Tigers relegated
Hull have two goals disallowed
Magpies secure safety by beating West Ham
Sissoko and Gutierrez goals give Newcastle win
Allardyce leaves as West Ham boss
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal have been in the last 17 Champions Leagues in a row and a point this afternoon secures a place in the group stage for next year too. Even if they lose, Manchester United would have to beat Hull and enjoy a seven-goal swing over the Gunners to take their spot. Surely that isn't going to happen, is it?
A brilliant achievement - as good as winning a trophy?
Image source, TwitterI'm lost. What's the chicken and the angel all about?
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There has almost been as much written about Raheem Sterling as Kevin Pietersen in the last few weeks, but will this afternoon be Sterling's farewell to Liverpool?
Manager Brendan Rodgers says he expects forward Sterling to stay at the club for the remainder of the two years on his contract.
Image source, Getty ImagesWhere will this man be playing his football next season?
Liverpool cancelled a meeting with Sterling on Friday because of comments attributed to the player's agent.
Aidy Ward reportedly said the England forward, 20, will not sign a new deal even if offered "£900,000 a week".
Rodgers said: "Raheem has two years left on his deal and I expect him to see that two years through."
Under two hours to go until kick-off then. How are Hull fans feeling right now?Imbibing some Dutch courage? Their chances today aren't helped by the history books.
Manchester United last lost away from home on the final day at Tottenham in 2001 (and still won the league by 10 points).
Agguuueeeerrrrroooooo!!!!!!! Yes, Manchester City's dramatic Premier League title win in 2012 got your vote as the best final day drama with 50.5% of the vote. The vote is now closed.
Hull City
Image source, .Hull City fan and blogger Rick Skelton, 35: "Trusty scarf at the ready - no half and half nonsense for me. Season pass for the club with no name ready too! I've already renewed for next season but I know plenty who haven't. Which division Hull City are in has no bearing on the decision. What our name is does.
"I'm not particularly hopeful - I was resigned to relegation after the catastrophic home defeat at the hands of Burnley. I'm sure a beer and a burger will help though. I might even start to fancy we'll get a draw!"
Image source, Liverpool EchoForget Istanbul 05, Cardiff 06. This is the sort of thing we like.
The Liverpool Echo have got their mitts on footage of a 12-year-old Steven Gerrard scoring a Cup-winning goal for Whiston Juniors. , external
That turn of pace is less obvious in the 34-year-old version.
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Stephen Hunt:, external Good luck today to Hull City and of course Paul McShane, I'm sure a win keeps them up #PremierLeague
Out of contract Ipswich winger Stephen Hunt is confident his former club can stay up.
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Hull manager Steve Bruce: "The demands on any Manchester United player is such that you have to win, no matter who you play. I do not wish that there is nothing to play for them.
"All eyes are on us, let's hope it is our day especially for the fans who have been brilliant."
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd another mid-noughties Premier League uberstar bids farewell to the top flight.
Didier Drogba - whose Chelsea contract is up in the summer - has confirmed that today is his last game for the club., external
"I want to play for at least one more season and in order to play more football I feel I need to go to another club," he said.
I say it is his final game in the Premier League, maybe New York City FC might offer him a deal and then ship him back to Eastlands Lampard style.
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Rishabh Kapoor: Sheer relief at the sight of John Terry's "slip" and of course elation, joy, tears at Nicolas Anelka's shot being saved.
Simon Woods: Final day of 94/95 season at Anfield/Upton Park. Despite losing in final seconds, Hammers hold Manchester United and Blackburn are champions!
Jonathan Walton: As a Newcastle fan. I think we'll stay up, but Hull deserve it much more then we do.
Could today create a new great final day memory for Jonathan?
Image source, PAIt looks like Radamel Falcao's time at Manchester United is up.
The Colombia striker - on a season-long loan from Monaco - has been told that United will not be extending the deal for next season according to reports from the Daily Mail, external, Times and Daily Telegraph., external
Falcao, 29, is thought to be on £265,000 a week at Old Trafford with United and Monaco having agreed on a fee of £43.2m for a permanent switch when they made the temporary arrangement last summer.
He has scored just six goals in 29 games for United.
Image source, Premier LeagueRachel Key (left) and Marcel Desailly, who notified the Chelsea fan of her special task
It is not every day you get to present the Premier League trophy to one of your idols, but that is exactly what 25-year-old Rachel Key will be doing today.
The west London resident, who is planning to become a football coach, has been chosen to hand over the silverware to Chelsea captain John Terry today. And how did she find out she would be doing it? Ex Blues midfielder Marcel Desailly popped by her home, naturally.
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Former Newcastle defender Steve Watson
BBC Radio 5 live at St James' Park
"Newcastle need 11 players to go out and show what it means to play for this city today. Let the inquest begin after the game. From three o'clock until a quarter to five, let's just get behind the team.
"But I do think there a certain amount of players who don't want to be at the club next season, players who have had their fill. The ones who have shown the most bottle have been the young lads - there's been no leadership on the pitch from the senior players. It's been really sad."
Image source, Uri GellerUri Geller update.
The psychically-minded Newcastle fan has supplied us with a picture of his personalised set of black and white stripes.
Hull fans should not be too worried though. Geller has vowed that despite his attempts to channel positive energy to John Carver's side today, he won't use his mind power to divert the ball into the West Ham net.
Geller claims to have been hovering over Wembley in a helicopter during the Euro 96 when the ball rolled off the penalty spot contributing to Scotland midfielder Gary McAllister's crucial miss against England.
"I made the ball move and that was unethical," Geller told the Newcastle Chronicle. , external"I won't do anything like this again.
Newcastle United
Image source, .Newcastle fan Jamie Smith, 36, from fanzine The Mag: "Back home, and the chance to see my kids Olivia (3) and Blake, who's one next week. Both fully kitted up for the day despite their having no idea what's going on.
"I have always looked forward to being able to take them to the game, and hoped that the club could be a common factor in our family, playing a role as it has in so many Tyneside families throughout the years. The worst thing that Ashley has done for me is remove our hope and potentially extinguished the interests of future generations. Will Olivia and Blake have the slightest interest in following a zombie club?
"Newcastle United used to be the main thing that made you proud to be a Geordie. It is fast becoming our cross to bear."
William Fishleigh: Running on pitch at Hillsborough celebrating Crystal Palace staying up only to get punched by an Owls fan and have it all over YouTube.
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