Nottingham Forest Against Chelsea is the headline match of the last day of the Premier League, with both teams that hope to end in a Champions League place on Sunday.
The competition offers the only chance for a European hope to directly influence the fate of one of their rivals for the top five. Forest starts the day in the seventh, only one point behind Chelsea in the fifth.
With both teams that almost completely fit squadrons for the last day, who will email the combined XI function of sport for this crucial collision?
Goalkeeper: Matz Sels
Perhaps the most impressive performer of the Forest season, choosing Sels for the keeper place is a simple choice.
The Forest Stopper has played every match of their impressive campaign so far, which saves three penalties along the way.
He held 13 clean sheets in his 37 performances and can be seen in both Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher's team of the season.
Robert Sanchez, however, is inconsistent in the goal of Chelsea and was dropped on two different occasions after making an abundance of precious mistakes.
His incidental replacement Filip Jorgensen, while performing well in the Conference League, did not inspire when they are given opportunities in the Premier League by Enzo Maresca. Both keepers are linked to movements.
Return immediately: Reece James
The international of England is somewhat affected by Ola Aina to secure the right background in the team.
Despite recurring problems with injuries in the past two seasons, James enjoyed a comeback campaign and has received a recall for the English team.
The winner of the Champions League missed only one competition days in 2025 and completed a number of positions for Maresca when needed.
However, Aina is an important part of the Boskant. The Nigerian has quality in attack and defense and is an essential gear in the counter -retal system of Nuno Espirito Santo.
But Aina's season is a biter in what has been a different Topsy-Turvy career, see him bouncing around teams in the Premier League and throughout Europe, and does not share the quality of Reece James in Chelsea defense.
Center Back: Nikola Milenkovic
The Serbian defender enjoyed a great and consistent campaign for Bos, which is dubbed by many as the 'signing of the season'.
The defender has been a cornerstone of the incompatible mentality of Forest and offers a solid base that will find Chelsea difficult at the weekend.
Without Milenkovic it would be difficult to present your forest near the Champions League places.
Center Back: Murillo
Another star of the season of Forest, Murillo has attracted the attention of top clubs throughout Europe for its combination of strength and pace.
Although Levi Colwill has been a clear spark for Chelsea this season, the matte performance of his party in the second half of the campaign away from home sees him a place in the eleven.
The partnership of Murillo and Milenkovic has earned praise from their manager among many others. Santo said to the New York Times earlier in the season: “I think the arrival of Nikola has helped a lot because the complicity of the duo fits, they have characteristics that complement each other.”
Left behind: Marc Cucurella
The striking executor of the Chelsea season is the obvious choice at the back left.
Cucurella has built on its impressive Euro 2024 campaign for Spain by consistent playing well this season for Maresca's side and even finding an eye for goal, scoring five times in the Premier League.
Neco Williams Forest has also enjoyed a solid campaign, but his attacking contributions are much less in number than his Chelsea opposite.
Central midfielder: Moises Caicedo
The Ecuadorian has really established itself under Maresca and was a accurate choice to become the Blues' Player of the Season Award.
The midfielder of £ 115 million has played in every game that Chelsea played in the competition. He leads the team with 110 tackles with an impressive success rate of 64 percent.
While Ibrahima Sangare has recently returned, his contributions to the forest this season are too little and far in between to justify his admission to the eleven.
Central midfielder: Enzo Fernandez
The impressive versions of Fernandez finally prove why Chelsea made him the most expensive midfielder in history last January.
The Argentin has proven its insight with and without the ball and makes thirteen contributions to teammates alongside impressive defensive versions in the middle of the park. The World Cup winner also has an excellent passing range.
The fine form of Elliot Anderson surprised many in the Premier League after his £ 35 million switch from Newcastle in the summer and he is an essential part of the Boskant. But his slightly less impressive attacking figures see him missing.
Attacking midfielder: Morgan Gibbs-White
Gibbs-White has a stellar 17 goal contributions this season and has emerged as a transfer target for Pep Guardiola and Manchester City as soon as Kevin De Bruyne leaves.
Gibbs-White will hope that he can pop up with a little more to secure a Champions League place in the biggest game of the season of the season.
Left wing player: Cole Palmer
Although Palmer is usually a number 10, Palmer has the skill and the know -how to play the attack.
Although it only scored once in the past three months, the attacker has an excellent 15 goals and 9 assists in his 36 performances this season, which rejects the production of Callum Hudson-Odoi from Forest.
Palmer thought about his season after breaking his duck: 'I went without scoring for three months, but it just gave me more motivation.
'Social media are full of idiots, the trolls and whatever. I don't pay attention. I am mentally strong. '
Right wing player: Anthony Elanga
The Swede has launched his forest career after he became a member of Manchester United two seasons ago at Manchester United.
Elanga is third in the Premier League table for assists with 11 in the campaign, to add to his six goals.
This season, the collaboration between Elanga and Chris Wood has been the center of Nottingham Forest's attack.
Striker: Chris Wood
This season, Wood has the title of the most improved player of the Premier League.
The Forest counter system fits him like a glove-the 20 Premier League goals of the Kiwi is the best return of his 16-year career.
The inconsistency of Nicolas Jackson fades compared to Wood's reliable target score. The 33-year-old attacker ages like a good wine.