And with that, Monday comes to a close.

Thank you for joining us as we have brought you all the reaction, analysis, and, most importantly, dog pictures as we went through Newcastle beating Liverpool 2-1 at Wembley to end their 70-year wait for a major domestic trophy.

Once again, a big thanks to everyone that got involved throughout Monday - you make these live pages even more special on a day like this.

Some of the best news, views and indeed images can be seen by clicking on the summary points at the top of this page.

We'll catch you tomorrow!

It's only right to finish the day with a bit of Newcastle fan reaction and it's well worth a watch.

Me, with no Newcastle allegiance got the old goosebumps listening to what it means to some here.

Football, eh? There's nothing like it.

Tottenham Hotspur

Deja vu for Tottenham this weekend - another defeat. This time losing 2-0 against Fulham - their 15th Premier League loss of the season.

To add to the bleak day, fans were afterwards seen on social media confronting Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou.

A fan in one video can be seen repeatedly asking the Australian manager "what was that?".

It's difficult to hear what Postecoglou says in return but you can see that he is visibly agitated as players including Djed Spence step in to take him away.

This was not the only altercation of the day as on-loan winger Mathys Tel can also be seen having a brief exchange with fans in the stands.

One of the fans can be heard saying "that is not good enough". While the audio isn't clear, Tel is claimed to have said "we need to be together".

Image source, Newcastle fan

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Bournemouth crashed to a 2-1 defeat at home to Brentford thanks to goals from Yoane Wissa and Christian Norgaard. Thomas Frank and his side were able to close the gap on Andoni Iraola's team to just three points with nine games remaining in the season. Here are some more key stats from the game, derived from the Premier League.

• Brentford have won five consecutive away games this season after having failed to win in any of their first nine.
• Wissa is the first player to score 40 goals in the Premier League for The Bees.
• Antoine Semenyo became the fourth player in the league to record 100+ shots this season.
• Semenyo has the worst conversation rate in the league for a player with five or more goals in a single campaign - 6.9% (7/101).
• Bournemouth have now lost their last three home matches in the Premier League.

Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo had some strong words after his side lost 1-0 to city rivals Arsenal yesterday.

Caicedo, speaking to Chelsea TV said: "We were better than them. They (Arsenal) are working like seven years together, and us just two years. We showed we were better than them, and yeah, that’s good."

Caicedo, personally, has had a brilliant season with the two-time Champions League winners. However, his side have now lost three of their last five fixtures in the Premier League and they currently sit fourth in the league but could fall to fifth if Newcastle United win their game in hand.

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Chelsea produced an underwhelming performance against Arsenal as they lost 1-0. They were toothless in attack without Cole Palmer as the talisman suffered a muscular injury during training earlier in the week.

Here are some glaring stats - from the Premier League - showing Chelsea's obtuse performance against Arsenal:

• Enzo Maresca's side had eight touches in Arsenal's box.
• Chelsea only had eight shots in the game.
• They produced an xG of 0.35 which is the lowest under Maresca's tenure.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Manchester United will assess young defender Ayden Heaven over the next 24 to 48 hours before they have the full picture over the injury that forced the former Arsenal youngster out of last night's game at Leicester.

Heaven was stretchered off in the second half after what had, to that point, been an outstanding performance from the 18-year-old.

Broadcasters Sky opted not to show replays of the collision with Leicester forward Patson Daka, after which Heaven went down screaming in agony.

However, Heaven was able to walk out of the King Power Stadium after United's 3-0 win, albeit wearing a protective boot.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

'From the dogs of war to doggy daycare' - some Leicester fans made their point last night as the Foxes' struggles continued.

The banner at the King Power Stadium referenced the huge flag Leicester unfurled before the their Champions League last-16 second-leg victory over Sevilla in 2017 that sent them into the quarter-finals.

Eight years later Leicester are set for a second relegation in three seasons after another chastening evening for Ruud Van Nistelrooy following Sunday's 3-0 defeat to former club Manchester United.

The Foxes even set a new top-flight record of seven straight home defeats without scoring with the fans' focus still on the hierarchy and their discontent with the running of the club, rather than on Van Nistelrooy.

Director of football Jon Rudkin remains in their sights with the feeling the legacy of the Premier League win, their Champions League run and FA Cup triumph in 2021 has been blown.

Van Nistelrooy - who was only able to sign defender Woyo Coulibaly for around £3m in January - has lost 13 of his last 14 games but, with the problems at Leicester running deeper, has escaped the fans' public fury for now.

We are so back, ladies and gentlemen.

I'm back to take you through the hard-hitting stuff for the last hour, like more pictures of dogs.

I'll trickle some Premier League analysis, reaction and insight in there as well - to keep myself in the good books.

Eddie Howe arrives back in Newcastle, trophy in hand.

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There are some belting pictures still to come, but I've had my eye on this one for a while.

The thinking is that Steve from Bishop Auckland must be a fan of Australian soaps. Here is his homage to Home and Away, with his two faithful friends dressed appropriately.

Image source, Newcastle fans

Right, sorry for lowering the mood.

Don't worry, Ben will be back in a moment with reaction to this weekend's Premier League fixtures and, of course, some more members of the Toon Army Canine Supporters Association (known as TACSA - if it existed)...