Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Bramall Lane

Sheffield United make three changes from the side that were beaten 1-0 by Everton last time out.

Anel Ahmedhodzic returns from suspension, while Max Lowe plays his last game for the club and Ben Osborn also comes in.

Vini Souza, Yasser Larouci and Andre Brooks all drop to the bench, alongside striker Oli McBurnie.

Sheffield Utd XI: Foderingham, Bogle, Robinson, Trusty, Ahmedhodzic, Lowe, Hamer, Osborn, Arblaster, Brereton-Diaz, Archer.

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou makes one change from the 2-0 defeat by Manchester City, which was greeted with cheer by some Spurs supporters.

Dejan Kulusevski replaces Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg in midfield, while it looks like Micky van de Ven continues at left-back.

Spurs XI: Vicario, Porro, Romero, Dragusin, Van de Ven, Kulusevski, Bentancur, Sarr, Johnson, Maddison, Son.

There's just one change for relegated Burnley from the side who lost 2-1 to Tottenham last weekend.

Vitinho drops to the bench. He's replaced by Zeki Amdouni

Burnley XI: Muric; Assignon, O'Shea, Esteve, Taylor; Bruun Larsen, Cullen, Berge, Amdouni; Odobert, Foster.

Subs: Trafford, Cork, Gudmundsson, Brownhill, Rodriguez, Ekdal, Vitinho, Fofana, Massengo.

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Nuno makes two changes to the Nottingham Forest team who drew 2-2 with Chelsea in their last game, with Harry Toffolo and Anthony Elanga coming in.

They replace Moussa Niakhate, who is benched, and Ola Aina, who isn't in the squad.

Nottingham Forest XI: Sels; Montiel, Boly, Murillo, Toffolo; Yates, Danilo; Elanga, Gibbs-White, Hudson-Odoi; Wood.

Subs: Turner, Sangare, Kouyate, Awoniyi, Niakhate, Reyna, Origi, Omobamidele, Ribeiro.

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The major news for Arsenal is that Bukayo Saka is not in the Gunners squad. The England winger was withdrawn against Manchester United after suffering a knock at Old Trafford, and is not involved today.

Gabriel Martinelli comes into the starting XI to replace Saka, while Jurrien Timber is back on the subs bench.

It is the first time Timber has been involved in an Arsenal squad since suffering a serious knee injury on the opening day of the season.

Arsenal XI: Raya; Whte, Saliba, Gabriel, Tomiyasu; Odegaard, Partey, Rice; Trossard, Havertz, Martinelli

Subs: Ramsdale, Gabriel Jesus, Smith Rowe, Timber, Nketiah, Kiwior, Jorginho, Fabio Vieira, Zinchenko

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Everton's starting XI is unchanged from the 1-0 win over Sheffield United last weekend.

Andre Gomes, who was on the bench at Goodison Park, drops out after suffering a facial injury against the Blades. This means the Portuguese midfielder, who is out of contract at the end of the campaign, has played his final game for the Toffees.

Seamus Coleman and Ashley Young, who have been offered new contracts this week, both start.

Everton XI: Pickford; Coleman, Branthwaite, Tarkowski, Young; Garner, Gueye, Onana, McNeil; Doucoure; Calvert-Lewin

Subs: Virginia, Crellin, Keane, Beto, Godfrey, Chermiti, Warrington, Hunt, Dobbin

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola makes two changes to face West Ham United as they look to clinch a fourth consecutive Premier League crown.

Of those, one is enforced, with Stefan Ortega starting in goal ahead of Ederson, who fractured his eye-socket during Tuesday's win at Tottenham Hotspur.

The other sees winger Jeremy Doku start in place of midfielder Mateo Kovacic, who drops to the bench.

Manchester City: Ortega, Walker, Dias, Akanji, Gvardiol; Rodri, De Bruyne; Silva, Foden, Doku; Haaland

Subs: Carson, Stones, Ake, Lewis, Nunes, Kovacic, Bobb, Grealish, J.Alvarez

West Ham boss David Moyes makes two changes from the team that came from behind to beat Luton Town 3-1 a week ago.

Top scorer Jarrod Bowen is not in the matchday squad, with left-back Aaron Cresswell starting in his place.

Centre-back Konstantinos Mavropanos is back from injury and returns to the starting 11, with Angelo Ogbonna dropping to the bench.

With Cresswell replacing Bowen, West Ham could start with a back five, or Emerson will play as a makeshift left winger.

West Ham United: Areola; Coufal, Zouma, Mavropanos, Cresswell, Emerson; Ward-Prowse, Soucek, Paqueta; Kudus, Antonio

Subs: Fabianski, Johnson, Casey, Ogbonna, E.Alvarez, Earthy, Cornet, Ings, Mubama

We are just one minute away from that all-important team news. Let's see who's in and who's out...

Crystal Palace's biggest challenge is going to be keeping hold of Eberechi Eze, Michael Olise and Jean-Philippe Mateta, who form such a formidable forward line.

They have helped the Eagles put together this great run of five wins and a draw from their past six games, and I think we will see more of the same on Sunday.

Aston Villa know they are in next season's Champions League, so it is job done for Unai Emery and his players.

They have probably been on the lash to celebrate since Tottenham lost against Manchester City on Tuesday, so I am going with a Palace win.

Sutton's prediction: 2-1

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Aston Villa secured Champions League football for the first time after top-four rivals Tottenham lost to Manchester City earlier in the week.

Spurs are now five points behind Villa with one game to go and no hope of catching Unai Emery's side, who were at a club awards ceremony on the night the news was confirmed.

I can only imagine what those celebrations were like.

Villa have not reached Uefa's premier club competition since it rebranded from the European Cup to the Champions League in 1991-92.

They last played in the European Cup 41 years ago in 1982-83 having won the competition the season before.

The club posted photos on social media, external of Emery and the players cheering and spraying champagne.

"It's a very special day," Emery said. "It's our dream, we started the season to be here. We've had injuries but the team was always focused. It's fantastic. To play Champions League is the best."

I've seen a few images circulating on social media which may suggest Villa might not be at their best today. I mean it's not every day you get Champions League football, is it?

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If Tottenham avoid defeat today, they will finish fifth in the table and secure a Europa League place.

That's the gist of it.

Ange Postecoglu was not a happy man on Wednesday, saying their defeat by Manchester City was his "worst experience as a manager".

He was worried that if Spurs were beaten heavily then people may have questioned his integrity.

Tottenham's North London rivals Arsenal would have been in pole position for the title if they had avoided defeat against City.

"I got a real anxiety within me. What if we play as well as we can and they beat us 5-0?

"I'd hate to think [that] people [would be] questioning if I'd prepared the team."

Can they put things right with a win today?

Bournemouth have just dipped a bit recently but, whatever happens here, they have had a great first year under Andoni Iraola.

Chelsea have won four on the spin and could reel Tottenham in to finish fifth, which would be remarkable after the campaign they have had.

I am going to go with them to carry on their winning run, and Cole Palmer to continue his scoring form with another goal.

Sutton's prediction: 3-1

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It's been a rollercoaster season for Chelsea.

But despite the lack of consistency, they could still finish in a European qualification spot.

Europa League is the target but they need Tottenham to slip up against Sheffield United today.

If they were to secure fifth spot - or even sixth - summer signing Cole Palmer would have a lot to thank for.

The 22-year-old has 32 league goal involvements in just 33 appearances in his debut campaign at Stamford Bridge.

He's been one of the standout performers in the league and one of the positives from Chelsea's season.

The general feeling from fans seems to be that there has been progress and despite frustrating times, European football would be deserved.

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Everton defender James Tarkowski has praised captain Seamus Coleman for his role in keeping them up this season.

Republic of Ireland right-back Coleman, 35, has been offered a new deal with the club he has represented since 2009.

"There is just one standout character - Seamus Coleman. If anyone knows him, or has seen him work day to day, it is incredible," Tarkowski said on BBC Radio 5 Live's Friday Football Social.

"He is priceless to us for what he brings every day to the team and to the club. Even when he is injured he'll do a speech before the game, or maybe the day before he will galvanise us.

"He is just everything to Everton. He is basically a fan who plays for the club because of how much he does for them. We’ve got a few big characters, but Seamus is the standout one."

Tarkowski says he is "proud" of how the team have dealt with "uncertainty" of the season.

The Toffees have dealt with two points deductions for breaking profit and sustainability rules, which left them fighting for their place in the Premier League.

"It was tough. It was just the uncertainty of what was going to happen a lot of the time. We got hit with the 10 points out of the blue, then it was about the appeal for so long," he said.

"Then we got the second charge. We got some points back and then we thought we might get some more taken away, so that uncertainty throughout the whole season is difficult to deal with. But I think we have coped with it quite well.

"With everything that has been chucked at us, to get 48 points on the board with one game to go makes me proud of where we have come in a really difficult season."

Brentford's form has picked up recently and they will want to end the season on a high note, at home on the final day.

Their manager Thomas Frank has been linked with the Manchester United job, and I understand that in a way, because he's done an excellent job with the Bees.

Newcastle United need to at least match Manchester United's result against Brighton to make sure of finishing seventh. I'm expecting Eddie Howe's side to do that, but it won't be easy.

Sutton's prediction: 2-2

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Newcastle United's hopes of securing European football for a second season in a row have been blighted by them picking up just one point from their past six available.

Wednesday's defeat at Manchester United means it is now all to play for at Brentford today, with the Magpies hoping the Red Devils and Chelsea drop points in their respective fixtures.

BBC Radio Newcastle's Matthew Raisbeck discusses Newcastle's difficult season, during which they have struggled away from home and conceded heavily.

"The reason their home form has had to be so good is because their away form has been so poor," Raisbeck told the Total Sport Newcastle United Podcast. "They have put too much pressure on themselves to win games at St James' Park.

"A place in European football has come down to the final two matches away from home and they should have won at Old Trafford. But it was the same frailties we have seen defensively throughout this season.

"It was the 11th time they have conceded three or more goals this season. That says it all because if you concede three goals in the Premier League, you are almost certainly not going to win the game. That is frustrating.

"Eddie Howe seemed angry after the match and it was the first time I had heard him almost criticise the players. He questioned their mentality and the personnel he uses away from home. I would be surprised if there are not quite significant changes."

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BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

We will know for certain in the next 20 minutes but looking like there will be no Jarrod Bowen for West Ham.

The England international has been struggling with illness.

Nigel Reo-Coker
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live's Friday Football Social

[There is] no chance of West Ham doing anything.

What do West Ham have to play for?

What is at stake for Manchester City is history - the first team to win four consecutive top-flight titles.

Pep Guardiola is very aware of what it is. I have given him so many compliments because I admire what he does.

To be in that dressing room, with all those players and big egos, and still keep them hungry to compete at the level they have this season is something to admire.

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West Ham boss David Moyes has played down any suggestion that his side will try to win this match for Declan Rice.

A Hammers win (or draw) would open the door for former West Ham captain Rice to win the title with Arsenal.

"No, no," said Moyes. "Everybody here loves Declan. Everybody will remember him but we're not doing it for Declan.

"We're doing it for ourselves and we need to try and do the best that we can and we concentrate and focus on what we're doing and hopefully it works."

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

The West Ham players will want to have a say in the title, they will want to finish the season strongly and send off their departing manager David Moyes in the best way possible. I guess it also depends who your friends are doesn't it?

There are a couple of relationships there through Moyes with Mikel Arteta and Declan Rice that could play a part in it.

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West Ham boss David Moyes: "I hope that the people here have enjoyed my company over the period, and I'll keep in touch with them. I've enjoyed my time here, and I'll always look at it fondly. I'm very proud to be able to say I helped deliver European football to West Ham.

"The amount of games we've played has been huge, and there are lots of things that show our success. I'm pleased to be leaving West Ham in a strong position, and we'll see what happens in the future.

"We can't finish lower than ninth which is a really good league position for West Ham in lots of ways. The players and ourselves are really pleased that no matter what the situation, we're in a really strong position."

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It's not just Jurgen Klopp who's saying farewell today.

Today will be David Moyes' 261st game in charge of West Ham - and most notably it's his final one. Unless he comes back for a third spell of course.

The club confirmed earlier this month that the Scot would leave at the end of his contract. Julen Lopetegui is expected to replace him.

Moyes was in charge for the second half of the 2017-18 season, keeping them up before leaving at the end of the season.

He returned in December 2019 and led them into Europe, including several runs to the latters stages and most memorably the Europa Conference League trophy last season - their first silverware for 43 years.