Premier League: Who will finish in the top 4?

Modified Apr 22, 2019 13:18 GMT

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer takes a 4-0 loss from Everton FC.

#1 Tottenham Hotspur (3rd)

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Out of the lot, Spurs have the easiest run-in till the end of the season. They neither have to play any of the 'Big Six' nor do they have tough away games against middle order teams to worry about. Their only away game is against Bournemouth, who are 14th on the league table.

The 3rd place is Tottenham's to lose, and even if they win three out of the remaining four games, they are easily qualifying for Champions League football. Hence, Pochettino might rest his key players in the league games to give it all against Ajax over the two legs in the Champions League semi-finals.

However, if West Ham and Everton end up bagging a point each against Tottenham, it will make life difficult for Pochettino and his men, though it is highly unlikely to happen.