Summary

  • FT: Manchester City 3-1 Bournemouth - Kovacic dismissed before Cook also sent off for visitors

  • Marmoush's brilliant strike from range opens scoring before Silva and Gonzalez score

  • Crystal Palace 4-2 Wolverhampton Wanderers - Eze scores hosts fourth as they come from behind

  • A win for Manchester City moves them up to third

  • Defeat ends Bournemouth's European hopes

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Live Reporting

Michael Emons and Jess Anderson

  1. FT: Man City 3-1 Bournemouth

    Pep Guardiola is in tears as Kevin de Bruyne watches the video. Cheers from the crowd as each famous ex-player pops up.

    Pablo Zabaleta, Aymeric Laporte, Joe Hart, Vincent Kompany and Riyad Mahrez are next up to deliver their tributes.

  2. FT: Man City 3-1 Bournemouth

    Kevin de Bruyne stands on the pitch to be interviewed and says he feels "very emotional".

    A video is shown on the big screen with thank yous from famous faces - Sergio Aguero, Mike Summerbee, Fernandinho, Raheem Sterling and De Bruyne's family are among those to give special messages to the Belgian.

  3. Europa League anthem at Selhurst Park

    FT: Crystal Palace 4-2 Wolves

    Alex Howell
    BBC football news reporter at Selhurst Park

    The Palace announcer is playing the Europa League anthem before the players come out for their lap of appreciation.

    The Eagles will be in Europe for the first time next season.

  4. FT: Man City 3-1 Bournemouth

    The Etihad descends into darkness as Kevin de Bruyne emerges from the tunnel again with his family to a guard of honour from his team-mates and City's staff and a special light show.

    And of course, the "ohhh Kevin de Bruyne" chant.

  5. Farewell King Kev

    FT: Man City 3-1 Bournemouth

    Kevin de BruyneGetty Images
    Kevin de BruyneGetty Images
    Kevin de BruyneGetty Images

  6. 'A nice way to end the last home game'

    FT: Crystal Palace 4-2 Wolves

    Crystal Palace

    Crystal Palace striker Eddie Nketiah, speaking to Premier League Productions, said: "We're buzzing, we're happy and it's a massive day for us. Our manager was keen to keep it going and keep the celebrations going. Everyone was firing and we got the win.

    "The unity between the fans and the players is amazing, it's a good place to develop and it will be amazing to have European nights here."

    On reaching 50 career goals, he said: "It's reach nice to reach that landmark and I know I can do much better and help the team. It's a nice way to end the last home game and I want to contribute more next season."

  7. 'It's been an unbelievable ride'

    FT: Man City 3-1 Bournemouth

    Manchester City

    Kevin De Bruyne of Manchester City acknowledges the fans as he leaves the pitchGetty Images

    Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne speaking to Sky Sports on how he feels having played his final game at the Etihad: "A bit weird. I don't know. Its been unbelievable to have the 10years that I've had over here. It's been an unbelievable ride, an absolute pressure, I don't know.

    "I want to bring joy to people, play offensive football, creative, that is what I am on the pitch and I want to have fun. I think we had a lot of fun over the 10 years. You win, you lose sometimes. It was a joy working really hard and creating something for this club which brought the club much better than it was before. I'm super proud."

    On his missed chance: "I said I just have to be there, it's going to come. It's terrible. There's no excuses. My son is going to be very tough on me today."

    On his favourite moment: "I think life and a career is a journey. There has been so many ups and also down and you have to get through the moments and enjoy it. Every moment I enjoyed a lot and I learned from the bad moments. It's been amazing."

    On what he will say to the City fans: "I don't know what to say it will come in the moment."

  8. Tribute to De Bruyne

    FT: Man City 3-1 Bournemouth

    Shamoon Hafez
    BBC Sport football news reporter at Etihad Stadium

    The Bournemouth section is empty but not one City fan has left their seat at the post-match tribute to Kevin de Bruyne begins with a lightshow.

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    Goal of the season and miss of the season in the same game. Who'd a thought it.

    SteveK

  10. FT: Man City 3-1 Bournemouth

    Kevin de Bruyne is speaking to Sky Sports. He says "there's no excuses" for missing that chance and that his son won't let him live that one down.

    Full quotes to come.

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    De Bruyne... How do you replace the irreplaceable? Answer...you don't .. you give him another year . Liverpool have kept their star performers, City and Guardiola have made a big mistake offloading there's.

    Anon

  12. FT: Man City 3-1 Bournemouth

    Hugs all round for Kevin de Bruyne.

    They'll hang around on the pitch to give him his send off in front of the home fans.

  13. FULL-TIME

    Crystal Palace 4-2 Wolves

    Thoroughly enjoyable for the neutral. Wolves scored first, but Palace turned it around with two goals from Eddie Nketiah and one apiece from Ben Chilwell and Eberechi Eze.

    Crystal Palace's Eberechi Eze celebratesReuters

  14. Crystal Palace 4-2 Wolves

    Jean-Philippe Mateta so close to grabbing a fifth for the hosts after being played in by Eberechi Eze. But Daniel Bentley in the away goal does well to dive to his left and fling up a strong arm to keep the ball out.

  15. 'Careless from City'

    Man City 3-1 Bournemouth

    Chris Sutton
    Former Premier League striker on Sky Sports

    It's such a careless pass. Jebbison is alert.

    He feeds it through. Ederson gets a part of it and that's been the story of City's season defensively. Careless.

  16. FULL-TIME

    Man City 3-0 Bournemouth

    That's that!

    Three points for Manchester City and Champions League football in their sights.

    But now it's all about Kevin de Bruyne and his last game at the Etihad Stadium in blue.

  17. Crystal Palace 4-2 Wolves

    Alex Howell
    BBC football news reporter at Selhurst Park

    The Palace supporters were chanting for manager Oliver Glasner to give them a wave.

    The Eagles manager didn't realise and had to ask his bench what the song was and then waved to crowd which brought huge cheers from the stands.

  18. goal

    GOAL - Man City 3-1 Bournemouth

    Daniel Jebbison (90+5 mins)

    Well, they might have three points but they don't have a clean sheet and that's a poor goal for the hosts to concede.

    It's a loose pass back to Ruben Dias and Daniel Jebbison is first to the ball, he closes Ederson down and it's a clever finish past the City keeper.

  19. Crystal Palace 4-2 Wolves

    Wolves have conceded 12 goals to opposition substitutes in the Premier League this season, more than any other team.

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    One win in their last nine PL games for Bournemouth, it really has gone downhill very quickly the last two months. Have other teams figured them out?

    Stan, Kent