A PA announcement at Old Trafford says: "Ladies and gentleman please remain in your seats. Please remain calm and in your seats thank you."

There's confusion at Old Trafford but fans have left in their droves, the players have been taken off the pitch too. I'll keep you posted with everything I hear.

We'll let you know when we know more about what's happening at Old Trafford. There's nobody on the pitch but the other stands appear to be full.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

"The European question, are we in or are we out? Manchester United, West Ham, Southampton and Liverpool all with European questions. If Manchester City do not pull it off at Swansea then it will be a terrible situation for Manuel Pellegrini."

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Before kick off, Newcastle manager Rafa Benitez once again outlined where he stands regarding his future at St James' Park: 

"When I came here I knew the size of the club. I feel the love from the fans so I’m considering the option [of staying]. We have to be sure everybody wants the same things."

Will he stay or will he go?

Is this a first? Premier League mascots promoting a movie?

It won't be the last. 

It truly is a boom time for the small plane owner isn't it?

'Auf Wiedersehen Prem'

Leicester City

Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri: “It is good to come back, it was my first house in England so it is amazing. This is a very different day.

"I am very curious because I have asked my players to do the same things. We play against the old champions and they would like to beat us. I hope it is a great match.”

We've just seen a bunch of Bournemouth fans go past the office with full pints of beer - walking in the opposite direction of Old Trafford. Lads, the game kicks off in 26 minutes and it's a 20-minute walk...

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Jason Mohammad is joined by Garth Crooks, Martin Keown andKevin Kilbane to keep you up to date with all the goals as they go in. 

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The teams are in already...

In his final game as Watford manager, Quique Sanchez Flores makes three changes from the side that lost 4-2 to Norwich on Wednesday. Sebastian Prodl, Nathan Ake and Adlene Guedioura replace Allan Nyom, Ikechi Anya and Mario Suarez.   

Watford XI: Gomes, Cathcart, Prodl, Britos, Ake, Abdi, Guedioura, Watson, Jurado, Ighalo, Deeney. Subs: Nyom, Mario Suarez, Amrabat, Paredes, Pantilimon, Berghuis, Anya.

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With Premier League safety secured, Sam Allardyce makes nine changes. The big news here is a start for keeper Jordan Pickford and senior debuts for Thomas Robson and Rees Greenwood, with top scorer Jermain Defoe on the bench.

Sunderland XI: Pickford, Yedlin, T Robson, O’Shea, Kone, Larsson, Rodwell, Lens, Watmore Greenwood, N'Doye.

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Chelsea

Chelsea boss Guus Hiddink: "It is important for the whole stadium to end well against the new champions against the old champions. It is a beautiful scenario and hopefully we can end with a win.

"I don't wish Claudio Ranieri well for the game. He rang me after the Tottenham gave but we want to fight for a win.

"This week there has been conversations with club and John Terry and he wants to think about it. Let's keep the hand on the egg."

Hand on the egg? What on earth is he on about there?!

West Brom are unchanged from the side that drew with Bournemouth last time out as Tony Pulis opts against promoting some of the club's youth players.

Striker Saido Berahino is on the bench as Salomon Rondon continues in attack.

West Brom XI: Foster, Olsson, Yacob, Evans, Gardner, McClean, McAuley, Fletcher, Dawson, Rondon, Leko.

Subs: Myhill, Chester, Lambert, Berahino, Sandro, Roberts, Field.

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The big news for Liverpool is on the bench rather than in the starting line-up.

Captain Jordan Henderson is among the substitutes after sustaining knee ligament damage  in April with striker Danny Ings also on the bench.

Adam Bogdan starts in goal, Joe Allen is in midfield and Christian Benteke starts up front as Jurgen Klopp names a pretty much second-string side with one eye on Wednesday's Europa League final.

Liverpool XI: Bogdan, Flanagan, Skrtel, Lucas, Smith, Stewart, Allen, Brannagan, Ibe, Ojo, Benteke.

Subs: Mignolet, Henderson, Ilori, Ings, Randall, Canos, Chirivella.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

"While Manuel Pellegrini bids farewell to Manchester City with his final match in charge today, this is the start of a new chapter for Swansea head coach Francesco Guidolin. 

"Having been appointed on a short-term contract in January, the Italian signed a new two-year deal earlier this week. The decision raised some eyebrows, as former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers had held talks about a possible return to the Liberty Stadium. 

"But Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins is rather bullish as he writes about Guidolin’s new contract in his match programme notes. 

"Jenkins says: 'The decision to allow him to continue in his role was easier than has been reported in the media over the last few weeks. 

"'Despite all the negative speculation surrounding the possible change in manager, the relationship between myself and Francesco has remained first class.'"

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Tony Husband
BBC South Today sports editor

"Quique Sanchez Flores will be able to walk away from Watford proud of his achievements.

"True, they have lost seven of their last 10 games amid a major dip in form, but Flores took them as high as seventh at one stage this season and, of the promoted clubs, they were safe first.

"It hasn't kept him in a job but should ensure he gets another one.

"Sunderland have been consistent in the sense that for three years they've flirted dangerously with the drop and then secured safety.

"After giving Sam Allardyce some sleepless nights over the winter, they found their feet this spring.

"One defeat in 10, a settled line-up and Jermain Defoe among the goals.

"Black Cats fans must be hoping they mix it up a bit more next season!"

The battle for fourth place today is made further interesting by the fact it's quite possible that whichever manager achieves it won't be there to enjoy it.

We all know Manuel Pellegrini is leaving Manchester City to be replaced by Pep Guardiola this summer. And Louis van Gaal at United, well, who knows? It depends which newspaper or website you read and on which day.

Can either Pellegrini or Van Gaal consider it a job well done if they clinch Champions League qualification? Or has it been a disaster to not be in the title mix?

Which one of the rivals do you fancy to seal fourth today?

Let us know using #bbcfootball on Twitter, 81111 on text (UK only, please let us know your name) or on the BBC Sport Facebook pages.

Ronald Koeman makes just the one change to the team that started last Sunday's win at Tottenham, central midfielder Oriel Romeu replacing Jordy Clasie. 

Southampton XI: Forster, Martina, Fonte, van Dijk, Bertrand, Wanyama, Romeu, Mané, Davis, Tadic, Long. 

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Palace boss Alan Pardew looks to have one eye on next weekend's FA Cup final, given he's made five changes to the starting line-up from the one that beat Stoke. Keeper Julian Speroni, Adrian Mariappa, Jordan Mutch, Mile Jedinak and Emmanuel Adebayor all coming in. 

Palace XI: Speroni; Ward, Mariappa, Delaney, Souare; Mutch, McArthur, Jedinak, Puncheon; Gayle, Adebayor.  

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Daniel Anderson: Nuns have been called in to perform an exorcism of Arsenal, their aim to remove Arsene from the club.

Pjdscott: I think we'll draw a veil over Arsenal's season.

Daniel King: How many will Arsenal get? 5. How many will Villa get? Nun.