West Ham

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Nuno Espírito Santo's West Ham arrive Sunday's final day in desperate need of a win and a Spurs slip simultaneously. Their three successive losses in five recent outings tells the story of a season that has been consistently below the standard their squad on paper should have produced. The London Stadium, the former Olympic venue that has never fully generated the intense home atmosphere West Ham demand, will nonetheless be packed with 60,000 supporters pleading for every tackle and every shot. Without a win here, and a Spurs defeat simultaneously, their 5-year Premier League stay ends.

Leeds

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Daniel Farke's Leeds, 14th and confirmed safe, arrive the London Stadium with the considerable freedom of a club whose survival has been secured. Their 1-0 win at home to Brighton was their most decisive survival-confirming result and their form of three wins in five heading into Sunday reflects a squad that has performed creditably in their Premier League debut season. Away at the London Stadium, where West Ham's desperation will be palpable from the first minute, they approach Sunday as professional footballers fulfilling the final fixture of a successful campaign.