Arsenal will complete their title-winning Premier League season with a trip to Selhurst Park to face Crystal Palace on the final day.<\/p>\n
The Gunners were crowned champions following Manchester City\u2019s 1-1 draw with Bournemouth, and will lift the Premier League trophy after the game against Palace.<\/p>\n
Mikel Arteta\u2019s side also have a Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain to look forward to, while Palace are set to take on Rayo Vallecano in the Conference League final.<\/p>\n
Crystal Palace v Arsenal kick-off time<\/h2>\n
Crystal Palace v Arsenal kicks off at 4pm BST on Sunday, May 24 at Selhurst Park.<\/p>\n
Crystal Palace v Arsenal how to watch<\/h2>\n
The game will be shown live in the UK on Sky Sports Premier League. Coverage begins at 2pm.<\/p>\n
Crystal Palace team news<\/h2>\n
Chris Richards will miss the Arsenal game after tearing two ligaments in his ankle and now faces a race against time to recover before next week\u2019s Conference League final.<\/p>\n
Borna Sosa could return after missing Palace\u2019s last five games, but former Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah remains sidelined with a hamstring injury and Cheick Doucoure is a long-term absentee.<\/p>\n
Oliver Glasner may also look to rest some of his key players, including Adam Wharton, Ismalia Sarr and Jean-Philippe Mateta.<\/p>\n
Arsenal team news<\/h2>\n
Having now sealed the Premier League title, Arteta is expected to rotate his side against Palace with one eye on next week\u2019s Champions League final.<\/p>\n
David Raya, Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz are all in line to start at Selhurst Park.<\/p>\n
Ben White has been ruled out of the final and Jurrien Timber is a major doubt, so Cristhian Mosquera is likely to continue at right-back to get him up to full speed.<\/p>\n
Mikel Merino has been out since January with a foot injury, but he has now returned to full training and could be in the matchday squad against Palace.<\/p>\n
Crystal Palace v Arsenal odds<\/h2>\n
Palace are winless in their last six Premier League games and they\u2019re the clear underdogs here. They trade at 7\/2 while Arsenal are 5\/6 to secure their 26th Premier League win of the campaign.<\/p>\n
The scores were level when both of these sides faced each other in the League Cup earlier in the season, and it\u2019s 16\/5 for another draw on Sunday.<\/p>\n
Crystal Palace v Arsenal prediction<\/h2>\n
This game is undoubtedly a dead rubber, given that both clubs have nothing to play for in the Premier League and are also in European finals next week.<\/p>\n
But with only three days to recover between playing Arsenal and Rayo Vallecano, Palace are more likely to make wholesale changes to their team.<\/p>\n
Arsenal also have greater strength in depth, and we\u2019re backing the Gunners to win by a one-goal margin at 11\/4. That bet worked in the reverse fixture when Eberechi Eze scored the winner at the Emirates.<\/p>\n
Jesus looks set to start against Palace and has been directly involved in seven goals in final-day Premier League fixtures, scoring five and registering two assists.<\/p>\n
The Brazil international also netted a brace on his last trip to Selhurst Park in December 2024 and is 19\/10 to score on Sunday.<\/p>\n
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