Relegation, eh? Tears, humiliation, loss of revenue, loss of kudos. Doom and gloom. Cataclysmic. Catastrophic. 

But can there be light at the end of that dark tunnel? What can Aston Villa fans look forward to in the Championship? Sunshine and a choir of angels? There's a trip to Leeds, of course, and the prospect of a lovely long weekend in Cardiff.

Danny Baker's 5 live show is currently talking about ‘the fun side of being relegated’ so send us your chit-chat via #bbcfootball. 

BBC Radio 5 Live

A long old day of live football coming up on 5 live. The Danny Baker Show is already on air with Fighting Talk following hot on its heels from 11:00 BST.

Then it's build-up to the day's sporting action from midday, with the first Premier League commentary - Norwich v Manchester United - from 12:45 BST. You can enjoy that in the company of ex-Manchester City boss Stuart Pearce and Alistair Bruce-Ball.

From 15:00 we're around the grounds, with special focus on Sunderland v Chelsea with ex-Blues winger Pat Nevin and Ian Dennis.

It's Sports Report from 17:00 then the peerless 6-0-6 football phone in, plus Leicester's trophy celebrations, from 18:06. Phew!

Football Focus

There's plenty on the telly to keep you interested today. Dan Walker is joined by Martin Keown and Rob Elliot on Football Focus on BBC One from 12:10 BST.

Final Score starts at 14:30 BST online and on connected television. (Stick with me as I attempt to explain the scheduling.) Between 15:00 and 16:30 BST it'll also be on BBC Two (though not BBC Two Scotland, Wales and NI). And from 16:30 to 17:10 its home is BBC One (not BBC One Scotland and NI), before finishing online-only at 17:30. All that channel hopping will bring you Jason Mohammad, Jason Roberts and Dion Dublin.

And Match of the Day, on BBC One tonight from 22:30 BST, features Ian Wright, Kevin Kilbane and of course Gary Lineker.

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The inaugural Disability Cup Finals Day takes place at St George's Park today.

Here's the schedule:

• 11:00 BST – Powerchair Cup Final – Aspire v  Northern Thunder

• 13:00 BST – Cerebral Palsy Cup Final – CP United v Chelsea

• 15:00 BST – Blind Cup Final – Sporting Club Albion v RNC Shrews

You can find out more about it here, external - and you can go along and show your support.

BBC Two

Before we talk about the nitty-gritty of Premier League relegation, we have a few public announcements to make. 

Over on BBC Two from 10:00 BST there's 30 minutes of women's football highlights and chat, hosted by Jacqui Oatley. 

There's more to tell you. Stand by! 

BBC Radio 5 Live

“When you’re playing football it means something and sometimes you lose yourself in it. That being said you can’t condone gouging," former West Brom striker Jason Roberts tells 5 live Sport.

“But things happen on the pitch that can genuinely hurt somebody – like Fellaini’s elbow on Huth.

"That, in my opinion, was much more dangerous and more of an issue than what Dembele did.” 

BBC Radio 5 Live

The punishment dished out to Dembele by the Football Association is "way too high", according to Stoke goalkeeper Shay Given: 

“Looking at the incident, did he stick his finger in his eye and actually gouge his eye? I’ve seen worse tackles on the field which don’t get a suspension or a maximum of three matches," the former Republic of Ireland international told BBC Radio 5 live.

“If someone is going to go in two-footed, lunging, and their opponent are out for six to nine months with a broken leg and they don’t get a ban…I don’t understand that.

“I think it is harsh. I know the FA is trying to send a message that this isn’t acceptable, but I’ve seen worse things on a football pitch.”

Ah, yes, the fall-out from the 'Battle of Stamford Bridge' (not the one involving King Harold in 1066) continues.

Mauricio Pochettino is clearly not a happy man after Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Mousa Dembele was banned for six games for appearing to eye-gouge Chelsea striker Diego Costa. 

It was a bad tempered 2-2 draw between Spurs and Chelsea, which included a record-breaking nine yellow card shown to Tottenham -  the most by a single team in a match in Premier League history.

Dembele chose not to contest the charge, and will now be unavailable to manager Mauricio Pochettino until Spurs' fifth game of next season.

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And finally to the Daily Express,, external who report that "Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino fears 'unprofessional' comments by other teams 'acting like supporters' led to the Battle of Stamford Bridge on Monday night".

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What has the Daily Star, external to report? As well as mentioning Leicester City's coronation, the paper says that Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini has admitted it will be a disaster if City miss out on a Champions League place next season.  

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Newcastle United's fight for Premier League survival and Mauricio Pochettino's "fury" hog the headlines in the Sun. , external

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The Guardian's, external back page is all about the Championship showdown between Middlesbrough and Brighton. 

"Next season’s gargantuan Premier League television deal means promoted teams stand to benefit by a minimum of £170m," the paper says.  

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The Daily Telegraph, external focuses on the Europa League final between Liverpool and Sevilla. "Shambles," is the paper's headline. 

Ben Rumsby writes: "Uefa awarded Basel this season’s Europa League final despite repeated warnings from supporters’ groups about the risks of staging the fixture at low-capacity venues."

Liverpool supporters have been allocated just 10,236 tickets in the 35,000-seat arena, external.

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As sure as night follows day, we have a round up of today's papers to bring you. 

The Daily Mirror focuses on the 'Battle of the Bridge' - Monday night's feisty encounter between Tottenham and Chelsea. 

"Pochettino is fuming with Fabregas for stoking up the rivalry before Tottenham played Chelsea which resulted in the Battle of the Bridge," the paper reports. , external

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Enough of the Championship for the moment, back to the Premier League we go. Just so we know what's what, here is what we have in store today: 

Norwich City v Manchester United (12:45 BST)

Aston Villa v Newcastle United (15:00 BST)

Bournemouth v West Brom (15:00 BST)

Crystal Palace v Stoke (15:00 BST)

Sunderland v Chelsea (15:00 BST)

West Ham v Swansea (15:00 BST)

Leicester City v Everton (17:30 BST)

What do Middlesbrough and Brighton need to do to guarantee promotion? 

Here's the scenario: Boro will be promoted if they avoid defeat against Brighton, while the Seagulls need to win to assure automatic promotion.

There will be live text coverage of that match, and all the Championship's other fixtures, from 10:30 BST on this site. We'll give you a five-minute warning, a gentle reminder, closer to the time, of course. 

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Hello! Welcome to another Saturday in football. 

I should mention at this early stage that Leicester City will not be the only team celebrating wildly this afternoon because there's a winner-takes-all humdinger in the Championship to keep an eye on.

Middlesbrough host Brighton today in a battle which will determine who grabs the second automatic promotion spot, guaranteeing entry to the Premier League and all its riches. 

High-stakes, high-tension, and a chance to win what accountancy firm Deloitte has described as "the biggest ever prize in world football". 

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Why continue to read a fairytale when we know the ending? Because the story continues to be a charming one. The underdogs have toppled the big-spending behemoths, the genial Italian has morphed into a Roman God, and the Foxes ran away with the coveted prize. 

But there is still a coronation to witness; free pizza, free beer and a special performance from a superstar tenor. , external

Leicester City are Premier League champions and today, as we come to the final chapter, we are set for a celebration like no other. 

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