Newcastle United remain in control of their own destiny when it comes to capping off a memorable campaign with qualification for the Champions League. The Magpies retain a three-point cushion over nearest rivals Tottenham despite a heavy defeat to Aston Villa in their last outing.
Eddie Howe's side have built upon the momentum from last season and have lost just four times in the Premier League so far, with a first domestic cup final appearance in more than two decades to boot. However, with eight matches remaining in their season, the head coach will be stressing there is still plenty of work to be done, starting with a home clash against Tottenham on Sunday.
The Magpies will also host league leaders Arsenal, top-four rivals Brighton, and relegation battlers Leicester City and Southampton before the end of the season. Howe's side conclude the campaign with a final-day visit to Chelsea, where they will be hoping to complete an unbeaten sweep of away days in the capital this season.
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Newcastle are currently sat fourth in the table, but where do you think they will ultimately finish come the end of May? Will the season end with the Champions League anthem ringing in supporters' ears? Will the Toon Army be preparing for visits to the continent on Thursday nights, or even rueing the missed opportunity of qualifying for Europe altogether?
Predict every result for each team in the running for European football and get your own personalised Premier League table at the end using the widget above. Don't forget to comment below with your predictions on Newcastle and how you see the remainder of the season panning out.
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