Al in Middlesbrough: What a game!! Bad result for the Boro but could have been worse with other results. The Championship is still the place to get your heckles up...Cant wait for the play offs and we still might get automatic promotion!

Swansea boss Garry Monk on breaking the team's best Premier League points tally: "We were a bit nervy towards the end, but to break the points tally is a credit to the players, staff and everyone involved."

Leicester City

Leicester manager Nigel Pearson: "We weren't at our best, in the sense that our football wasn't sparkling, but both sides were committed to the game. We took advantage of a disappointing moment for them.

"I think the players have got rewards for the performances they have put in for a long time. We had to battle. I can't honestly say that we deserved to win the game, but once you get ahead, you have to make sure you see the game out.

"You've got to find ways of winning games. The players have got eight months experience in the Premier League. The players have deserved the breaks they've got, through a lot of honesty, hard work and ability. It's always a difficult league to be successful in, and we've got a lot of hard work to do. If people think the hard work's done, they're in for a shock."

Image source, Miguel Layun

Watford midfielder Miguel Layun has tweeted a video, external of the moment his team found out they were going to the Premier League. Mayhem ensues.

Shrewsbury are promoted to League One thanks to their 1-0 win at now-relegated Cheltenham. The Shrews trail leaders Burton, 3-1 winners versus Northampton, by two points.

Southend are now third and in the final automatic promotion position after beating Luton 1-0. Luton's play-off hopes are now slim - they are three points behind Plymouth and their goal difference is eight worse.

Wycombe conceded a late winner to Morecambe and drop to fifth, with Bury, who beat Wimbledon 2-0, fourth.

Stevenage's 1-0 win over Carlisle and Plymouth's 3-2 defeat of doomed Tranmere means they occupy the final play-off positions.

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Leicester match-winner Jamie Vardy: "It's definitely my goal. I've seen a replay, and I managed to get it right on the line. We've been playing good football for most of the season and losing, so it's about time we got a win when we weren't at our best.

"We haven't had the rub of the green, but we kept going and we've never felt sorry for ourselves."

Newcastle boss John Carver: "When you lose so many games your confidence is going to be hit. Again we showed character, the players stayed with it right to the end. Ayoze Perez had a good chance at 3-1 down and Siem De Jong got the second goal and we kept going but it's not good enough."

Middlesbrough, in third, have lost a thriller 4-3 to Fulham and with fourth-placed Norwich drawing 1-1 with Rotherham, Watford are promoted to the Premier League.

Ipswich's 2-1 win over Nottingham Forest sees them leapfrog Derby, who drew 3-3 with Millwall, into fifth.

Brentford won 2-0 at Reading, while Wolves defeated Wigan 1-0. Both the Bees and Wolves are two points off the play-off places going into the final fixtures of the season next weekend.

At the bottom, it's as you were - Wigan remain second-bottom, with Millwall immediately above them and Rotherham a place above the drop zone. All three still have a chance of survival.

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Manchester United winger Ashley Young started his career at Watford. The Hornets are back in the big time.

So everyone's annoyed apart from Leicester fans...?

Mark Twain: Go now Rodgers! Five of those players don't care what happens to Liverpool next season because they won't be there! #CLUELESS

Red Parsley: I'm so sick of Newcastle fans constantly moaning. The whole page is full of them! If only they had real problems....

Gavin Watson: West Ham having shocking second half of the season. Shame both halves of the season have been shocking for QPR, so down we go

Charles Kahanji: Leicester are surely staying up after this massive massive result. Just look at Nigel Pearson who rarely shows his emotions

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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers Rodgers: "We created opportunities, our only downfall was taking those chances but that has been a problem over the course of the season. I thought the players were outstanding, their courage and play on the ball. Across the team there were some outstanding performances.

"We have a game in hand and we have to chase that and fight for that but if the players play like they did today nine times out of 10 they would win. We will take this confidence into the midweek game.

"We have to rely on other teams, but we can only do our job and that is still the plan."

Man City

Manchester City name the same team that beat West Ham last weekend, but £25m striker Wilfried Bony is back on the bench after a month out with an ankle injury.

Aston Villa make three changes from the side that beat Liverpool to reach the FA Cup final. Brad Guzan returns for Shay Given in goal, Jores Okore is in for Nathan Baker in defence and Carlos Sanchez replaces Charles N'Zogbia in midfield after serving his suspension.

Man City XI: Hart, Zabaleta, Demichelis, Mangala, Kolarov, Fernando, Lampard, Navas, Yaya Toure, Silva, Aguero

Aston Villa XI: Guzan, Bacuna, Okore, Vlaar, Richardson, Sanchez, Westwood, Cleverley, Delph, Grealish, Benteke.

It's been an eventful day already - and now there's one game still to come...

Patrick from Croydon: I understand points are priceless but the performance I just saw from West Brom is not premier entertainment. Bore off. I'm turning over to the cricket.

Piers: Get real Newcastle fans . You were playing a top 8 team with a centre forward in Oliveira who is unplayable.

Ashwin in Cambridge: You can see the smile on Lovren's face after the miserable season he's had. A fine performance matching the levels of the old Lovren, about the only positive from this game for a Liverpool fan.

Samuel Harper: The Championship must be one of the most exciting/ridiculous leagues in the world!

Sanj: Well done Watford. Now for Barnet to do their thing! Good Luck.

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Tranmere scored a late goal at Plymouth but it wasn't enough - a 3-2 defeat sends them down to the Conference next season after 94 years in the Football League.

Cheltenham join them - they lose 1-0 to Shrewsbury, who secure promotion to League One in the process.

Southend, down to 10 men, beat Luton 1-0 move into the automatic promotion places.

Leicester striker Jamie Vardy: "Our confidence has been high all season. We've just not been getting the results. We've got the win today, and we'll have to take that into Wednesday."

Leicester have won four successive games within a single top-flight season for the first time since 1966! Outrageous form.

Congratulations to all at Watford - you are back in the Premier League!

Having done all the hard work to get back to 3-3, Middlesbrough allow Ross McCormack to split their defence and complete his hat-trick. Incredible - 4-3 to Fulham.

As Rotherham have equalised at home to 10-man Norwich, Watford will be going up as it stands.