The final weekend of the Premier League can lead to unusual results, but Sergio Aguero still leads the goal-expectancy chart.
A double gameweek for Arsenal puts Alexis Sanchez on the top of the goal expectancy list.
Manchester City's Sergio Aguero leads the goal-expectancy charts this week.
Sergio Aguero leads the goal expectancy projections this week for his road matchup at White Hart Lane on Sunday.
A double gameweek moves Eden Hazard high up the goal expectancy projections.
A home match against West Ham puts Sergio Aguero at the top of the goal-expectancy list.
A trip to face Queens Park Rangers gives Eden Hazard a great goal expectancy this weekend.
A double gameweek for Aston Villa pushes Christian Benteke high up the goal-expectancy list.
Harry Kane leads this week's forwards in goal expectancy, while one of his teammates is the top expected scorer for midfielders.
With Wilfried Bony gone, Gylfi Sigurdsson is now the clear focal point of Swansea City's attack.
After finishing up a warm-weather training trip in Egypt, Wayne Rooney looks set to return to a Manchester United side that will also include newly-signed Juan Mata.
Aaron Ramsey looks set to return for Arsenal, after sitting out since Boxing Day with a thigh injury.
Yaya Toure suffered an ankle injury in Wednesday's FA Cup rout of West Ham, and he faces a late fitness test ahead of Sunday's match at Newcastle.
Robin van Persie could make his return after battling a thigh injury for most of December.
Aaron Ramsey suffered a thigh strain against West Ham on Boxing Day, and will now miss the remainder of the holiday period.
Christian Benteke has been ruled out for the entire holiday period due to the knee injury he's been playing through over the past month.
Sergio Aguero is expected to miss at least a month due to the calf injury he suffered in last weekend's tilt with Arsenal.
Robin van Persie was a surprise member of Manchester United's starting XI last week, but suffered an injury in the Champions League on Tuesday and will now be out a month.