Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Selhurst Park

The home fans sing Conor Gallagher's name repeatedly, ahead of what is the last game of his loan from Chelsea.

A nervy start from Leeds. Diego Llorente's attempted clearance is closed down by Ivan Toney. The defender is forced to concede a corner but Brentford can't make anything of it.

Arsenal are straight on the attack but a cross goes past everyone. They need to win and hope Spurs lose.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Brentford Community Stadium

Former Leeds defender Pontus Jansson skippers Brentford today.

Could he be about to send his old club down?

The Etihad is ready for a party. Will they get one?

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

A deafening noise as the players came out at Turf Moor. Burnley need their team right behind them today and it’s an incredible atmosphere already.

The fans are certainly playing their part.

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This is going to be a lot of fun.

We're getting under way in all 10 matches. Who will be Premier League champions in a few hours' time? Who will be relegated and who will be playing in Europe?

Let's find out.

Alright, enough talk. Let's get this show on the road...

Dion Dublin
Former Premier League striker on Final Score

Man Utd are miles off where they need to be. They have been so poor and it is only the players who can change that.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

From the moment we came in and the fans started arriving they have been so pumped up and ready for this game. There is an appreciation for what this team has achieved this year - incredible atmosphere.

Ashley Williams
Former Wales captain on Final Score

Tottenham would be third from when Antonio Conte took charge. A manager who wears his heart on his sleeve. He has done an unbelievable job, They had all the talent there, they just needed someone to piece it all together.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

There's has been lots of discussion about Frank Lampard and his role at Everton since the club sealed their Premier League status on Thursday.

He took over at the club in 16th, four points above the relegation zone, and that is where they sit now. But prior to his appointment Everton had won once in 14 Premier League games. He has earned six in 17.

But more than that, after the sacking of former Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez, he has helped create a strong bond between himself, the team and the supporters which played a key part in getting them over the line. As the fans here sing "Super Frank Lampard" there is no question from them about the impact he has made.

The final relegation place is between Burnley and Leeds United, who begin the day level on points, but the Clarets have goal difference advantage of 20.

• Burnley are safe if they match Leeds’ result, but down if they fail to do so.
• Leeds need to better the Clarets result to stay up, but are down if they fail to do so.

Sixth (Europa League) and seventh (Europa Conference League) place is between Manchester United and West Ham. The Hammers start two points behind, but with a much better goal difference.

• Manchester United will finish sixth if they beat Crystal Palace, or if West Ham fail to win.
• West Ham will finish sixth if they win at Brighton and Manchester United fail to win.

The final place is between Tottenham and Arsenal. Whoever does not get it will finish fifth and enter the Europa League.

Spurs will clinch the final top-four place:

• If they win at Norwich.
• If they draw and Arsenal fail to win by 15 or more goals.
• If they lose and Arsenal fail to win.

Arsenal can only clinch the final place:

• If they beat Everton and Tottenham lose.
• If they win by 15 or more goals and Tottenham draw.

Manchester City start the day one point ahead of Liverpool, with a goal difference of plus six. They will be crowned champions:

• If they beat Aston Villa.
• If they draw and Liverpool fail to win.
• If they lose by fewer than six goals and Liverpool fail to win.
• If they lose (by any margin) and Liverpool lose.

For Liverpool, they will be champions:

• If they beat Wolves and Manchester City fail to win.
• If they draw and City lose by at least six goals.

And just for fun... if Liverpool draw 5-5 and City lose 6-0, both sides would finish level on points, goal difference and goals scored. The first tie-breaker is head-to-head records – they drew 2-2 twice this season. The second tie-breaker is away goals in head-to-head games, which is also level. So there would be a play-off game to decide the title!

OK, one last time, here are all the permutations for this afternoon...

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Anfield

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TV camera crews and presenters from around the world line the side of the pitch, hoping to be here to capture an unlikely fairytale unfolding for Liverpool.

The players have just gone back in side and the roar as they departed was deafening.

Whatever happens, it is clear the fans are already immensely proud of their side's achievements this season.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

Burnley chairman and owner Alan Pace, writing in today's programme, has praised the job caretaker manager Mike Jackson has done, after former boss Sean Dyche was sacked with eight matches to go of the season.

Pace said: "We go into today's game knowing our destiny is in our hands and that a win will be enough to secure our Premier League status.

"This is in no small part to an incredible six weeks from Mike, the coaching staff, the players and you, the fans. This has truly been a whole club effort and whatever happens today everyone should be very proud.

"It's games like today, in front of a sell-out crowd, that create club history so let's get behind the players for the full 90 minutes and create that special Turf Moor atmosphere for one last push to write another incredible chapter in the history of Burnley FC."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Etihad Stadium

Pep Guardiola wanted noise and two of Manchester's biggest noises are chatting pitchside in the shape of Noel Gallagher and The Smiths' guitarist Johnny Marr. They are two huge City fans who are regulars at Etihad Stadium.

They are both smiling broadly now and will hope they still are when all this finishes.