v Middlesbrough Arsenal v Everton Watford v Man CityIf Liverpool lose to Middlesbrough - and let's face it, it's at home so it's the perfect game for them to cock up - and if Arsenal draw, this eventuality is well on the cards. https://twitter.com/DaleJohnsonESPN/status/864579835296976896 In that case, the teams will be tied on points, goal difference and goals for. If it plays out like that on May 21, we're going to have a playoff for a Champions League place.
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