12:00 Sunday

Fleetwood vs Ipswich – Ipswich and Over 2.5 Goals

Bidding for the title, Ipswich travel to Fleetwood Town on the final day of the League One season with the hosts marooned in midtable.

Fleetwood Town are effectively “on the beach” as the League One season comes to a close. Currently 13 points off relegation and 19 points off the play-offs, their season has been over for a while, but they can still achieve a top half finish, which would be a good way to end.

The Tractor Boys won promotion to the Championship in a 6-0 battering of Exeter on Saturday and they can win the title if they win and Plymouth fail to beat Port Vale. They can break the 100 goal mark if they score against Fleetwood, which only 14 top four tier sides have achieved in the past 55 seasons.

Seeing as over 2.5 goals have been scored in the last five Ipswich games, all of which they have won, it makes sense to back an Ipswich win with over 2.5 goals in the first leg of our Super Sunday Treble.

19:00 Sunday

West Ham vs Manchester United – Both Teams to Score

Manchester United look to bounce back from their late defeat to Brighton with a trip to West Ham.

Both sides suffered defeats in their last games, with the Hammers going down 3-0 to United’s rivals Manchester City, and both will be keen to get points to help achieve their goals.

Their last meeting was back in January in the FA Cup, which ended 3-1 to Manchester United, but their last two trips to the London Stadium have also seen both teams scoring.

Whilst Manchester United’s struggles away from home against sides in the top half is well documented, they have had successes going against sides at the bottom. They have, as many would expect, won away at Southampton, Everton, Leicester, Leeds and Nottingham Forest already this season. As for the hosts, West Ham have scored in their last three home games despite not winning any of them, albeit against Newcastle, Arsenal and Liverpool.

We think with the form both teams are in both teams will score at the London Stadium in a game which will help the hosts avoid relegation and the visitors all but guarantee Champions League qualification.

16:30 Sunday

Newcastle vs Arsenal – Over 2.5 Goals and Both Teams to Score

Our final game of the Super Sunday Treble sees title hopefuls Arsenal travel to Newcastle.

Newcastle look set to claim a Champions League spot alongside their North London opponents on Sunday, and whilst stranger things have happened, both look set to remain in their table positions through to the end of the season. Three straight wins for the Geordies have all but secured their top four spot.

Arsenal, however, ended a four game winless run against out of form Chelsea but their struggles might continue away at St James Park. The Magpies have been impressive this season, and hit Arsenal's North London rivals for six. The Gunners are still within a chance of the title, but it is out of their hands, being a point behind Man City having played a game more.

Both teams have combined for over 2.5 goals in five of Newcastle’s last six games in the Premier League and all of Arsenal’s last seven fixtures, so we think there will be over 2.5 goals and both teams will get on the scoresheet at St James Park on Sunday.