The fans invade the pitch again as an announcer asks in vain for them not to.

Manchester City have proved unstoppable again.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Emirates Stadium

The Arsenal fans sing 'We've got super Mik Arteta' they know they've made progress again this season and have taken the title race to the final day.

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The final whistle goes.

Manchester City win a record fourth consecutive Premier League title.

All over at Bramall Lane. Tottenham have secured Europa League football.

Newcastle end a six-goal thriller in west London with a 4-2 victory over Brentford.

With Chelsea winning at home to Bournemouth, it is only enough for seventh place, so their hopes of Europa Conference League football next season rest on Manchester City winning next week's FA Cup final.

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Bernardo Silva is furious with those City fans. Some players come over to urge them to get off the pitch.

Some Manchester City fans run onto the pitch! It's not over yet!

Chelsea hang on for victory. They will have European football - but they must wait to see what competition they will play in following the FA Cup final.

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An absolute thumping victory for Crystal Palace and there will certainly be excitement around what they can do next season.

For Aston Villa, their work was already done and they can enjoy themselves knowing Champions League football is already secured.

Even Sir Kenny Dalglish is clapping and joining in. Jurgen Klopp's on his feet, clasping hands with each member of his staff as the full-time whistle goes.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

We've all talked for years about the talent Phil Foden is and the pathway he took to reach the top. People said he should go out on loan and people thought he needed to do other things, but in reality he just needed to play alongside these incredible players and take guidance from Pep Guardiola. He has become the best player in the Premier League at the moment, what an incredible talent. A player that also scores big goals in big moments. Wonderful player.

The home fans are whistling. They want the final whistle. Still one or two minutes to go. But they're safe.

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"We love you Luton we do" is the chant from the home fans as the final whistle blows on Luton's first season in the Premier League.

It's been a solid effort but Luton will play in the Championship next season.

They wanted to end the season with a win but it wasn't to be. The fans don't mind. They appreciate what this team have done.

Mohamed Salah is slipped in and he only has the keeper to beat but he pokes it straight into him.

The home fans are still serenading Jurgen Klopp's name. You can see he's getting emotional. It's been going on for a good 10 minutes or so.

Garett: Soucek celebrating that goal knowing full well he slapped the ball into the net with his forearm is hilarious. Also, his look of genuine confusion after it was disallowed was great

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It is full-time at the Amex Stadium and Manchester United have won 2-0.

Second half goals from Diogo Dalot and Rasmus Hojlund got the three points for Erik ten Hag's side, but unless there's a dramatic turnaround for Brentford, they will finish in eighth place, their lowest ever Premier League finish.

It is not over for them though, Europe is still possible, should they win the FA Cup final next week.

For Brighton meanwhile, they fall out of the top half of the table and the Roberto de Zerbi era comes to an end.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Emirates Stadium

After a lengthy VAR check for handball on Gabriel Jesus, the Arsenal goal is given. The stadium is lifted - the Arsenal fans can be happy that at the moment the players have done what they needed to do.

They might not be winning the title but the supporters are proud of what they have seen from their team.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on Final Score

Arsenal have done their bit, but it's not enough.

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A glorious chance for Dominic Solanke! Djordje Petrovic is on the floor after making a save and it falls to Solanke a few yards out. He fires it over the bar! He can't believe it.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Once the ball is headed down in the middle Tomas Soucek is running in behind it and it hits his arm and goes into the goal. Not sure why he celebrated it, in the modern day we all know that will be checked by VAR and ruled out.