Mo Salah is serenaded off the pitch with his Liverpool team-mates.

He has scored 29 league goals to win his fourth Premier League Golden Boot, taking him level with Thierry Henry's record.

Well that second-half performance from Spurs pretty much sums up their league season. They will finish 17th - their lowest league finish since being relegated from the top flight in 1976-77.

Tottenham fans are still waving flags at the final whistle, though, as Spurs managed to win their first trophy in 17 years in midweek.

Brighton, meanwhile, will finish eighth.

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Jonny Evans almost scores in his final appearance.

But his header in the closing stages is tipped away by Aston Villa goalkeeper Robin Olsen on full stretch.

Newcastle's afternoon has not gone to plan at St James' Park, losing 1-0 at Everton courtesy of Carlos Alcaraz's second half header.

Eddie Howe's side patiently wait on the results elsewhere. They look beaten, but hopeful as the news of Aston Villa's trip to Old Trafford filter through.

Absolutely no one is leaving the City Ground.

The home fans will want to salute their side for the heroic effort they've put in this season to secure European football.

Ipswich Town's run as a Premier League club has come to an end.

A 3-1 defeat at home to West Ham, courtesy of goals from James Ward-Prowse, Jarrod Bowen and Mohammed Kudus.

Nathan Broadhead did fire one excellent goal back for the hosts, their final one of the season.

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Arsenal finish second in the Premier League as they beat bottom side Southampton.

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Matz Sels drills a great ball into the box, Chris Wood controls off his thigh before volleying over the top.

That really would've put the cat among the pigeons but it wasn't to be for Forest.

That should be that for Everton.

Substitute Dominic Calvert-Lewin is clear through on goal, jinks onto his left foot and drills a shot at Nick Pope.

Pope saves well before Calvert-Lewin puts his second attempt over the bar.

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Celebrations all round the pitch as this game ends in a draw. There may have been nothing on the line but this was played in a competitive manner and in a way it is fitting with the general celebratory mood from both sets of supporters that no side goes away defeated.

Stewards have quickly got on the pitch to line up and start the process for the trophy lift.

The departing Trent Alexander-Arnold is in tears at the full-time whistle and is hugged by several of his Liverpool team-mates.

Altay Bayindir makes a double save to deny Aston Villa late on.

He denies Matty Cash's strike from the edge of the box before gloving away Ollie Watkins' follow-up header.

The whistle is blown as Liverpool end their season as champions with 84 points.

Huge applause and joy abound at Anfield.

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All over on the south coast and it's a brilliant ninth place for Bournemouth.

Leicester, however, will be playing Championship football next season.

Chelsea are well in control here.

The stuffing has well and truly been knocked out of Forest.

Eddie Nketiah has a chance to win it for Crystal Palace but his shot is easily saved by Alisson.

Virgil van Dijk is then shown a yellow card as the match draws to a close.

Premier League

On Morgan Rogers' disallowed goal...

Premier League Match Centre on X: "The referee’s call was a free kick to Manchester United with Bayindir deemed to be in control of the ball before Rogers gained possession.

"The whistle was blown by the referee before the ball entered the goal, therefore the incident was not reviewable by the VAR."

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Brentford's dream of playing in Europe for the first time does not materialise.

They share the spoils with Wolves on the final day and are set to finish 10th.