And that, as they say, is that.

Another Premier League season is done and dusted, thanks again for all of your company all season. Join us next weekend for the FA Cup final, then there is the Champions League final, the Copa America, Women's World Cup, U21 Euros, sackings, signings...

Burnley

The worst kept secret in the north west football scene has finally been resolved, as Burnley striker Danny Ings has confirmed he will leave the club this summer.

He said: ""It was quite an emotional day for me today. I think everybody knows what's been going on off the pitch and I wanted to finish my last game here in style.

"I'm just over the moon that I managed to get the winning goal in front of all the fans that travelled."

West Brom

Who needs a close season? West Brom aren't messing about, they've already named their retained list.

The Baggies will be taking up 12-month options on Boaz Myhill and Claudio Yacob and are due to open talks with out-of-contract defender Gareth McAuley.

However, Youssouf Mulumbu, Chris Baird and Jason Davidson have been released.

Liverpool

"I am sure Steven wasn't anticipating the manner of that being his last performance, but credit to him he was trying to drive his team on and it was great he got that reception from our supporters when he scored," said Stoke boss Mark Hughes.

"It is only right and proper we recognise the impact he has had in English football and at his club as well.

"To a man everyone applauded that goal. I wish him well, he has been a credit to his country and his club as well."

It's looking very much like a trip to Deepdale for Steve Bruce next season.

Follow that game here.

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Is that David De Gea off to Spain in the last line? Since Connor sent this in United have decided not to keep on-loan striker Radamel Falcao...

Sum up your club's fortunes using a series of emojis and send them in via #bbcfootball, external on Twitter. Any Burnley or Manchester City fans have a contribution?

Start the car, Preston are going up!

Swindon miss a huge chance to halve the deficit and 20 seconds later Jermaine Beckford is curling in the third for North End. Quality finish.

Follow that game here.

Sunderland

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Sunderland manager Dick Advocaat: "The way we played, free of thinking about going down, was really good in some parts. We gave cheap goals but they deserved it.

"I will give that answer on my future next week. The players have responded excellently, with their commitment to the club, to get 12 points makes me very proud of them.

"My assistant said to me we made the impossible, possible. I have a big decision to make this week."

Aaron Turnbull: Brendan Rodgers to West Ham.

Mark Utv-Phillips: Perhaps he'll take Newcastle job. That's if managerial genius Carver don't want it.

Paul Johnson: Bring back Harry!

The managerial merry-go-round has begun...

Arsenal

Arsenal hat-trick hero Theo Walcott: "You need to be ready when giving the opportunity. I've been out for a year, but I feel great. I've got to thank the manager for having faith in me.

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"I think it's been an up and down campaign. We've had a great run. It came to an end a few weeks ago. We've finished third, and if we win the FA Cup next week, that's a good season.

"But I think that next season, we need to be challenging for the title, with the team we've got."

Chelsea

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho: "I think we have everything. Can anybody say we don't play fantastic football? No. Well, they can, but it's not true. We have art in our game but we also have fantastic spirit, organisation and pragmatism. We are a complete team and that is why we are champions.

"It was a bit of a risk to come here for a second time but with a new team a new generation we are champions again, and as a Chelsea supporter I feel it a double way,"

606 phone-in
BBC Radio 5 live

Lines are open for this evening's 606 phone-in with Robbie Savage and Darren Fletcher, which gets under way at 19:30 BST on BBC Radio 5 live.

You can have your say by calling 0500 909 693, texting 85058 or it's @bbc606, external on Twitter.

Chelsea

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A lot of love between Chelsea captain John Terry and the departing Didier Drogba as they speak to Match of the Day.

Terry; "It has been five years since we won the title. It has been a long time and hurts when you see other teams lift it.

"It is an unbelievable day - the whole squad have been top class from day one - but a sad one with Didier leaving today."

Drogba: "I knew they were going to do something to mark my last game. I love John. I have played with him for many years, I know him and his family and he is not the guy that people think that he is. He is a nice guy. "

Greg Howarth: How much has Allardyce done for them? The thanks he gets is a knife in the back... some teams in this league are shocking.

Sean Freel: Why does big Sam get the bullet anytime he has a decent season. He will get a big club soon.

David Clark: Typical, one of the best and most reliable managers in the Premier League and he gets the chop. Good luck Sam, I hope you get a much better deal with an honest club.

Man Utd

Manchester United have decided not to keep Radamel Falcao following the end of his season-long loan from Monaco.

Falcao is due to speak to manager Louis van Gaal on Monday.

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But it has already been decided to release the 29-year-old after he scored just four goals in 29 appearances.

The Colombian missed today's 0-0 draw with Hull due to injury, after which manager Louis van Gaal said: "We still have a day. I have to say something to him."

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown
Final Score

"Chelsea were strong at the beginning of the season and I thought the Arsenal record of the Invincibles was in trouble - they were that strong.

"It is whether they can hold on to the title and what changes they will bring in. That is the true mark of champions - that they'll already be looking towards the future.

"Chelsea are a long way off reaching the semi-finals in Champions League and competing with Barcelona and Bayern Munich but Jose Mourinho knows how to win."

Hull City

Hull City fan and blogger Rick Skelton, 35: "If there is a right way to go down, I think Hull City have shown it today. One of the many disappointments is that the incredible spirit, fight and urgency of today has been missing recently.

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"Relegation holds no fears. It's frustratingly needless but unlike last time (2010) we have financial protection, saleable assets and a strong core. We also have a manager who specialises in promotion so I'd keep him despite his flaws.

"My biggest concern is that the owners are somehow able to achieve their hideous, divisive change of name out of the spotlight. Relegation is part and parcel. That would kill my love for my club."

James, Wokingham: West Ham getting rid of Big Sam will be a classic example of not realising what you had until you lose it. Embarrassing decision.

Toby: West Ham looking to bigger things. Great academy, money available and new stadium around the corner. Only one manager good enough for this 'project', Jurgen Klopp is on the way to the Prem, get ready.

West Ham

BBC Sport understands that West Ham's search for a new manager to replace Big Sam will see them after a boss who 'has a desire to play 'The West Ham way'.

Whatever that means...

Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero takes the Golden Boot - 26 goals he scored in the league this season. Tottenham's Harry Kane hit 21 while Diego Costa of Chelsea was third with 20.

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