That is that from us this evening. Plenty of drama throughout the leagues.

Hull boost their hopes of survival, Liverpool's Champions League dreams are up in smoke, Wigan and Millwall are relegated from the Championship, while Colchester are in trouble in League One.

I'll leave you with this stat - Mario Balotelli had one touch for Liverpool in 20 second-half minutes.

Cheerio.

German Cup

Incredibly Bayern Munich missed their first four penalties against Borussia Dortmund in the German Cup semi-final.

Dortmund are through to the final.

5 - Since they last won the league title in 1990, Liverpool have had an average final position of fifth in the league.

They would take that now.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers speaks to BBC Sport: "We just lacked that killer instinct in the final third. We are disappointed with the goal. Apart from that we didn't have too many chances against us. It was poor defending from us. We didn't come out together and Dawson is onside.

"We were never enough of a threat. It's been a mark of the season really, in that final third we have struggled."

On leaving three players forward on defensive corners: "It's a tactic to encourage them to bring players back which they did do. It left it numerically fine in the box but you have to be aggressive. We don't come out as a group and that left the central area free, he gets a good header and scores a goal."

On the race for a top-four spot: "I think that's not the reality of it. Our fight is to perform better through to the end of the season. It was always going to be difficult for us. The opportunity was tough this year in terms of where we were at as a team."

German Cup

Full time in Germany where Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are drawing 1-1 in the German Cup semi-final. You can follow the penalty shoot out here.

Hull manager Steve Bruce speaking to BBC Sport: "It is a great victory - make no bones about it. But we have still got a bit to do, I don't think 34 points is enough.

"We have given ourselves an outstanding chance but that is all it is. We have earned back to back wins and two clean sheets, we showed some of the resilience we have shown over the last few years since I've been here. So it is a big step in the right direction.

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"I always knew we had four matches at home out of our last five, Arsenal and Man Utd at home and also Burnley who are fighting like us.

"It is never easy in the Premier League against anyone but home advantage can give you an advantage. The win stands us in good stead but we have got Arsenal on Monday night so have to be at our best again."

Hull's David Meyler on Twitter;, external Unbelievable fight and spirit from the lads. Back to back premier league wins amazing!

How will Leicester respond to Hull's win this evening? The Foxes have won four on the bounce and could join Hull four points clear of the drop zone with a win over Chelsea. Easier said than done. There will be live text commentary on BBC Sport as Chelsea look to move within one win of the title.

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Boring, boring Chelsea? You are having a laugh.

After drawing 0-0 with Arsenal at the weekend, the Blues have, not for the first time, been accused of being a boring team. Didier Drogba is determined to prove otherwise, posting a video on Instagram, external to prove the players are far from boring.

German Cup

Seven minutes of extra time in the German Cup semi-final between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich. It is 1-1, can anyone get the winner before penalties? Find out on our live text here.

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A sombre evening for Millwall and Wigan as Rotherham's 2-1 win over Reading relegates the pair to League One.

Wigan chairman David Sharpe has already responded, saying the club will bounce straight back.

A statement on Wigan's website said:, external "It's a sad day for everyone associated with Wigan Athletic but we will bounce back, I want that to be the main message to our fans tonight.

"Our only target next season is promotion, nothing else will suffice and the job of rebuilding the club is already well under way under Gary Caldwell and his staff."

Shohidur Rahman: Have to admit I thought Hull were goners. Fair play to them. Not safe yet but I think they'll be ok now.

John Fryer: Brendan Rodgers your signings have not worked, you let Steven Gerrard leave, your taking LFC backwards, time to go.

John Godsil: I feel sorry for Brendan Rogers,no matter who he picks,there always seem to be a number of players who lack desire in each game

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Now that looks better doesn't it Hull fans? Many were tipping the Tigers for the drop a couple of weeks ago but back-to-back wins and they suddenly look almost safe. I said almost. One more win could be enough.

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live at the KC Stadium

"Hull's defence were excellent - but there were a few questions not asked of them. Well done to Dawson, Chester and McShane - the three of them got close in around Raheem Sterling from the start. He started to think it was not his day and lost confidence. He didn't beat anyone and lost it completely. That's good defending and great organisation from the manager."

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Liverpool remain in fifth in the Premier League but surely their Champions League hopes are long gone? They now face a scrap with Tottenham and Southampton for a Europa League spot.

Bothered about that competition Reds fans?

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Just look at those possession stats. Liverpool had plenty of the ball but they just couldn't do anything with it. It has to be a striker search for the Reds in the summer.

James, Watford: Bring back Rafa! A man who could beat Mourinho. Rodgers just thinks he's the next chosen one.

Charlie Varley: Liverpool are the prime example of a confidence team. Win, and they keep winning. Lose, and it all goes downhill.

Gary, Chatham, via text: Hull - played two won two since Steve Bruce mentioned 50% pay cut if relegated!

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"An important win for Hull City against #LFC - Liverpool fans: what needs to change next season? Call: 0500909693."

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Rotherham stay up.

WIGAN AND MILLWALL ARE RELEGATED TO LEAGUE ONE.