Three Premier League giants are vying for the fourth spot...

Tottenham are currently holding on to the fourth place with 57 points from 32 matches. With six matches left, the simple equation for them would be to win all the matches and keep that spot to themselves. Antonio Conte's men have a positive goal difference of 18, while Arsenal and Manchester United have 10 and four respectively. So if they are tied with Arsenal or United on points for the fourth spot they will still hold on to their fourth place.

Their six remaining fixtures are against Brentford, Leicester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Burnley and Norwich City.

United are currently in the sixth spot with 54 points from 33 matches. They can reach a maximum of 69 points from this position. So to get to the fourth spot, Tottenham and Arsenal must not get more than 12 points from their six remaining fixtures. Beating Arsenal will help them in their quest when they face each other on April 23 at the Emirates Stadium. However, they have the poorest goal difference (+4) amongst the three teams which is another concern for Cristiano Ronaldo and co.

Their five remaining fixtures are against Arsenal, Chelsea, Brentford, Brighton, and Crystal Palace respectively.

Arsenal's 4-2 win against Chelsea on Thursday gives them a major boost in their top-four aspirations. They are level on points with Tottenham but are behind on goal difference. However, if they beat Tottenham on May 13 and win the rest of the matches as well then they can seal the fourth spot.

Their remaining fixtures are against Manchester United, West ham, Leeds United, Tottenham, Newcastle United, and Everton respectively.

West Ham are currently placed in the seventh spot with 52 points from 33 matches. Even if they win all their remaining matches they have to hope that the results of the other three teams go in their favour. Tottenham and Arsenal must not get more than 10 points from six matches, whereas United must not pick up more than 13 points from their remaining fixtures. Moreover, they are the third-best amongst these four teams in goal difference which is another concern for David Moyes.

Their remaining fixtures are against Chelsea, Arsenal, Norwich City, Manchester City, and Brighton respectively.