There are just six survivors from the Fulham team beaten 4-1 at Stoke. Elsad Zverotic, Fernando Amorebieta, Alex Kacaniklic, Hugo Rodallega and Cauley Woodrow all come into the side.

Fulham: Stockdale, Zverotic, Heitinga, Hangeland, Amorebieta, Kacaniklic, Sidwell, Parker, Richardson, Rodallega, Woodrow. Subs: Kasami, Mitroglou, Dejagah, David, Joronen, Williams, Tunnicliffe.

Tony Pulis makes three changes to the team that fought back to draw 3-3 with Liverpool. Wayne Hennessey makes his debut in goal in the place of Julian Speroni, while Thomas Ince and Dwight Gayle come in for Jason Puncheon and Kagisho Dikgacoi.

Crystal Palace: Hennessey, Mariappa, Dann, Delaney, Ward, Bolasie, Jedinak, Ledley, Ince, Chamakh, Gayle. Subs: Speroni, Dikgacoi, O'Keefe, Puncheon, Murray, Gabbidon, Jerome.

Referee: Kevin Friend (Leicestershire)

There's no Frank Lampard for Chelsea this afternoon. Has he played his final game for the club?

Cardiff City: Marshall, Fabio, Caulker, Turner, John, Gunnarsson, Mutch, Whittingham, Daehli, Bellamy, Campbell.

Chelsea: Schwarzer, Ivanovic, Cole, Azpilicueta, Kalas, Oscar, Mikel, Salah, Hazard, Matic, Torres.

BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at Carrow Road

"A funny old day here at Carrow Road. Plenty of people with Canary emblems on their chest are making a good fist of staying chirpy. But the tea lady has not served her cuppa with the wide grin we're accustomed to.

"Plenty of jokes about whether a freak illness might mean Arsenal have to field a youth team and go on to lose 17-0. Nobody is fooled - today, this is a club in mourning."

Sandro starts for Tottenham, despite quotes being attributed to the Brazilian midfielder that claimed boss Tim Sherwood would leave the club at the end of the season.

Spurs: Lloris, Naughton, Dawson, Chiriches, Rose, Sigurdsson, Sandro, Paulinho, Eriksen, Adebayor, Kane. Subs: Soldado, Capoue, Friedel, Fryers, Pritchard, Bentaleb, Veljkovic.

Aston Villa: Guzan, Lowton, Baker, Vlaar, Bertrand, Westwood, Bacuna, Delph, Weimann, Bowery, Agbonlahor. Subs: Clark, El Ahmadi, Steer, Sylla, Holt, Robinson, Grealish.

Referee: Jon Moss (W Yorkshire)

No place for Lee Cattermole in the Sunderland squad.

Sunderland: Mannone, Vergini, Bardsley, Brown, O'Shea (c), Bridcutt, Larsson, Colback, Johnson, Borini, Wickham. Subs: Celustka, Altidore, Ba, Giaccherini, Mavrias, Agnew, Ustari.

Twenty-year-old midfielder Jay Fulton makes his Swansea debut. he signed for the Swans from Falkirk in January.

Swansea City: Tremmel, Tiendalli, Amat, Bartley, Taylor (C), Fulton, Shelvey, Dyer, Emnes, Routledge, Bony. Subs: Cornell, Williams, Davies, Britton, de Guzman, King, Vazquez.

Nathan Redmond replaces Steven Whittaker for City. Ricky van Wolfswinkel is left out of the squad entirely.

Norwich: Ruddy, Martin, Turner, Ryan Bennett, Olsson, Redmond, Tettey, Johnson, Snodgrass, Howson, Elmander. Subs: Whittaker, Fer, Hooper, Bunn, Elliott Bennett, Loza, Murphy.

England midfielder Jack Wilshere is on the bench for Arsenal today. He has not played since the start of March.

Arsenal: Fabianski, Sagna, Jenkinson, Koscielny, Gibbs, Ozil, Rosicky, Arteta, Ramsey, Podolski, Giroud. Subs: Szczesny, Wilshere, Monreal, Flamini, Sanogo, Diaby, Kallstrom.

There's no Ryan Giggs for Manchester United today - he's not even on the bench - but Nemanja Vidic captains the club in his final game for them.

Southampton: Boruc, Clyne, Fonte, Lovren, Shaw, Cork, Schneiderlin, Steven Davis, Wanyama, Lambert, Lallana. Subs: Ward-Prowse, Do Prado, Chambers, Gazzaniga, Hooiveld, Reed, Gallagher.

Man Utd: De Gea, Smalling, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evra, Fletcher, Kagawa, Januzaj, Mata, Welbeck, van Persie. Subs: Hernandez, Carrick, Young, Cleverley, Valencia, Lawrence, Amos.

Referee: Mike Dean (Wirral)

Everton manager Roberto Martinez has rested Ross Barkley and John Stones for this afternoon's match. Does he know something we don't?

Hull: McGregor, McShane, Bruce, Davies, Elmohamady, Livermore, Huddlestone, Quinn, Figueroa, Aluko, Jelavic. Subs: Rosenior, Koren, Fryatt, Boyd, Sagbo, Long, Harper.

Everton: Howard, Coleman, Jagielka, Distin, Baines, McGeady, McCarthy, Barry, Osman, Naismith, Lukaku. Subs: Robles, Hibbert, Deulofeu, Pienaar, Traore, Alcaraz, McAleny.

Referee: Howard Webb (S Yorkshire)

At ease Bosnia-Hercegovina fans. Stoke goalkeeper Asmir Begovic's toe is minor and he will be fit for the World Cup.

West Brom: Foster, Dawson, McAuley, Olsson, Brunt, Morrison, Mulumbu, Dorrans, Amalfitano, Sessegnon, Berahino. Subs: Yacob, Ridgewell, Myhill, Lugano, Anichebe, Vydra, O'Neil.

Stoke: Sorensen, Cameron, Shawcross, Wilson, Muniesa, Whelan, Nzonzi, Odemwingie, Ireland, Arnautovic, Walters. Subs: Pieters, Palacios, Adam, Crouch, Etherington, Wilkinson, Butland.

Referee: Lee Probert (Wiltshire)

The hero of the final day in 2011-12, Sergio Aguero, starts for Manchester City with James Milner making way.

Man City: Hart, Zabaleta, Kompany, Demichelis, Kolarov, Silva, Toure, Javi Garcia, Nasri, Aguero, Dzeko. Subs: Lescott, Milner, Negredo, Clichy, Fernandinho, Pantilimon, Jovetic.

West Ham: Adrian, Reid, Tomkins, O'Brien, McCartney, Noble, Diame, Downing, Nolan, Taylor, Carroll. Subs: Jarvis, Armero, Vaz Te, Collins, Jaaskelainen, Carlton Cole, Joe Cole.

Referee: Martin Atkinson (W Yorkshire)

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Tony Bentley, BBC Radio Derby summariser, on 5 live sports extra: "That was a fantastic performance from the hosts, especially when you consider that Burton played the last half hour with just 10 men. Southend threw two or three extra forwards on and Burton were then up against it, and so they will be delighted to take that 1-0 advantage into the second leg."

Liverpool make two changes for their big showdown. In come Jordan Henderson and Daniel Agger.

Loic Remy is not in the Newcastle squad.

Liverpool: Mignolet, Johnson, Skrtel, Agger, Flanagan, Gerrard, Allen, Henderson, Sterling, Suarez, Sturridge. Subs: Brad Jones, Toure, Aspas, Coutinho, Sakho, Cissokho, Lucas.

Newcastle: Krul, Debuchy, Williamson, Coloccini, Steven Taylor, Haidara, Sissoko, Anita, Tiote, Gouffran, Shola Ameobi. Subs: Santon, Yanga-Mbiwa, De Jong, Elliot, Sammy Ameobi, Dummett, Satka.

Referee: Phil Dowd (Staffordshire)

Standby for some team news...

Chief football writer Phil McNulty at Etihad Stadium

"The message from Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini in his programme notes is simple: "We are nearly there - let's complete the job together.

"One more point against West Ham United is needed to complete that job and City will surely be better for the nail-biting experience here at the Etihad two seasons ago when goals in injury time from Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero gave them victory against QPR and the title on goal difference.

"The mood around the stadium is full of expectation but you will not find any premature triumphalism or complacency among these supporters - they have been through too much."

How do you sum up your team's season? And how can you do it in just four words?

David, Devon: Liverpool - Over-achieved, still disappointed.

Dan, Lancs: Norwich - Canary died months ago.

Duncan, London: Chelsea - Brand new route-master double-decker.

Wes Ham:, external Final day - Ludek Miklosko prevented Man Utd from winning the Premier League on 14 May 1995...

Image source, Empics

You can stay across all the action by setting alerts for teams within the BBC Sport mobile app, you'll get notifications of the match kicking off, half-times and results plus goals as they go in.

Also, line-up alerts have been added, so you can find out who is in your team and who the opposition have picked.

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown on MOTD2 Extra

"Manuel Pellegrini has been a breath of fresh air. Under Roberto Mancini you felt there was little love, there was confrontation with the players. But Pellegrini has come in and let the players be themselves.

"Another bonus is to have players like Vincent Kompany around - when you hear him talk, he speaks like a manager, and it is fantastic for a manager to have players like that."

Tonight is also Alan Hansen's final domestic Match of the Day after 22 years as a BBC pundit.

Hansen won eight First Division titles, two FA Cups, four consecutive League Cups and three European Cups in a 14-year spell at Liverpool that ended in 1991.

The Scotland international swapped the dressing room for the television studio a year later, earning a reputation as one of the most insightful and influential pundits in the country while working alongside figures such as Des Lynam, Gary Lineker, Mark Lawrenson, Alan Shearer and Sir Trevor Brooking.

Hansen is part of the BBC team for this summer's World Cup in Brazil but will then retire. Truly the end of an era...

Ah, the final day of the season. When it's all over, we all feel that empty feeling because there's no football until...June! Oh yes, we're just weeks away from the World Cup now so none of us have to go completely cold turkey this summer. And, to get you all in the mood, Match of the Day will be premiering the BBC Sport marketing trail for the World Cup this evening. BBC One. 22:25 BST. See you there.