The English Premier League is setting the curtain for its exciting season, on Sunday, with the final round, which marks a "fierce" competition for the qualified seats of the UEFA Champions League.

As Manchester City clinch the title, 3 clubs - Liverpool, Chelsea and Leicester City - compete for third and fourth places, qualifying for the UEFA Champions League.

Until the last round, Chelsea were third with 67 points, and Liverpool were fourth with 66 points, with only Leicester City's fifth goal difference.

Qualification for the UEFA Champions League is the ultimate goal of these clubs on Sunday, as failure to qualify could mean a complete "collapse" in both elements and material terms.

Failure to qualify may mean the departure of a number of aspiring stars to play in the strongest European Championship, as well as a major material blow to clubs, which will be denied huge participation revenues.

In the final round, Chelsea guest Aston Villa, Liverpool host Crystal Palace and Leicester City host Tottenham Hotspur.

Chelsea will qualify for champions in the event of a victory over Aston Villa, or stumble, and wait for one to stumble from Liverpool or Leicester City.

Liverpool, on the other hand, have a victory over Crystal Palace, a goal difference (4 goals) over Leicester City would logically mean that a victory would be enough to qualify, without considering the Leicester City result.

In the event of a Liverpool tie, he will need to defeat Chelsea, tie or defeat Leicester City, but if he loses Liverpool, he will wait for a similar loss to Leicester City, to qualify fourth.

For Leicester City, he has to win over Tottenham, wait for Chelsea to falter or Liverpool, to qualify for the Champions League.

It is reported that all of the last round matches will take place simultaneously, at 3:00 GMT on Sunday.