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
Former Wales striker John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at KC Stadium
"There a few Hull fans getting up from their seats and making their way out of the ground now. The home side have had good chances but it's all irrelevant now Newcastle are going to win."
Image source, ReutersSergio Aguero heads in a scrambled second for City.
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News of that second goal for Newcastle filters through to the KC Stadium and the home fans know their fate is sealed.
A season is decided over 38 games, not one afternoon, but Hull have given it their all today. It won't be enough though, they will go to Ashton Gate, not Anfield next season.
Image source, Getty ImagesThat is surely that.
Jonas Gutierrez's heavily-deflected shot, squirms past a wrong-footed Adrian to finally allow Newcastle's fans to breathe again.
Relief abounds.
Oh no! An unbelievable chance goes begging for Newcastle.
Vurnon Anita breaks clear upfield without a West Ham defender in sight. Mousse Sissoko is in support, but Anita's attempts to square the ball to him is intercepted by a sprawling Tim Krul.
West Ham are having a go so one goal could be enough for Hull still. One goal to stay up? Can they do it?
Former Wales striker John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at KC Stadium
"Victor Valdes can only parry the ball out but Abel Hernandez just totally misses the ball!
"Hull have to try and force a winner. They can't affect what happens at St James' Park, they just have to concentrate on the match here. They've got time to get a winner and now with Manchester Untied down to 10 men they won't get a better chance."
It's just not going to go in for Hull City.
Victor Valdes pushes out a low cross to the penalty spot, Abel Hernandez has the whole goal to aim at - and he kicks the ground!
Aaron Ramsey hits the bar now! Great save actually by Boaz Myhill to turn his shot onto the crossbar.
Into the last ten minutes.
Newcastle hoist a free-kick forward but that is meat and drink for Adrian who takes an easy catch.
Not safe yet.
Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
Final Score
Image source, Getty Images"Today Hull have suffered from what they have been suffering from all season - not being able to put the ball into the back of the net. They've had opportunities but haven't made Manchester United pay. Having said that, Victor Valdes has pulled out two stunning saves."
Almost a belter of a fifth for the Gunners as Aaron Ramsey thwacks the post from 18 yards out.
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West Ham are coming forward now, leaving gaps at the back.
Former Newcastle man Kevin Nolan drags a shot just wide from 20 yard. John Carver demands more concentration from his men.
This game is suddenly bubbling up nastily for the hosts.
Former Wales striker John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at KC Stadium
"There is no need for that at all. It is late from Marouane Fellaini. His studs are showing and it's a red card. Paul McShane is still down, and he is a tough lad. He was caught on the inner thigh."
Paul McShane is bleeding from his thigh and his forehead at the same time. that's how poor that challenge was.
Will this give Hull the advantage they need? They will have a man over for the final 15 minutes or so - but they need West Ham to score!
Image source, PAThat could have been Newcastle's place in the 2015-16 Premier League fixture list secured. Fabricio Coloccini goes for the acrobatic, but blasts over the bar from 12 yards.
That would have been a captain's goal and a half.
Image source, Getty ImagesI mentioned losing heads a moment ago and that is a shocker from Marouane Fellaini! He goes in for a tackle, Paul McShane clears it and Fellaini stamps on him. Nasty, nasty foul and a deserved red card.
McShane is bleeding and needs attention. A stamp to the nether regions.
Former Wales striker John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at KC Stadium
Image source, Reuters"Great save from Victor Valdes, down really low with his left hand and around for a corner. Really good pressure though from the home side. The attitude of the Hull players has been magnificent. But the one thing they lack? A goal."
Image source, ReutersThe end of a Premier League era. Frank Lampard is replaced by Jesus Navas and that's the end of Frank's Premier League career. Fittingly, he has said goodbye with a goal.
Newcastle may feel quite comfortable at the moment. But a goal for Hull against Manchester United would get the nerves jangling in the final few minutes.
A victory for the Tigers, combined with a draw for Newcastle would send the Magpies down.