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Sam Drury, Bobbie Jackson, Charlotte Coates, Steve Sutcliffe, Alex Brotherton & Tim Abraham

  1. Man City 0-0 Aston Villa

    Rico Lewis makes a nice run in behind the Villa defence and squares the ball across the box, but nobody in a sky blue shirt can get on the end of it.

  2. West Ham 0-0 Leeds

    I said it was going to be a nervy afternoon for West Ham fans and that isn't helped by Leeds' Brenden Aaronson bursting through the middle in the first couple of minutes.

    The defender gets back to rectify the situation but Leeds have been on top in the early exchanges.

  3. Dalot has come to Brighton to support Man Utd team-mates

    Brighton 0-0 Man Utd

    Simon Stone
    BBC Sport Chief Football News Reporter at the American Express Stadium

    Diogo Dalot was told ahead of today's game that he wouldn't be involved as Michael Carrick wanted to offer chances to players who have not featured as much during his time in charge.

    The Manchester United full-back said he wanted to travel anyway to support his team-mates.

    Dalot was part of Ruben Amorim's leadership group. His team ethic is one of the reasons why.

  4. Nottingham Forest 0-0 Bournemouth

    It's a party atmosphere in the away end at the City Ground as Bournemouth fans know Champions League football could be on the horizon for them next season.

    They need to get the job done here and hope that Liverpool and Man City help them out.

  5. West Ham 0-0 Leeds

    Gary Rose
    BBC Sport at London Stadium

    It is a really good atmosphere here at the London Stadium and Jarrod Bowen gets a particularly loud cheer from the home fans as the West Ham team is read out once more just before kick-off.

    Could Bowen be the player to make a difference today and help the Hammers pull off a Premier League survival that most home fans had given up on before kick-off?

  6. 'Salah is our King'

    Liverpool 0-0 Brentford

    Neil Johnston
    BBC Sport at Anfield

    A banner in The Kop: 'We Have Gone From Great To Glory. Salah Is Our King'

  7. Tottenham 0-0 Everton

    The task set out in front of Tottenham is simple; win and they will be playing Premier League football again next season.

    Any other result leaves their 48-year top-flight stay in jeopardy.

    A nervous 90 minutes awaits the north London club.

  8. KICK-OFF

    We are under way on the final day of this Premier League season.

    Plenty to be decided over the next couple of hours - but most will have their attention firmly on the capital and the battle for survival.

  9. Tributes before kick-off

    Liverpool v Brentford (16:00 BST)

    Neil Johnston
    BBC Sport at Anfield

    Pre-match tributes to Andy Robertson and Mo Salah before kick-off.

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  10. Guard of honour for Arsenal

    Crystal Palace v Arsenal (16:00 BST)

    Alex Howell
    BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at Selhurst Park

    The Crystal Palace players form the guard of honour as the teams come out and clap the new champions Arsenal onto the pitch.

  11. West Ham v Leeds (16:00 BST)

    A rousing rendition of 'I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles' has just been bellowed out at the London Stadium.

    The teams are out and a very nervy 90 minutes is about to begin.

  12. The stage is set - can Spurs survive?

    Spurs 0-0 Everton (16:00 BST)

    Phil McNulty
    BBC Sport chief football writer at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

    Deafening noise around The Tottenham Hotspurs stadium. The fans have played their part as thousands provided a coach welcome - so now it is down to the players.

    These are the same players who have let themselves down so often this season, especially here, where they only have two only Premier League wins this season.

    Spurs need a point today to get a chance to improve on that record next season.

    Can they deliver where they have failed so often this season?

  13. Liverpool v Brentford (16:00 BST)

    Neil Johnston
    BBC Sport at Anfield

    The Liverpool announcer has just read out the names of Mo Salah and Andy Robertson for the last time.

    Both names were greeted with deafening roars

    One Liverpool fan has just walked past the press box dressed as an Egyptian Pharaoh. They must be roasting in this heat!

  14. Liverpool v Brentford (16:00 BST)

    For the final time, Mo Salah and Andy Robertson walk out at Anfield in the red of Liverpool.

    They've also got their children with them just to make it extra special.

  15. Man City v Aston Villa (16:00 BST)

    Manchester City

    It's an emotional day at the Etihad Stadium.

    Bernardo Silva, captaining Manchester City on his final appearance for the club, is in tears as he walks the teams out onto the pitch.

    Banners in tribute to Slva, Stones, GuardiolaGetty Images

  16. Don't miss a moment

    BBC Sounds

    Busy afternoon ahead ahead but want to listen in to all the final day drama?

    Here’s a reminder you can also take today’s 5 Live Premier League commentaries with you on BBC Sounds and listen on the go.

    • Tottenham v Everton
    • West Ham v Leeds United
    • Crystal Palace v Arsenal
    • Man United v Brighton

    Just scroll through the live dial at the top of the Sounds app and tap the match you want.

    Got a smart speaker at home? Just say 'Alexa, ask BBC Sounds to play the Tottenham match' - for example.

  17. Salah's mins per goal rate up there with the best

    Liverpool v Brentford (16:00 BST)

    Mohamed Salah's minutes per goal rate in the Premier League is up there with the very best.

    The thing about Salah on this list is that he's a winger - the rest are strikers.

    Best minute per goal ratio in the Premier League all-time

  18. History on Tottenham's side?

    Tottenham v Everton (16:00 BST)

    A table showing Tottenham's recent results when hosting Everton

    Tottenham's recent record when hosting Everton should provide some optimism for this afternoon.

    Four successive wins, three clean sheets and a total of 13 goals scored... does that offer some optimism for you Spurs fans today?

  19. Get Involved

    Click 'Get Involved' on this page to have your say

    Obviously big clubs have gone down before (Leeds, Villa, Newcastle and of course West Ham) but none really on the scale of Tottenham. It would be very interesting to see the consequences were it to happen. Would show no one can take anything for granted

    Alex, Norfolk

  20. 'We have to set new standards and that starts today'

    Crystal Palace v Arsenal (16:00 BST)

    Arsenal

    Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta speaking to Sky Sports: "Today we wear the shirt in a different way. We are the champions of the Premier League and that brings a lot of joy but as well a lot of responsibility. We have to set new standards and that starts today.

    "It's been quite a journey and we have been talking about that in the last few days and that is why it feels so special."