The Premier League season is approaching its' near end, as we've arrived in the final month of the campaign. The top five is still yet to be decided as the race continues to heat up.
Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa are the six clubs battling it out for a place in this season's top five, to join title winners Liverpool in the Champions League next season.
Currently, seven points separate second place from seventh place, meaning these remaining matches could produce any final outcome for these six clubs.
There isn't long left until the Premier League standings are done and completed, giving everyone a look at which clubs ended where and who will be heading into Europe next term.
Here, we take a look at the points that have been accumulated so far by the chasers and who they will be playing during the next few weeks.
The Premier League standings
1 - Liverpool (Winners)
2 - Arsenal 67pts
3 - Manchester City 64pts
4 - Newcastle 63pts
5 - Chelsea 63pts
6 - Nottingham Forest 61pts
7 - Aston Villa 60pts
A very close race for Europe's biggest club competition, and as we've arrived in the final weeks, every result will be vital in these teams' hopes to achieve their aims.
The final three fixtures for all the six contenders
These are the match schedules for the teams, all of whom have three fixtures left to complete, with the all-important dates included.
Arsenal:
Liverpool (11th)
Newcastle (18th)
Southampton (25th)
Manchester City:
Southampton (10th)
Bournemouth (20th)
Fulham (25th)
Newcastle:
Chelsea (11th)
Arsenal (18th)
Everton (25th)
Chelsea:
Newcastle (11th)
Manchester United (16th)
Nottingham Forest (25th)
Nottingham Forest:
Leicester City (11th)
West ham (18th)
Chelsea (25th)
Aston Villa:
Bournemouth (10th)
Tottenham (16th)
Manchester United (25th)
A dramatic lead-up to the conclusion of this season, this will be for sure, especially considering there are many fixtures that contain matchups between teams competing for the top five.
Who will make the Premier League top five and qualify for the Champions League next season is nowhere near decided just yet, but in order for these clubs to have their name somewhere from second to fifth, they must fight to earn the critial three points.
The Premier League continues on Saturday, the 10th of May all the way until Saturday, the 25th of May.