Motivation could be the key factor here, as Brighton are basically safe barring something ridiculous happening with Watford and Aston Villa, while Newcastle's players have been planning their holidays for a while.
We have seen with behind-closed-doors games that those extra percentage points of effort can make a huge difference, but it's hard to say just who will be up for this one - there's an argument both will go through the motions and make the draw the smart play.
They've both seen an increase in goals since the restart, but those numbers are skewed slightly with Brighton facing Man United, Man City and Liverpool in a tough run. Overall only three teams have scored fewer goals than these two this season (both 37) so with that and the lack of intensity the under 2.5 goals (8/11) is well in play here.
So is a slow start and half-time draw (11/10), as almost half of their combined league games (35 out of 72) have finished level at the break.
While that's tempting, it's got that feel of an end-of-season draw about it even if crowds were involved, and without them these two could sleepwalk to a point each and go home happy.
Prediction: Brighton 1-1 Newcastle
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There are a few teams hard to work out in this league, especially after the restart, and Everton are certainly one of those, in terms of it being difficult to see why they continue to underperform. The Blades, by contrast, have outdone every single expectation for them this season.
They produced a performance very unlike Chris Wilder's side at Leicester, and he'll want them to finish their tremendous home campaign with a victory - against a poor away side in Everton who have won just 15 points on the road this season (only the bottom four have fewer).
Wilder's getting plenty of credit, but he probably deserves more. Just think about this for a second - a newly-promoted side well-fancied for relegation sit in eighth, could still make it into Europe, have lost just one more game than Man City and conceded fewer goals than anyone bar Liverpool.
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That 96th-minute Burnley goal ended Wolves' hopes of sneaking into the Champions League, but they'll be keen to dust themselves down and try to make the Europa League - anything less would be a step down on last year's achievements.
With two wins needed to be sure of a return to Europe, Wolves have the need here - Palace want to get on the beach as soon as possible and have lost their last six games, scoring in just one of them.
Roy Hodgson's side, though, were unlucky against Man United but just how much they'll fancy trying to grind out a result at Molineux remains to be seen - 13/2 on them winning suggests not much.
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