Here's what the European qualification spots look like as things stand...

The top four clubs - Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool and Aston Villa - have all secured Champions League football.

Tottenham, who lead at Sheffield United, will take the Europa League spot.

Chelsea, who are also beating Bournemouth, will get European football but the competition depends on the FA Cup final result.

If Man City win, they will go into the Europa League. If Man Utd win, they will go into the Europa Conference League.

Newcastle, currently leading 3-0 at Brentford, would take the Europa Conference League spot if City were to win the FA Cup.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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What a start to a game that if you win you take the Prmeier League title. City couldn't have asked for a better start or a more influential dispaly from Phil Foden. Jeremy Doku has been creating issues all afternoon long on the left hand side.

But if you don't take your chances then the oppsoition have hope. In Mohammed Kudus West Ham have an outstanding player who knows where the goal is. His brilliant overhead kick came from nothing really.

It has just put a bit of nervousness in the stadium. One goal in it the home fans know anything can happen. They will want to see City start the second half in the same way as the first and put the game out of reach.

Adrian Mariappa
Former Watford and Crystal Palace defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

When Bournemouth have got into the final third they have just lacked that bit of quality, a few half chances, a few where maybe a bit more quality and they could have capitalised. They have struggled in the final third.

Chelsea looking very dangerous on the break.

One of the goals of the season to separate the teams.

The Klopp farewell is going to script.

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Arsenal are level at the break - but they need to win more goals in both games to go their way if they are to win this title.

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Manchester City are 45 minutes from the title. But things were feeling more comfortable a few minutes ago.

A frantic end to the first half at Kenilworth Road and as things stan Luton are headed for the Championship.

Of course it was all but confirmed anyway but with Forest winning and Luton trailing the Hatters will say goodbye to the Premier League today.

Thomas Partey shoots over for Arsenal.

Mohamed Salah's effort at the near post is clawed off the line by Jose Sa. From the corner, Jarell Quansah heads it straight at the Wolves goalkeeper.

Newcastle have been clinical and 3-0 is perhaps generous to Brentford, based on the chances they have allowed their visitors.

Goals from Barnes, Murphy and Isak have put them well ahead, while Joelinton and Isak have been unable to take further chances.

With Tottenham and Chelsea both ahead, Newcastle will have to settle for seventh, as it stands, meaning their hopes of European football rest solely on next Saturday's FA Cup final and a Manchester City win.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

West Ham have got a real issue with Vladimir Coufal dealing with Jeremy Doku on that right hand side of their defence. Every time Doku picks the ball up he twists and turns, inside and outside to get past him and into the box, and delivers the ball into the six yard box. He's done it time and again so far this afternoon.

West Ham striker Michail Antonio swings his boot for a shot but it's cleared just in time. Pretty nervy for City as we approach half-time.

Forest firmly in the driving seat at Turf Moor.

The Wes Foderingham show keeps Spurs lead down to just one.

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Robin Olsen makes a couple of really good saves to twice deny Michael Olise in the space of a minute.

That concludes the first-half action with Crystal Palace well on top.

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West Ham have a lot more about them all of a sudden.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

Pep Guardiola is one of the most demonstrative managers in the world, amusingly so at times.

Can you imagine what he would be like if Manchester City blew this?

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Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on Final Score

Special from Mohammed Kudus. He flicked it up over his own head doing a bicycle kick - all of a sudden the title is alive.

It seems like some rogue information led Arsenal fans to think West Ham had scored again for 2-2 - there were cheers - but nope.