The Daily Acca: Bobby's farewell to inspire this 4/1 treble

• Reds to sign off at Anfield in style

• Goals for both teams at the Vitality

• Rocky ride expected for Arsenal at Forest

Leg 1: Liverpool @ 8/15 (15:00)

Liverpool are finishing the season like a train, and with Manchester United in their sights, it's hard to imagine them not beating Aston Villa at Anfield.

Unai Emery's visitors are still in contention for European football next season, but their progress stalled with 1-0 away defeats at Man United and Wolves.

They are back on the road today, and they arguably couldn't have had a much tougher assignment. The Reds complete their home campaign today, they have won seven on the bounce, kept clean sheets in their last three, and it's also Roberto Firmino's Anfield send-off.

Leg 2: BTTS in Bournemouth v Man U 8/13 (15:00)

The Cherries were the shortest price for relegation at one stage this season, but they have been comfortable for a couple of weeks now, and there should be a party atmosphere at the Vitality this afternoon.

Manchester United head to the South Coast knowing that they need two more wins to guarantee Champions League football for next season.

Erik ten Hag's men managed to put a couple of losses behind them by beating Wolves last time, but the victory was at home, and they are winless in three on their travels.

I am expecting goals in this one, with the stats pointing to neither side keeping a clean sheet. It's just one in 10 at home for the hosts, and one in six for United away.

Leg 3: BTTS in Forest v Arsenal @ 3/4 (17:30)

Arsenal's title challenge is over, and the last thing they want right now is a trip to the City Ground.

Nottingham Forest are fighting for their lives, and with two wins and a draw from their last four, they are three points clear of the relegation zone.

This is their last home game of the season, and given that 27 of their 34 points have come in front of their own fans, they won't want to have to get something from Palace on the final weekend.

Steve Cooper's hosts have only failed to find the net in two of their 18 home fixtures this term, but it's no clean sheet in seven, and only Everton have stopped the Gunners from scoring on the road.