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
Early Newcastle pressure as Papiss Cisse gets down the right and forces a corner.
Jack Colback takes it but Mike Williamson's header loops tamely over the top and wide.
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Manchester United could really ruin Hull's season with a goal here and they start brightly, Antonio Valencia beating his man but his cross is well blocked.
Ander Herrera is then in on goal but Michael Dawson makes a terrific block! Full-length, body on the line stuff. That was magnificent.
Liverpool have brought on Kolo Toure to try and bring a bit of stability to the backline. And Jordon Ibe to try and force something at the other end.
Full-backs Emre Can and Alberto Moreno - both hapless in the first half - are sacrificed.
Image source, Getty ImagesRyan Cowie: Stroke of genius from Brendan, doing everything he can to get out of playing Europa league next season.
Dobs: The 45 minute massacre; starring Stoke as Germany and Liverpool as Brazil.
Chris Waters: What a great gesture by Stoke City to aim for an 8-0 win in tribute of Gerrard's shirt number.
And we are back under way for the final 45 minutes of this Premier League season.
HULL DOWN AS IT STANDS...
A strange mix of pessimism and optimism in the Hull fans at the moment.
They are not behind, and Newcastle aren't winning. Two out of two on that front. One goal could be all they need to stay up.
Can they find it?
There is a banner at St James' Park invoking a bit of Ant and Dec's finest work.
"We are a big club, get us out of here!" it reads.
Forty-five minutes to find a hero. Or for United to frustrate Hull.
Image source, TwitterHenry sent this one in at 14:05 BST this afternoon. Little did he know Liverpool would be 5-0 down at Stoke by four o'clock...
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Steve Bruce must be going through the mother of all half-time team talks. Churchill meets Gladiator meets John Sitton...
Image source, OptaNewcastle have been short of possession and territory, but they have created more chances.
While it stays scoreless at St James Park they are still vulnerable to a Hull winner against Manchester United which would send them down.
John Bennett
BBC World Service Sport
"Jurgen Klopp's agent standing by for a busy evening???"
Biggest cheer of the day at Goodison Park as the Stoke v Liverpool scoreline is read out...
Tottenham
As it stands, Tottenham are finishing fifth and going into the group stage of the Europa League.
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And there were some of us who thought today might be a bit boring.
Who saw that Stoke scoreline coming? Apart from maybe Raheem Sterling?
Image source, APJames Porter: So while Drogba gets a testimonial send off, Gerrard gets torn to pieces by Stoke, Franky Lamps is scoring goals…
Chris Clarke: Just put Stevie on his plane, he doesn't deserve this.
Fintan Kavanagh: Is Liverpool going 5-0 down to Stoke part of some contrived Istanbul narrative bookend to Stevie G's career?
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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at St James' Park
"Mild applause from Newcastle United's fans for their team at half-time - plenty of effort but not a great deal of quality. And not the slightest noise or reaction from the crowd as Hull City's half-time score is read out."
Stoke City
Steven Gerrard has never lost a Premier League game by more than four goals.
Stoke are the first team to score five goals vs Liverpool in a league game since Coventry in December 1992.
Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown
Final Score
Image source, Getty Images"It does not look like Brendan Rodgers is in control at all right now. The question is, is he a top manager or a top coach? We are not mentioning Stoke but they are playing such good football."