Liverpool

Mo Salah and Andy Robertson are embraced by Sir Kenny Dalglish and Ian Rush as he takes the applause from the Liverpool crowd, who now sing You'll Never Walk Alone to their departing heroes.

It is largely scenes of celebration still going on at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium but there's a stark reminder that there's work to be done as some fans unfurl a banner reading: "promised success, delivered failure. ENIC out".

Enic is a reference to the ownership at Tottenham.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Vitor Pereira, speaking to Sky Sports: "It is an honour, it is a privilege to be the manager. This is a group with strong character. Today was difficult, we faced a strong team and the weather is impossible. In the end one point is a pity because if we win we can get to another position in the table. In the end I think the result is fine.

"I used to say that the way we start the season is very important, we must work in the pre-season with a squad to prepare the first games. I believe that we have a lot of things to improve. We just need time together. We play a lot of games without preparing the games in the proper way, without time to work together. Next season we will have more time. I believe we can build something stronger."

On Elliott Anderson: "I don't have the answer. If you ask me if he deserves the best clubs in the world, he deserves. He has a lot of quality, he is a talent. But he is our player and I am very happy with him. The market is the market, I cannot predict the market. I know we want to keep the same players, to bring two or three players to help us balance the squad. In the end, we'll see."

On this season: "This season was very very tight in terms of the battle of relegation. Teams like Tottenham, West Ham, Leeds, Nottingham Forest, this season was very tough. To be safe three games before the end of the season, the last two games are very difficult in my experience. We did well, we competed, we went in a semi-final. It is not easy with the two competitions, struggling in one and trying to move forward in another. In the end, I am proud. We are proud of our work, of our supporters. I believe that next season we can go and do good things."

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

Liverpool's coaching staff and players form a guard of honour for Mo Salah and Andy Robertson.

At the end of the line is Liverpool royalty. Kenny Dalglish and Ian Rush congratulate the pair on magnificent club careers.

Liverpool

The Liverpool squad has formed a guard of honour as the Anfield crowd awaits Mo Salah and Andy Robertson for one final time.

The honours they both won are being read out, with some even in tears in the ground.

John Bennett
BBC Final Score reporter at Anfield

The Liverpool fans expected it to be an emotional day and the sight of Mohamed Salah fighting back tears in the centre circle will live long in the memory for the crowd here.

He seemed to want to take a moment to soak up a Anfield post-match atmosphere for one final time. Alisson, a team-mate who has shared so many special moments with Salah, came over to give him a hug.

Meanwhile Andy Robertson was waving goodbye to the Kop.

Tears on the pitch and I’m sure many in the stands too as Liverpool say goodbye to two club legends.

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Manchester City

Manchester City's players and staff walk back out onto the pitch wearing shirts with the name 'Guardiola' on the back.

They will give a guard of honour to Pep Guardiola, Bernardo Silva and John Stones, before the trio address their fans.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator at Stadium of Light

All the Sunderland fans stand up to sing “I can’t help falling in love with you” as their team faces them and the smoke from flares fills the air. Unbelievable that a side that was only in the Championship last season will be heading into European Football next season.

Liverpool

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk, speaking to Sky Sports: "That's the only positive. Now we'll say goodbye to the legends of the club and the focus is on that right now.

"I mentioned it many times, this has been the most challenging year in my career. It's tough to take, tough to go through that as a team but we are Liverpool and we come out of it stronger. That's the main focus now.

"The bare minimum that we should try and get out of this poor season. Onwards and upwards so we keep going.

On Salah and Robertson: "I'm definitely going to miss them. We, as a club, are going to miss them, their qualities and that's life.

"Now it's a wrap on a disappointing season. It's been a tough year."

Roberto de Zerbi was brought in with seven games to save Tottenham's season and steer them clear of relegation.

It has not been pretty but three wins, two draws and two defeats keeps the north London club just above the drop zone.

The Italian has the summer to put his stamp on the squad and a clean slate to start from next season.

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No real tears at the London Stadium, just lots of long, hard stares into the distance.

Hammers fans knew it was coming today despite their hopes for a miracle.

They won to give themselves a chance but Spurs' victory meant that wasn't enough.

Relief and joy around the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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That's it then. West Ham's 14-year stay in the Premier League is over.

The Hammers are relegated with 39 points and will be playing Championship football next season.

Plenty of fans have already started making their way out of the London Stadium. There was grim resignation before the game today and their fears have been realised.

Iliman Ndiaye swings in a cross in the 11th minute of additional time and Kevin Danso puts behind for a corner.

Tottenham clear the corner and the whistle goes.

Spurs are staying up!

Tottenham fans are already getting into celebration mode.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at London Stadium

It feels somewhat cruel to have the West Ham players wandering around applauding the fans while Moving On Up by Primal Scream blasts out through the speakers.

They are still waiting on the final outcome at Tottenham but some fans near me are starting to leave, before the players head towards the tunnel.

There's an acceptance now here that it is over.

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We're over the nine minutes scheduled of additional time as James Tarkowski heads over the bar.

Roberto de Zerbi is asking for the whistle but I think we've got another couple of minutes to play.

Antonin Kinsky with a stunning save to deny a curling Tyrique George effort.

How important could that prove to be?