One man who is definitely off is Manchester United captain Nemanja Vidic.

The 32-year-old is off to Milan after today's game to join Inter, and he may not be the last player to depart Old Trafford this summer.

Will Ryan Giggs stay on underneath the new manager? How about Patrice Evra? Rio Ferdinand could also be off.

"I just want the best solution for the club," said Rio this week., external

"Whatever it is I'll respect it and, after that, I'm open to offers. I'd rather wait and see what happens at United and then there'll be a decision to be made."

The last game of the season is often the time to say goodbye around the Premier League.

For some, relegation means that they will be moving on for bigger and better things. For others, transfers abroad or to rivals from the same division await this summer. For others, it will be retirement, or not making the dreaded retained list.

But who may be saying their Premier League farewells this afternoon?

Let us know if we've missed anyone. You know where we are.

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Tony Bentley, BBC Radio Derby summariser, on 5 live sports extra: "It was a perfect time to score for Burton, on the stroke of half-time. It had been a cagey game up to that point, but it was a dink over the keeper and into the net from Adam McGurk and a crucial lead to the hosts. And both teams are playing these conditions well - the wind it making it difficult."

The game is back up and running.

Mat Chew Rudge:, external Liverpool - defensive mistakes cost title.

Metin Celik:, external Chelsea - Solid, powerful, blunt, inconsistent.

Rod Saxby:, external Fulham - Jol out too late.

BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan at St Mary's

"An interesting aside to the 'Lallana to Liverpool' chat. Adam Lallana in Southampton's programme: "I'm ambitious. I want to one day play in Champions League and compete for Premier League title."

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Sunderland: We believe in miracles / Best comeback since Elvis

Swansea: Danish dynamite Laudrup self-destructs / Is Michu fit yet?

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Southampton: The envy of others

Man Utd: Chosen One is chopped

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Hull: Forever City. Que sera.

Everton: Different route, same destination.

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Fulham: More coaches than wins / We're Bad, we're Bad

Crystal Palace: The South rises again / Ian Holloway? Dunno mate.

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Cardiff: Dream becomes a nightmare

Chelsea: Little horse falls short

The four-word reviews are flooding in. Here's a few we've put together...

BBC Radio 5 live's Mark Pougatch:, external "City staff ready to go and have practised the Poznan. All the final day drama from the Etihad with 5 live now."

BBC Sport's Chris Bevan at Etihad Stadium

"Manchester City's fans are not treating the title as being in the bag yet, and neither are their players.

"Writing in his column in today's programme, City skipper Vincent Kompany says: "Everyone was happy after we beat Aston Villa on Wednesday but there were no excessive celebrations because everybody knew what a tough game it had been to win.

"Now it is all about today and our game against West Ham. It's really important not to get carried away and we all understand that. I would say it was a calm dressing room after Villa - calm and focused."

Ben:, external Arsenal - Fourth. Cup Final. Progress.

Sam Daly:, external Southampton - The best of British.

Gareth Dawson:, external Swansea - Bony's the new Michu.

Keep your four-word reviews coming...

Independent journalist Sam Wallace on MOTD2 Extra

"There is a lot talk in the newspapers that Liverpool is where Adam Lallana has chosen to go, but he probably could have had a pick of clubs.

"Brendan Rodgers has shown this year he is prepared to give young players a chance and that makes them a very attractive proposition."

Match of the Day on Twitter:, external 1966 - Austria won Eurovision, Liverpool won the title, Atletico Madrid won league, Real won Euro Cup & England won World Cup. Omens?

We are hoping for plenty of goals today - and we've had our first. It's a lovely finish too, Burton Albion's Adam McGurk lifting the ball into the net to put Albion 1-0 up at home to Southend.

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown on MOTD2 Extra

"Brendan Rodgers has been tactically brilliant for Liverpool. Steven Gerrard has been played in a different position, Raheem Sterling has come in. He just needs to tweak it a bit more and Adam Lallana, what a player - the way he moves the ball is excellent. He has developed a little late but he is ready to leave Southampton for Liverpool now."

It could be a day of great celebration in the Premier League this afternoon but elsewhere it is a sombre day.

For Sunday, 11 May marks 29 years since the Bradford fire.

On Saturday, 11 May 1985, 11,076 football supporters set out to watch Bradford City play Lincoln City at Valley Parade.

Hundreds would not return home that night, and 56 would never return home again as a fire raged through the stadium.

A memorial service has been held to mark the anniversary.

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'Make us dream', reads a banner on the Kop. An eleven-match winning run, in which they scored 38 goals, had Liverpool's fans not just dreaming, but whole-heartedly believing.

But a five-point lead at the top with three games remaining evaporated via defeat at home to Chelsea and a late collapse away to Palace.

A title win, that seemed impossible at the start of the season and almost inevitable just two weeks ago, now seems set to just elude the Reds.