Gerrard misses pen but scores late winner
Sunderland earn crucial win over Southampton
Benteke scores twice as Villa beat Everton
10-man Burnley lose at West Ham
Matthew Norton: If Sunderland can hold their nerves over next couple of weeks, Newcastle are gone. Huge win! Can't see Newcastle winning again.
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Josh, Sunderland: Southampton fans, you may have beaten us 8-0, but we may have just cost you Europe. We're even.
Kevin L: Well done to Plymouth on securing the final play-off place in League Two. Superb considering they had to go up against a team giving everything to be champions.
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Image source, APIn the day's late game, there is only one change for Manchester United from the side that lost 3-0 at Everton on Sunday. And it is an attacking one from Louis van Gaal as Robin van Persie comes into the side, to replace Luke Shaw, who is not in United's 18. It means Angel Di Maria remains on the bench, and is joined by Phil Jones who has recovered from an ankle injury.
West Brom boss Tony Pulis changes two of his starting 11 from the 0-0 draw against Liverpool as Jonas Olsson and Youssouf Mulumbu come in for James Morrison and Victor Anichebe.
Manchester United XI: De Gea, Valencia, Smalling, McNair, Blind, Mata, Herrera, Fellaini, Young, Rooney, van Persie.
West Bromwich Albion XI: Myhill, Dawson, McAuley, Olsson, Lescott, Brunt, Yacob, Gardner, Mulumbu, Fletcher, Berahino.
John Hartson at Anfield
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Image source, PA"It was a subdued first half but Liverpool went in ahead at half-time and then they had the chance to put the game to bed but there were bad misses by Sterling and Lallana before Gerrard missed a penalty.
"But he bounced back and won the game. It was a spirited performance by QPR, they made Liverpool work hard but the circumstances were hard for them. They felt for their friend and colleague Rio Ferdinand, it was a difficult day but they can be proud with the performance and they showed a lot of character."
A pitch invasion at Tranmere, not from the home fans, but the away ones as Bury's 1-0 win, along with Southend's 3-1 defeat at Morecambe means Bury are promoted to League One.
Burton win the League Two title with a 3-2 win at Cambridge. Shrewsbury go up in second with Bury third. Southend, Wycombe, Stevenage and Plymouth will contest the play-offs.
Jack Grealish runs to the Holte End to give a supporter his shirt. The good times are back at Villa Park, the FA Cup finalists keep on winning but they are still just two points above the drop zone. It's getting very congested down there.
Image source, QPRQPR goal scorer Leroy Fer revealed this message after his equaliser at Anfield this afternoon.
If you missed the day's shocking news, the wife of former Manchester United and England captain Rio Ferdinand has died from cancer.
The QPR defender, 36, released a statement saying his "wonderful wife and soul mate" Rebecca Ellison had "passed away peacefully" at a London hospital.
How big could that win prove for Sunderland? The result moves them to within a point of safety and very much still in contention to survive.
Costel Pantilimon's late save for Graziano Pelle more than makes up for his fumble for Southampton's opener...
Costel Pantilimon might have won the game for Sunderland as he keeps out Graziano Pelle's strike.
Burton are League Two champions. They lead 3-2 at Cambridge. Bury will go up in third if they stay 1-0 ahead at Tranmere.
Image source, APFinal minute of injury time, Southampton coming forward...
Stephen Noakes: Is the fat lady warming up for QPR and Burnley?
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Image source, Getty ImagesPhil Jagielka gets an assist for his own goal! He heads a corner up in the air, Shay Given makes a hash of dealing with the looping ball and it hits the crossbar and bounces out. Jagielka reacts quickly and heads the loose ball into the net.
Four minutes of time added on at Sunderland. Can the hosts hang on for a crucial three points?