Good afternoon everyone!

After nine months of speculation, anticipation and excitement, the big news is finally here.

Dispatch Nicholas Witchell to Vicarage Road - The final day of the Championship season is upon us!

Will Watford be crowned champions? Or will it be Bournemouth?

That's that from me. I hand you over to Tom Rostance and Andy Cryer, who will guide you through the action on the last day of the Championship and what promises to be an exciting day in the Premier League.

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James Harding: "Forget David Beckham's haircut, Watford are going up! Welcome to Vicarage Road"

Leicester City make three changes from the team who lost 3-1 to Chelsea on Wednesday. Matty James, Riyad Mahrez and Jeff Schlupp - who returns from a calf problem - come in for Paul Konchesky, Danny Drinkwater and Andy King.

Newcastle United boss John Carver drops two members of the line-up that lost 3-2 to Swansea on Saturday. Vurnon Anita and Remy Cabella both drop to the bench as Moussa Sissoko returns from suspension and Paul Dummett is back from a knee problem.

Leicester City: Schmeichel, Wasilewski, Huth, Morgan, Albrighton, Cambiasso, James, Mahrez, Schlupp, Ulloa, Vardy. Subs: Schwarzer, De Laet, Konchesky, Drinkwater, Hammond, Wood, Kramaric.

Newcastle United: Krul, Janmaat, Coloccini, Williamson, Dummett, Gutierrez, R Taylor, Colback, Sissoko, Riviere, Perez. Subs: Woodman, Abeid, Anita, Ameobi, Cabella, De Jong, Armstrong.

Defender Paul Dummett and midfielder Moussa Sissoko return to the Newcastle starting XI.

Today we are asking, what was your favourite Becks moment and did you copy one of his haircuts? Photos to #bbcfootball., external

Kim, Southampton: Turkey v England Euro Qualifier 2003 - played in a hostile/intimidating atmosphere. Highlight for me was Beckham blowing kisses to the Turkish players in response to their taunts about his hair. Class!

JD: Has to be his winning penalty against Argentina in World Cup 2002.

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By the way, there is a late game today.

The Baggies are pretty much out of the relegation woods thanks to manager Tony Pulis - he has a knack doesn't he?

Louis van Gaal also has a knack - his Manchester United side are fighting for second. Who'd have thought he'd get to that position, earlier in his tenure?

"We have started very badly this year. When you cut out the start we shall equal Chelsea but we have to start better," the United manager said.

Does he make a good point?

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This a lovely story. Lovely.

Newtown are preparing for their first Welsh Cup final since 1897. They haven't won it since 1895. That pre-dates me!!

BBC Wales Sport's Aled Williams chats to the history makers.

Before we fully concentrate on the games coming up. Let us direct you to the great content around the BBC Football site, starting with...

... Lionel Messi, of course.

It's 10 years since the Argentine scored his first goal for Barcelona - you remember? Against Albacete.

We have got a lovely graphical (is that a word?) guide to his club goals - season by season. It's pretty.

Football Focus

Remember the Chelsea players with their head tennis video this week. You know, the one that was retweeted thousands of times. Thousands.

Anyway, the BBC Football Focus team of Lawro, Dan Walker and Kevin Kilbane have recreated it.

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There has been an addition to the Cambridge squad - a baby girl.

Full story here.

We want pictures of your David Beckham-inspired haircuts. Did you ever have the mohawk? The blonde curtains? The cornrows?

Here is Lloyd Evans, with a more colourful version of the mohawk.

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How do Swansea and Stoke fans feel at this time? Satisfied your team isn't involved in a relegation fight? Bored that the season is effectively over?

At least the build-up to this fixture is interesting.

You might recall that in the reverse at the Britannia Stadium, Swans boss Garry Monk accused Stoke's on-loan winger Victor Moses of "cheating" to win a penalty and labelled referee Michael Oliver's decision to award the spot-kick as "disgusting".

Stoke manager Mark Hughes took exception to those remarks, saying it was "unacceptable" for Monk to label one of his players a cheat.

Pent up anger?

"There will be no problem from my side of things and I'm sure there won't be from Mark," Monk said.

"I'll have them (Stoke coaching staff) in for a drink after the game. One hundred per cent. No problem.

"There's wine and beer in the fridge or a soft drink if that's what they want."

C'mon Garry, you've let yourself down there.

Image source, David Beckham

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BBC Red Button
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Press the Red Button at 13:00 BST and you can catch all the early action on the final day of the Championship on Final Score.

Then at 14:00 BST it's the FA People's Cup, with Final Score starting again at 14:30 BST as all the goals go in in the 15:00 BST Premier League and Championship.

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Former Aston Villa striker Dion Dublin and ex-Arsenal defender Martin Keown will be in the studio with Jason Mohammad to bring you all the goals and incidents in the Premier League and Football League.

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Football Focus

On today's Football Focus: Juventus and Italy's World Cup winning goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, Hull's Tom Huddlestone, West Brom's Darren Fletcher on his return to Old Trafford and Stoke's Charlie Adam on his highs and lows of football.

Former players Kevin Kilbane and Mark Lawrenson will be in the studio with Dan Walker discussing the last day of the Championship, the Champions League and Chelsea's march to the Premier League title.

BBC Radio 5 live

We have live commentary of Leicester v Newcastle (12:45 BST), with analysis from former England defender Stuart Pearce.

Then former Wales striker John Hartson will be at Anfield to provide analysis for Liverpool v QPR (15:00 BST)

Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker:, external Thoughts are with Rio Ferdinand and his family. How dreadfully sad.