Premier League Top Four Odds

The race for Champions League qualification is going right down to the final day of the season, and the anticipation for the last set of fixtures is perhaps unprecedented in recent memory.

Such excitement is fuelled even further when you actually look into the games too. Manchester United travel to Leicester City, where anything but defeat will see them qualify for Europe's top competition.

Chelsea face a potential banana skin when they welcome Wolves to Stamford Bridge - although Nuno Santo's side cannot break into the top four, they will be motivated to cap off another successful season.

So, who are the favourites and what can actually happen? We've taken a look into SkyBet's Premier League top four odds below.

Given the clash between the Red Devils and the Foxes, it is no surprise to see Chelsea be made the shortest price to make the top four, heading into the final game of the season.

Their odds of 1/9 make them the favourites, a label they have held since United's 2-2 draw with Southampton. The message from Frank Lampard will be simple - avoid defeat to Wolves and his team will be in the Champions League.

Of all the opponents the Englishman would have picked though, the Wanderers would have been low down on the manager's list. Santo's side have won seven away from home in the league this season, two of which came against Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City. Their underdog price of 3/1 to win the game may surprise some punters, but there is always the potential that Wolves will field some of their youngsters.

Chelsea will be hoping to see a changed XI, but Santo may be keen to finalise that 6th place spot.

Although Wolves do pose a threat, the Blues can still make the top four with a defeat. A Manchester United victory will see Chelsea qualify regardless of their own result - a comforting side benefit for Lampard's men.

United could have virtually relieved all the tension going into the final game this Sunday, as a convincing win over West Ham on Wednesday evening would have put one foot over the finishing line.

Instead, the 1-1 draw with the Hammers means the Red Devils need to avoid defeat at the King Power, to finish inside the top four. It was certainly a frustrating watch for United fans, with their players looking seriously fatigued and starved of any creativity.

The Foxes can take encouragement from such a display, with Solskjaer's side keeping just two clean sheets in their last six games. However, the odds do lie in United's favour.

They won't be too reliant on the game at Stamford Bridge, as a win sees them finish in 3rd place regardless. They can be found at 2/9 to finish inside the top four and have been made the slight favourites of 5/4 to win the game on Sunday.

There are only two possible ways that Leicester can make the top four - beating United is one, the other being a draw and a Wolves win.

The Foxes certainly have the more to do, justifying their 13/8 odds to finish inside the top four. Just after Project Restart, Brendan Rogers' men were as short as 1/6. They really have blown an almighty lead.

They have won just 3 of their last 13 in the league, losing an incredible 7 times. All three of these victories did come at home though, and this stat will ignite some optimism into Leicester's fans.

SkyBet have them as slight underdogs at 2/1 to win the game, given United's unbeaten run of thirteen in the division. Leicester have produced some iconic moments at their ground in recent years, and this would certainly be up there, should they manage to pull it off.