Table positions were from before the brentford game..my guesses:
United games remaining. 56 points
- Forest (away) - 15th - draw/win
- Chelsea (home) - 11th - win
- Spurs (away) - 5th - loss/draw
- Villa (home) - 9th - draw/win
- Brighton (away) - 6th - loss
- West Ham (away) - 14th - loss/draw
- Wolves (home) - 13th - win
- Bournemouth (away) - 16th - win
- Fulham (home) - 10th - win
14 - 20 points, total 70 - 76 points
Newcastle games remaining. 56 points
- Brighton (home) - 6th - draw
- Villa (away) - 9th - loss/draw
- Spurs (home) - 5th - draw/win
- Everton (away) - 18th - win
- Southampton (home) - 20th - win
- Arsenal (home) - 1st - loss/draw
- Leeds (away) - 17th - win
- Leicester (home) - 19th - win
- Chelsea (away) - 11th - draw/win
15 - 21 points, total 71 - 77 points
Tottenham games remaining. 53 points
- Bournemouth (home) - 16th - win
- Newcastle (away) - 3rd - loss/draw
- United (home) - 4th - draw/win
- Liverpool (away) - 8th - loss
- Palace (home) - 12th - win
- Villa (away) - 9th - loss/draw
- Brentford (home) - 7th - draw/win
- Leeds (away) - 17th - win
11 - 17 points, 64 - 70 points.
Basically, Spurs would need their peak level of results while we'd need to hit our ultimate low. Newcastle and United similar. Win tomorrow and Newcastle lose today and we are at the 72-76 range and Newcastle at 71-76 IMO, while Spurs winning doesn't change the needle for them at all.