There's a 3 points and 9 goals difference between Southampton and Swansea. And even if equaled Southampton would still rank higher cause they have scored more goals.
So Swansea must win their last match with 5-0 and Southampton must lose with 5-0 for Swansea to finish ahead of them.
No matter how good Man City is, it's not going to happen. Maybe a 4-1 or 5-1 at the most, then they'll shut down the engines. Swansea won't score much either, as they never have this year.

Top 4 is also known. Chelsea misses out.

Neither Huddersfield nor Swansea had very good squads (I could name Mounie, Pritchard and Mooy on one side and Andre Ayew, Tammy Abraham and Narsingh on the other side, pretty difficult to stay up in the PL just with those). I maintain my opinion that Swansea should have used Narsingh much, much more. He would have provided a lot more assists than Dyer or Clucas.

WBA might have done better had Chadli been available the entire season. His injury hit them. Also, the style Pulis had gotten them used to really pulled them down. The previous year they played a lot of matches just for 1-0 wins, mostly defending after scoring. The lack of attacking football meant very few chances to score goals per match this year and if the defensive doesn't work either, then it's very probable that teams who don't score much go down. Better to go for 3 points than 1 point in the long run. Pulis really damages teams long term. I know he's very popular on this site, but it's just my opinion.

Edited by mattteo (09 May 2018 9.53pm)

A crying shame for football that Huddersfield cloggers are staying up.

Bring back Brolin

Huddersfield is a team full of thugs. Shame they didn't go down

How about Nathan dyer of Swansea as back up winger?

WBA would of been better off bringing Darren Moore in rather than Pardew.

Pro USA & Israel

I'm glad Huddersfield stayed up - that's one team to finish below us next season, only 2 more required.