Ryan Mason is bossing the game as Spurs make a bright start. Nothing to play for in this game, and you can tell.

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"Burnley are going down but Danny Ings is probably going to be playing in the Premier League himself. He gets across Nathan Baker far too easily there though. Burnley are really taking the game to Aston Villa but it's poor defending for me."

Free-kick for Hull in a good area, laid off to Tom Huddlestone for the big drive, but no, an intricate switch pass out to the left, and it comes to nothing. Overkill.

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"This game at St James Park is a cracker. West Ham have caught the atmosphere, which is the worst possible thing for Newcastle."

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Emmanuel Riviere is an early livewire.

Newcastle's hit-and-miss Frenchman looks in the mood, launching into an acrobatic overhead that he catches cleanly but sends just wide.

Newcastle have started well.

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Angel Di Maria was handed a rare start for Manchester United today and he's down winded after a coming together with Ahmed Elmohamady. Send for the magic sponge!

As it stands, Hull are down. They must win.

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Big Sam is off the bench, but all he can muster up for Mike Williamson's suspect penalty-box challenge on Enner Valencia is an exasperated shrug. His heart just isn't in it any more is it?

Ref Martin Atkinson is not getting worked up about that either.

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You don't save those! Danny Ings, on what we presume is his final game for Burnley, rises high to plant a header into the top corner. Poor defending from Villa but Ings finished that well.

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What a goal that is! Brazilian stuff from Theo Walcott as he collects the pass on the right-hand side of the area, bends in an early shot with the outside of his boot which flies into the top corner, gaining extra street cred points by clipping the underside of the crossbar on its way in.

A reminder perhaps of his qualities.

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That bubble of optimism is very nearly popped as Manchester United go close to the opener! Wayne Rooney lashes in a drive from 20 yards and it kisses the very apex of the crossbar on its way over the top. Too close for comfort for Steve Bruce and co...

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Ohhh!

A sharp intake of breath all around St James' Park as Emmanuel Riviere screws a shot just wide from 10 yards out as the West Ham wall parted in front of him.

That was a chance. Let's hope for his sake it is one he ends up thinking about too much this evening.

Hull start well and Dame N'Doye flashes a header in on goal, Victor Valdes pouches the catch. Waves of optimism sweep across the KC...

"He's Scouse and he's quite hard, Steve Gerrard, Gerrard."

Liverpool's sizeable travelling contingent have been serenading their main man in the opening exchanges.

And we are up and running.

For Hull and Newcastle it all comes down to these next 90 minutes.

Let's get it on.

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"I have got a sneaky feeling for Steve Bruce and Hull. If it starts to go their way and they get a goal, suddenly for the Newcastle players mouths will go dry. Don't forget the fans will be telling them what is going on. And all sorts of things can happen over these next 90 minutes."

For the 38th and final time this season it's a time for handshakes, corporate anthems, mascots, tickertape, fanfare, hope, expectation and joy.

The season has rather petered out in some respects but for the next 90 minutes it's all about Hull or Newcastle.

One shall fall.

This maybe his last Liverpool game, but Steven Gerrard has already had his last in a red shirt.

Captain Fantastic is decked out in next season's change black shirt.

A low-key dress code for a low-key send-off.

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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers: "Part of the reason Raheem Sterling is on the bench is because of everything that has been going on.

"I think it is a game to take him out, there has been a huge weight on him. He is a young player and he deals with it well. We have other players who are focused on the game."

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The permutations at the bottom of the table are quite simple.

Hull will be relegated unless they beat Manchester United and Newcastle fail to win.

Some grim faces emerging from the Newcastle dressing room, but Tim Krul is bearing up under the strain.

The goalkeeper smilingly greets the match mascot and slaps some palms with the officials.

Those laid-back Dutch eh?