Premier League Live : Manchester United vs Leicester City live, 10 games to roll out on Super Sunday

The prolonged Premier League season is coming to an end but still plenty will be on stake on the final day of the Premier League’s season. Especially for the teams that are either on the verge of booking UEFA Champions League spot or for the teams who at any cost are trying to stay afloat in the relegation battle. 

All 10 games of the Premier League will be streamed LIVE on Disney + Hotstar in the Indian Sub-Continent. Premier League fans can also watch the 3 games live on Star Sports Select from 8.30PM 

Premier League Live : Who will book the Champions League spots for 2021 ? 

Luke Shaw will be given the chance to prove his fitness ahead of Man U’s crunch game against Leicester on Sunday. United need to avoid defeat at Leicester to confirm a top-four finish for only the third time since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013. But they have shown signs of tiredness in recent games after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer named a largely unchanged XI in the Premier League since return from lockdown. Now is the battle for Do or Die for Manchester United & Leicester teams/. 

Premier League LIVE : Bournemouth, Aston Villa, Watford will try to avoid relegation in the Championships

But fans of Bournemouth, Watford and Aston Villa are preparing for a nerve-shredding day as their clubs look to avoid the fate of Norwich. After a long slog of a season, three teams separated by three points, with almost identical goal difference, are left to battle for one Premier League place.

Villa, who start the day outside of the bottom three on goal difference, visit a West Ham side who are now safe, 18th-placed Watford go to FA Cup finalists Arsenal, while 19th-placed Bournemouth are at mid-table Everton.

Premier League Live : Who will win the Golden Boot ?

Eight years ago, Jamie Vardy was playing non-league football for Fleetwood Town. On Sunday, the Leicester striker could win the Golden Boot awarded to the leading Premier League scorer. Vardy, 33, is top of the scoring charts with 23 goals, two ahead of Southampton’s Danny Ings, his nearest rival for the award.

While Vardy goes into the Foxes’ final game at home to Manchester United without a goal in his past two appearances, Ings has scored six times in eight matches since the restart for Southampton, who entertain Sheffield United.Jamie Vardy: the Fleetwood Town story

Should Vardy and Ings seal the top two places, it will be the first time two English forwards have finished top of the scoring charts outright since 1999-2000, when Sunderland’s Kevin Phillips scored 30 and Newcastle’s Alan Shearer got 23.