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So Burnley will play in the Championship next season and QPR will join them if they lose to Manchester City on Sunday.

After that it's one team from five, with Hull, Newcastle, Sunderland, Leicester and Aston Villa all in the mix.

That's everything from me - see all the reaction (if it is not too painful) in our main live text commentary. See ya!

Burnley matchwinner Danny Ings: "The lads showed unbelievable fight and spirit today. I thought we were phenomenal and were on top from start to finish - but it has come a little too late. The lads have fought until the end - and I'm extremely proud of them. Now we are going to play the last two games with pride and hope to finish strongly."

The full-time whistles have been blown at Newcastle, Aston Villa and Leicester. All three have avoided defeat meaning Burnley's relegation back to the Championship is confirmed - despite them winning for the first time in seven matches.

Burnley manager Sean Dyche and his players enthusiastically clap their appreciation towards a very vocal away end at the KC Stadium. The home fans slope out silently.

All over - Burnley win at bottom three rivals Hull. But they are still on the verge of relegation from the Premier League. Newcastle are still drawing, Aston Villa and Leicester are still winning.

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In comes the free-kick. Players from both sides jump for the ball. A Hull head makes contact. The ball flies towards the Burnley goal...wide.

Hull win a free-kick close to the left touchline - the big lads from the back steam forward. The Tigers could be drinking in the last chance saloon here...

Hull keeper Steve Harper scampers into life as he takes a quick goal-kick - that is not the end Hull want to see the ball.

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Four minutes of stoppage time at the KC Stadium. As it stands Burnley are going down - and they could be taking Hull with them.

Pinball in the Burnley box before Clarets defender Michael Duff emerges with the ball at his feet. Then he boots clear as Hull are denied again.

James Haworth: As a Blackburn fan, I can tell you I'm just about to get the party poppers out and put the banners up. Burnley are going down, and we're having a party.

Now now James. No need to gloat....

Tactical reshuffle for Burnley as defender Michael Keane replaces striker Danny Ings. The Clarets are shutting up shop....

....unless your team concedes at Hull. The Tigers press again, Abel Hernadez tries to head Tom Huddlestone's cross goalwards, but Burnley keeper Tom Heaton is alert to claw out.

Hull are continuing to toil, David Meyler's cross from the right is headed clear by Burnley defender Michael Duff. Meanwhile, West Brom are continuing to attack at Newcastle. Magpies keeper Tim Krul saving from Saido Berahino. Don't give up yet Burnley fans...

Mark J, Writtle: Cheer up Hull fans - you've got Spurs next week. Guaranteed three points as the Spurs back four will no doubt be flicking through travel brochures during the game.

Virtual silence inside the KC Stadium now. Both sets of fans know their teams are deep in trouble. Unless another goal comes quickly...

Ten minutes for Burnley to stop themselves slipping back into the Championship today. Ten minutes for either West Brom or West Ham to stop Burnley slipping back into the Championship today.

Another Burnley chance falls to Danny Ings. Well, I say chance - more half chance. Ings tries an ambitious half-volley from distance and the ball ends up nearer the corner flag than the corner of the net.

So it might well be too little too late for Burnley - but they are still pressing. Danny Ings beats dozing Tigers skipper Michael Dawson to a through ball, but luckily for the hosts, keeper Steve Harper is alert to race out and gather.

Jay: Sunderland get two deflected goals. Hull denied by the crossbar twice. Talk about fine margins in the relegation dogfight.