Summary

  • Click the 'Watch and listen' icon at the top of the page for live BBC coverage

  • Arsenal Premier League champions after Man City draw at Bournemouth

  • Cherries confirm their place in Europe next season

  • Guardiola expected to leave City at end of season with Maresca lined up as replacement

  • Inside Arsenal's title win

  • Chelsea 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur - Fernandez scores from distance before Santos second, but Richarlison pulls one back

  • Spurs still need point to cement safety

Send us your views

Arsenal fans celebrate as they win Premier League title

Live Reporting

Michael Emons and Charlotte Coates

  1. Guardiola going for it

    Bournemouth 1-0 Manchester City

    Shamoon Hafez
    Football reporter at Vitality Stadium

    Three attacking changes incoming for Manchester City, it seems.

  2. 'Surprised Doku didn't hit it'

    Bournemouth 1-0 Manchester City

    Matt Upson
    Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Vitality Stadium

    I am surprised Jeremy Doku didn't hit it there. It is primed for a volley, but he tried to square it back to Bernardo Silva.

  3. Bournemouth 1-0 Manchester City

    Neither Jeremy Doku or Bernardo Silva are able to get a shot away from inside the penalty area, but the Bournemouth defence holds firm.

  4. Get Involved

    Click 'Get Involved' at the top of this page to have your say

    There's still twists and turns to come, I assure you.

    Terance, Stoke-on-Trent

    Pep Guardiola, Manager of Manchester City, interacts with Fourth Official Craig PawsonGetty Images

  5. Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham

    Great effort from Mathys Tel to get back to his feet before racing back and cutting out a dangerous long ball.

    Corner for Chelsea, though, which comes to nothing.

  6. GREAT SAVE!

    Bournemouth 1-0 Manchester City

    A chance for a second Bournemouth goal at the end of a lovely one-touch passing move, with Evanilson stabbing the ball goalwards, only for Gianluigi Donnarumma to get down quickly and claw it out.

  7. What do Spurs need?

    Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham

    Win = Premier League safety and West Ham will be relegated.

    Draw = Spurs will be three points with a strong goal difference cushion compared to West Ham.

    Lose = Spurs will remain two points clear of West Ham going into the final day of the season.

    Bottom six table

  8. 'How will Spurs react?'

    Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham

    Paul Robinson
    Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    Interesting to see how Tottenham approach this.

    It's been quite a nervy start from them. They've been cagey, they've been happy to let Chelsea have possession.

    Whereas the previous games they won at Wolves and Villa they've pressed high and won the ball higher up the field, they've looked a real attacking threat.

    Here, they've sat off and allowed Chelsea possession. Now they've got nothing to lose.

    Often you get a better performance when the pressure's off.

  9. Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham

    Liam Delap holds the ball up well before popping it off Moises Caicedo. He plays a wonderful ball for Marc Cucurella, who tees up Liam Delap to curl over the bar.

  10. Great Scott

    Bournemouth 1-0 Manchester City

    Shamoon Hafez
    Football reporter at Vitality Stadium

    Bournemouth's Alex Scott, by the way. What a baller in the middle of the park.

    A future England international for sure.

    AFC Bournemouth's Alex Scott in actionReuters

  11. Stamford Bridge hasn't sounded like this for a while

    Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham

    Nizaar Kinsella
    BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

    Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez's spectacular goal has sparked a jubilant mood inside Stamford Bridge.

    Probably not since November, when Manchester City-bound manager Enzo Maresca was in charge and it looked like Chelsea could mount a title challenge, has the stadium sounded like this.

    It probably helps that the appointment of Xabi Alonso has brought a bit of excitement too.

  12. Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham

    Liam Delap finds Enzo Fernandez and wants it back but the Argentine can't pick the right pass.

    Delap will be desperate to make an impact here.

  13. Get Involved

    Click 'Get Involved' at the top of this page to have your say

    Stop the games now, says this Gooner!

    Richard, Stroud

    Oh to be an Arsenal fan tonight! Chickens not yet counted but them eggs are cracking.

    Ricky, Wakefield

    Enzo Fernandez of Chelsea celebratesGetty Images

  14. 'A massive save'

    Bournemouth 1-0 Manchester City

    Matt Upson
    Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Vitality Stadium

    That is a top save and a massive save from Djordje Petrovic.

  15. GREAT SAVE!

    Bournemouth 1-0 Manchester City

    A huge chance for City inside the opening minute of the second half. It drops to Nico O'Reilly and he shoots low, but Djordje Petrovic just about manages to get his arm down in time to make a vital save, with Jeremy Doku unable to slot the rebound.

  16. Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham

    It's a blow for Spurs.

    They started this game really positively and that goal will set them back big style.

  17. 'The Tottenham defence just backed off'

    Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham

    Paul Robinson
    Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    Enzo Fernandez celebratesGetty Images

    That's a wonderful finish. What a superb strike.

    It's the first real serious attempt on goal.

    I was amazed, all of a sudden the Tottenham defence just backed off. He had so much space, Enzo Fernandez.

    It's a super strike from distance and it puts Chelsea ahead.

  18. Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham

    A lifeline for West Ham.

    Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi reactsReuters

  19. KICK-OFF

    Bournemouth 1-0 Manchester City

    Back under way at the Vitality Stadium. Arsenal fans, wherever they are watching on, are close to starting the party.

  20. goal

    GOAL - Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham

    Enzo Fernandez (18 mins)

    Enzo Fernandez of Chelsea scores his team's first goalGetty Images

    BANG!

    Cole Palmer finds Pedro Neto, who slides it left to Enzo Fernandez. He takes two touches to set himself before drilling one into the bottom corner.