- Manchester United vs Liverpool 2 May21:00
- Newcastle vs Brighton 2 May21:00
- Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace 2 May21:00
- Wolves vs Sunderland 2 May21:00
- Arsenal vs Fulham 2 May21:00
- Everton vs Manchester City 2 May21:00
- Chelsea vs Nottingham Forest 2 May21:00
- Brentford vs West Ham 2 May21:00
- Leeds vs Burnley 2 May21:00
- Aston Villa vs Tottenham 2 May21:00
- Fulham vs Bournemouth 9 May21:00
- Liverpool vs Chelsea 9 May21:00
- Burnley vs Aston Villa 9 May21:00
- Tottenham vs Leeds 9 May21:00
- West Ham vs Arsenal 9 May21:00
- Manchester City vs Brentford 9 May21:00
- Brighton vs Wolves 9 May21:00
- Crystal Palace vs Everton 9 May21:00
- Nottingham Forest vs Newcastle 9 May21:00
- Sunderland vs Manchester United 9 May21:00
- Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest 17 May21:00
- Newcastle vs West Ham 17 May21:00
- Bournemouth vs Manchester City 17 May21:00
- Wolves vs Fulham 17 May21:00
- Arsenal vs Burnley 17 May21:00
- Everton vs Sunderland 17 May21:00
- Chelsea vs Tottenham 17 May21:00
- Brentford vs Crystal Palace 17 May21:00
- Leeds vs Brighton 17 May21:00
- Aston Villa vs Liverpool 17 May21:00
- Fulham vs Newcastle 24 May22:00
- Liverpool vs Brentford 24 May22:00
- Burnley vs Wolves 24 May22:00
- Tottenham vs Everton 24 May22:00
- West Ham vs Leeds 24 May22:00
- Manchester City vs Aston Villa 24 May22:00
- Brighton vs Manchester United 24 May22:00
- Crystal Palace vs Arsenal 24 May22:00
- Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth 24 May22:00
- Sunderland vs Chelsea 24 May22:00
May 2026 marks the grand finale of the 2025/26 Premier League season, with every match a potential history-maker. Manchester City face Liverpool in a titanic clash that could decide the title, as Anfield roars with anticipation for a crowning moment. Meanwhile, Everton's final Goodison Park match against Tottenham is an emotional farewell, with both teams fighting for pride and position.
The relegation battle reaches its climax as Southampton host Sheffield United in a match that could seal either team's fate. Both sides, fueled by desperation, will throw everything into securing their Premier League status. Across the capital, Arsenal's home tie against Newcastle is a top-four decider, with the Gunners aiming to cap their campaign with a flourish.
As the curtain falls, May's fixtures deliver unforgettable drama and celebration. Crystal Palace's clash with West Ham is a fitting end to a season of surprises, while Manchester United's trip to Brighton could secure European football. May 2026 is the Premier League's grand stage, where champions are crowned, and legacies are etched in football history.