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Gary Lineker introduces highlights and analysis from the final 10 games of the Premier League season.

If you missed Sunday's Match of the Day, you can catch up on the action on BBC iPlayer here.

Also, listen back to the two BBC Radio 5 Live match commentaries in full on BBC Sounds:

• Man City 3-1 West Ham

• Chelsea 2-1 Bournemouth

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Burnley manager Vincent Kompany on the defeat to Nottingham Forest: "I think the emotions were there at the start of the game. I felt like we had every intention to win the game and give it everything we’ve got.

"We got punished in two moments and you wonder what type of day it is going to be.

"The team kept pushing and we gave ourselves a chance to be in the game and maybe get a result."

On what he said to his squad and staff in the post-match huddle: "It’s quite easy. You have a team that has every right to celebrate, celebrating with their own fans on your pitch. We know the feeling of celebrating at Turf Moor and this for us, for next season, has to be the main message."

Here are the key facts and figures from Sunday's game between Burnley and Nottingham Forest in the Premier League.

• Nottingham Forest have now won back-to-back away matches in the Premier League for the first time since April 1995 (run of four). Prior to this, they had played 95 top-flight away matches without recording consecutive victories on the road.

• Chris Wood has now netted 14 league goals this season, with only Stan Collymore in 1994/95 (22 goals) scoring more in a top-flight campaign for Forest.

• Burnley kept just two clean sheets in the Premier League this season, which is their fewest ever in a single Premier League campaign. Vincent Kompany’s men also conceded 78 goals, their most in a top-flight campaign since 2009/10 (82 goals conceded).

• Six of Chris Wood’s Premier League goals this season have been assisted by Anthony Elanga, which is the most any player has assisted another in the competition this season.

• Burnley have finished the Premier League season with 24 points, their lowest ever points total in a top-flight campaign (when considering three points for a win). Burnley have also lost 24 matches, their joint-most ever in a top-flight campaign (also 24 defeats in 2009/10).

• Elanga provided nine assists from open play in the Premier League this season, with only Bryan Roy in 1994/95 (10) providing more assists from open play in a single Premier League season for Forest.

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Burnley were outclassed by Nottingham Forest as they bow out of the Premier League with defeat.

Former Clarets striker Chris Wood put the visitors ahead after just 76 seconds. By the time he doubled their lead in the 14th minute it was clear Burnley were headed for a disappointing end to the campaign.

Vincent Kompany’s side tried to play through Forest with patient build-up but they struggled in the face of the visitors’ low block and lacked any real impetus in the final third.

Burnley held the majority of the ball but it made little difference as they didn’t do much with it - and when they lost possession, they were faced with Forest’s impressive counter-attacking threat.

The hosts’ defenders couldn’t cope with Callum Hudson-Odoi and Anthony Elanga’s pace on the wings and were regularly overrun by Forest on the break.

They did, at least, manage to pull a goal back, but they will return to the Championship having won just two home league games in 2023-24.

Chris Wood's double against his former club sealed Premier League safety for Nottingham Forest as they comfortably beat relegated Burnley.

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All 20 teams are in action on the final day of the 2023-24 Premier League season, with the title winners, European spots and one relegation place still to be confirmed.

Follow all of the action and reaction here

Chris Sutton is making predictions for every Premier League game this season against a variety of guests.

For this weekend’s final games of the season, he takes on Gladiators star Legend.

Sutton's prediction: 1-1

This was supposed to be the big relegation decider but, with Burnley down and Nottingham Forest's goal difference meaning they are as good as safe, there is nothing really riding on it now.

I feel for Burnley in many ways, because I actually think they are a well-run football club. They have got a bright young manager in Vincent Kompany and, if they can keep their squad together, they will be back in the Premier League soon.

Regardless of the points deduction, this will go down as a disappointing season for Forest, even though they have stayed up.

It is not as if they have kicked on since Nuno Espirito Santo replaced Steve Cooper as manager in December, is it?

Legend's prediction: 2-1

Firstly, it is at Burnley which is a big thing and they have just gone down so they will want to sign off on a high.

Also, Forest know they are staying up now and there is no way that won't affect them here. No matter what they say, their motivation for this game is not going to be there.

Read all of Sutton’s predictions for the final day of the season here

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If you haven't done so already, you have until 10:00 BST on Wednesday, 22 May to cast your vote for Burnley's player of the season from our shortlist.

The candidates have been chosen by Burnley fan writer Joe Redmond from Turfcast, external.

Find out the reasons behind his selections and make your choice here