A Premier League season that both of these clubs will be happy is over, comes to an end.

The two will meet again next season in the Championship.

Mo Salah is in floods of tears as he stands in the centre circle, taking it all in.

Tottenham win a free-kick midway through their own half and Antonin Kinsky is taking all the time in the world to get play back under way.

Kinsky finally appears to have found the perfect blade of grass to rest the ball on but Michael Oliver has seen enough and shows a yellow card.

Matt Jarvis
Former West Ham on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2

West Ham only had to focus on themselves, get the job done and they have done that. They have given it everything.

The West Ham fans are still here, sticking around. They are giving their appreication for the players on the pitch.

Andoni Iraola's final game as Bournemouth boss comes to an end as they take a point at the City Ground.

They have secured a Europa League spot for next season.

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Ashley Barnes mimics being caught by Yerson Mosquera's elbow and catches Santiago Bueno, who goes down clutching his head.

The Wolves man is fine although Burnley forward Barnes picks up a booking.

Paul Robinson
Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

This is like someone has thrown a ball into a child's playground, everyone is running all over the place.

Seamus Coleman swings in a very inviting ball and it's headed wide by Carlos Alcaraz.

A big chance for Everton.

It would be lovely for Coleman to sign off his 17 years at Everton with something meaningful.

He's brought a decade of unprecedented success to Manchester City, but in typical City fashion, Pep Guardiola's final match in charge of the club ends in defeat.

Second half goals from Ollie Watkins cancel out Antoine Semenyo's opener as Aston Villa complete the league double over City for the first time since 1962-63.

We'll shortly bring you quotes from City departees Guardiola, Bernardo Silva and John Stones.

Sunderland hold on to claim a victory which will ensure there is European football on Wearside for the first time since they qualified for the 1973-74 European Cup Winners' Cup.

Time for the Sunderland fans to dust off their passports.

Defeat for Chelsea, however, means they will be without continental football next season.

All over at Selhurst Park.

Arsenal end their title-winning Premier League season with a victory over Crystal Palace.

Their players head to the away end to celebrate with their fans.

Jordan Pickford comes out of his box to meet a high ball with his head and then goes to recover the second ball too.

Proper sweeper keeper.

That is that at Anfield until August.

Liverpool have secured Champions League football but it was far from pretty for them this season.

Brentford players are devastated as they slump to the pitch.

Manchester United have scored in 34 of their 38 games this season.

Only Arsenal (35) have scored goals in more matches in the Premier League this term.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at London Stadium

A strange end to the game as West Ham's third was barely celebrated but now the full-time whistle is blown both fans and players are waiting on what is happening at Tottenham, some supporters glued to their phones in hope.

Deep down they all know the likely outcome, but for now they wait.

West Ham players are down on their haunches, waiting for what now seems the inevitable news from Tottenham.

Europe was there for Brentford.

Vitaly Janelt digs out a cross and Dango Ouattara meets it with a free header but he directs it wide.

Michael Keane rises to meet a ball from deep and arcs a header towards goal but it comes down too late and lands on the roof of the net.