Hello guys. Happy Sunday to you all. Just got back from church and had to trot this out quickly. Of all things to be grateful about are life, the generosity of bet9ja, the return of John Snow, and of course the last weekend of what has been a tumultuous EPL season.

If you haven't cashed out in the last 10 months, you must brood the idea that some hoodoo cast by some old woman from your village is at work, or that the Universe hasn't aligned for your good. Jokes apart though, better luck next time.

We are going for broke & that means millions, and honestly we've got nothing to lose.

I'm going for a United win at Old Trafford, as LVG's side should come out guns blazing; something they haven't done all season long. You get the feeling they'll be leaving it too late against Bournemouth. The sluggishness of their build up play remains their undoing & did play into the hands of the hammers in midweek who extinguished United's hopes of champions league footy next season. Quite how LVG has retained his position in spite of the farcical and dire performance remains a mystery.

The other game of note is the affair at the liberty stadium where City need just a point to guarantee champions league football next season. As they have been underwhelming I will not go for a straight win in Manuel Pellegrini's final game but a GG ;being that city can't stop conceding , and what a show the swans put on last time out at the Boleyn, thrashing West ham 4-1 and all but ending their hopes of  a top four finish

I'm going for a West brom DC against Liverpool, a Leicester DC against Chelsea, an Arsenal win against Aston villa, a Spurs DC against relegated Newcastle because you feel they'll be doing everything in their power to prevent another installment of St.totteringham's day, while Norwich should sign off well against a miserable Everton.

Southampton should beat crystal palace to seal a place in next eason's Europa league while Sunderland should ease off after securing top flight football for another season in their midweek victory over Everton that led to Roberto Martinez's sack.

Another manager on the wrong end of boardroom decisions is Quique sanches flores who will look to lead Watford out for the last time. He leaves in the summer and you feel Troy Deeney,Ighalo and co should do enough to give him a rousing farewell.

Last of all, West-ham should see off a miserable stoke city at the Britannia.

Just one booking for all my troubles...MZYDBC

And may the odds always remain in our favour.