Scroll down for a full table which shows what each club will earn in their current position. It is the final round of fixtures in another Barclays Premier League campaign, and there is little at stake for clubs not involved in issues at either end of the table. So the theory goes, anyway, but try telling that to Hull City’s bank manager, with a win at home to Everton potentially raking in a near-£5million bonus for the FA Cup finalists. TV revenue is the big money-spinner in the Premier League, but merit payments are not to be sniffed at. There’s £1.2million for the bottom-placed club, with the amount rising by the same amount as you go up the table.
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Hull City could earn an extra £4.8 million with a win over Everton and a four-goal swing on goal difference on West Ham
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A win for Aston Villa at Tottenham Hotspur could be worth £3.6m for Paul Lambert's side
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Chelsea may be out of the title race but could pick up an extra £1m if they finish second
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Manchester City or Liverpool will earn £24m for winning the league title
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