Goals for Tottenham and Chelsea only spell bad news for Newcastle and Manchester United's chances of European football.

As it stands, Newcastle will end the day seventh, meaning their only hopes of European football are via the Europa Conference League, if Manchester City win next weekend's FA Cup final.

If Man United finish above Newcastle, they are guaranteed European football of some description next term.

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Jeremy Doku v Alphonse Areola again. For the second time in a minute the Hammers keeper denies the City winger.

Now Rodri pokes a shot wide from inside the box.

A second City goal is coming. You can feel it.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Bramall Lane

Both sets of players have come to the side of the pitch, called over by the referee.

It looks like there's a medical emergency in the stand behind Wes Foderingham's goal with paramedics on the scene.

Luton forced into an early change with midfielder Teden Mengi picking up and injury and having to be replaced by Joe Johnson.

Hwang Hee-chan races through but fires it just wide of Alisson's right post. It took a deflection on the way.

Liverpool had fired a few shots on goalkeeper Jose Sa up the other end moments before.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Emirates Stadium

Gabriel is down after taking a free kick in the face from Calvert-Lewin. You could hear the impact from the stands. He's up now though and play continues.

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

Chelsea are playing like a team that's full of confidence. It has just seemed to click in these last six games. They are winning games now back-to-back and look confident in the way they are playing.

Jeremy Doku shimmies inside a defender and hammers a shot from the edge of the box which is well tipped over by West Ham keeper Alphonse Areola.

A brilliant save from Bernd Leno to keep the score at 0-0. Carlton Morris looked nailed on to score but Leno bravely comes out of his goal to save with his legs.

Gabriel Martinelli is the latest player to have a chance for Arsenal but Jordan Pickford gets down well to save it.

Almost a scare for City as West Ham's Emerson Palmieri charges forward but just runs out of steam and doesn't take the ball with him.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Bramall Lane

Spurs fans cheer a goal from their own side on this occasion.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Emirates Stadium

There's a real urgency to this Arsenal side. They've had a couple of early chances and Mikel Arteta had his head in his hands when the last one was pushed away by Pickford.

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It's all Arsenal.

Martin Odegaard swings in a cross which finds Leandro Trossard at the back post. He tries to play it across goal but Seamus Coleman deflects it the wrong way and Jordan Pickford does well to stop it being an own goal.

Chris Wood has the ball in the back of the net again but it's ruled out for offside.

The flag went straight up but VAR will have a look.

It is lovely football from Brighton, much of what we've come to expect from Roberto De Zerbi's side. After a lovely passing move, the ball is played out to Valentin Barco on the left, who cuts inside past Aaron Wan-Bissaka, gets a shot off but it is denied by the feet of Andre Onana.