Five changes for Stoke: Jakob Haugaard, Phil Bardsley, Xherdan Shaqiri, Charlie Adam and Peter Crouch drop out and are replaced by Shay Given, Joselu, Jonathan Walters, Philipp Wollscheid and Bojan Krkic.

Stoke XI: Given, Cameron, Shawcross, Wollscheid, Pieters, Whelan, Walters, Arnautovic, Imbula, Krkic, Joselu.

Subs: Haugaard, Bardsley, Muniesa, Adam, Diouf, Shaqiri, Crouch. 

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West Ham make one change from the 3-2 win over Manchester United on Tuesday and it's a big one - the injured Dimitri Payet is replaced by James Tomkins.

West Ham XI: Randolph, Tomkins, Reid, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Noble, Kouyate, Antonio, Lanzini, Sakho, Carroll.   

Subs: Spiegel, Byram, Collins, Obiang, Moses, Emenike, Valencia.

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Manchester United make three changes to the side which lost at West Ham in midweek as Jesse Lingard, Michael Carrick and Cameron Borthwick-Jackson get starts. Ander Herrera is on the bench, Morgan Schneiderlin is left out in a week where he was omitted from the France Euro 2016 squad.

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Bournemouth make five changes to the XI which drew at home to West Brom.

Matt Ritchie, Marc Pugh, Josh King, Callum Wilson and Adam Federici are recalled.

Nice evening kick-off for fans in Hanoi, It's 20:10 in Vietnam.

Would this be the greatest thing to ever happen? Well since Leicester City won the Premier League title anyway.

The League One play-off semi-final first leg has finished at Valley Parade. And it's a huge win for Millwall.

Is that enough to send them to Wembley?

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Four changes for Everton from the side that started Roberto Martinez's last game in charge - a 3-0 defeat at Sunderland.

Keeper Tim Howard makes his 414th and final appearance for the Toffees, while there are also starts for captain Phil Jagielka, 17-year-old midfielder Tom Davies and 18-year-old midfielder Kieran Dowell.

Everton XI: Howard, Pennington, Stones, Jagielka, Baines, McCarthy, Barry, Mirallas, Dowell, Davies, Lukaku. Subs: Robles, Lennon, Cleverley, Barkley, Osman, Connolly, Kenny.

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Steven Naismith starts against his former club for Norwich, who make two changes from the side that beat Watford 4-2 in midweek.

Midfielder Matt Jarvis and forward Cameron Jerome come into the side.

Norwich XI: Ruddy, Ivo Pinto, Martin, Bennett, Olsson, Redmond, O'Neil, Dorrans, Jarvis, Naismith, Jerome. Subs: Whittaker, Bassong, Brady, Rudd, Hoolahan, Andreu, Odjidja-Ofoe.

Newcastle make three changes with striker Aleksandar Mitrovic and defenders Daryl Janmaat and Steven Taylor back in the starting XI for the relegated side's final match in the Premier League.

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Tottenham make one change to the team that started against Southampton last week with Ben Davies in for full-back Danny Rose.

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Martin Fisher
MOTD commentator at the Britannia

"Tuesday's victory over Manchester United on such an emotional night kept West Ham firmly on course to kick off life at the Olympic Stadium with European football.

"A win at Stoke will secure a top-six finish and with it a place in next season's Europa League.

"Slaven Bilic will be determined to have some tangible reward from such a memorable season.

"Mark Hughes will be frustrated by his side's decline over the last couple of months which killed off their own European challenge, but three points from this one could see Stoke finish in ninth for the third successive season."

Chelsea make two changes after their draw against Liverpool in midweek. Thibaut Courtois replaces Asmir Begovic in goal, while Branislav Ivanovic comes into defence in place of Jon Obi Mikel.

Chelsea XI: Courtois, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Ivanovic, Baba Rahman; Fabregas, Matic, Pedro, Willian, Hazard, Traore

Premier League champions Leicester also make two changes to the side that beat Everton last time out with midfielder Danny Drinkwater returning from a ban and Demarai Gray getting a start. Marc Albrighton and Shinji Okazaki are on the bench.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Wasilewski, Morgan, Fuchs, Kante, Drinkwater, King, Mahrez, Vardy, Gray

AlfredtheGreat: Won any trophies this year? Nun. It's becoming a habit.

Dan Carter: Caption competition: Trophies this year? Nun. 

Oliver Middleton: Caption Competition: Rumours of Arsene's contract extension have been swirling around and supporters were having nun of it

Jack Richardson: What positives can Arsenal take away from this season? Nun. 

Jack Wilshere makes his first start for Arsenal since the final day of last season, while Mesut Ozil also starts after missing out last weekend because of injury.

Aly Cissokho returns from suspension to start for Aston Villa but the match comes too soon for the returning Rudy Gestede, who is named on the substitutes’ bench.

Arsenal XI: Cech, Bellerin, Gabriel, Koscielny, Monreal, Coquelin, Cazorla, Wilshere, Ozil, Sanchez, Giroud. Subs: Gibbs, Arteta, Ospina, Ramsey, Campbell, Elneny, Iwobi.

Aston Villa XI: Bunn, Bacuna, Lescott, Toner, Cissokho, Westwood, Sanchez, Lyden, Gana, Sinclair, Ayew. Subs: Guzan, Richards, Traore, Gil, Hepburn-Murphy, Gestede, Grealish.

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Swansea City head coach Francesco Guidolin makes four changes from last weekend's 4-1 win at West Ham. Poland goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski is rested ahead of Euro 2016, while right-back Kyle Naughton and forward Modo Barrow miss out, and midfielder Ki Sung-yueng is taking part in military service in South Korea. So in come Swedish keeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt, who makes his first league start for the Swans, right-back Angel Rangel, midfielder Leon Britton and winger Jefferson Montero.

Swansea XI: Nordfeldt; Rangel, Amat, Fernandez, Kingsley; Britton, Cork; Routledge, Fer, Montero; Ayew.

Subs: Vickers, Naughton, Fulton, Gorre, Barrow, Emnes. Gomis.

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Manuel Pellegrini's final starting XI as Man City boss is the same one that began the 2-2 draw with Arsenal. Raheem Sterling remains on the bench, with Kelechi Iheanacho retaining his place in attack.

Man City XI: Hart, Sagna, Otamendi, Mangala, Clichy, Navas, Fernando, Fernandinho, De Bruyne, Iheanacho, Aguero.

Subs: Caballero, Sterling, Kolarov, Demichelis, Nasri, Toure, Bony.

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Simon Brotherton
Match of the Day commentator at St Mary's

"Southampton's superb recent form means they've got plenty to play for on this final weekend against opponents who'll be far more concerned with next week's FA Cup final.

"Alan Pardew is likely to make some changes with Palace safe after last week's win over Stoke, and Wembley just a week away.

"The frustration for Saints is that the build-up to the game has been dominated by speculation surrounding the future of manager Ronald Koeman, external rather than the possibility of finishing in a European spot for the second year running.

"Other than Leicester, they are the form team in the Premier League at the moment, though wins over Manchester City and Tottenham in the last two weeks were overshadowed a little by the effect on both of those top-four clubs."

Fantasy Football managers across the land weep. West Ham midfielder (and points machine) Dimitri Payet is out of the trip to Stoke. That's also a blow for the Hammers who are in the mix for a Europa League spot remember.

Alistair Mann
MOTD commentator at St James' Park

"There couldn't be a greater contrast between these two clubs. For Spurs, there's burgeoning potential, stability and optimism, while for Newcastle there's an overwhelming feeling of uncertainty and palpable anxiety.

"While Mauricio Pochettino has extended his stay at White Hart Lane, the board at St James' Park are trying to convince Rafa Benitez that the challenge of reinvigorating Newcastle is an attractive proposition, with many would-be suitors circling overhead.

"The match itself does have significance for the visitors, who certainly don't want to give up their hard earned runners-up spot to Arsenal on the final day.

"While a draw would ensure that milestone, a victory would also give them their highest ever Premier League points haul."

Is that a little cheer we can hear from the Hodgson household? Liverpool and England midfielder Jordan Henderson starts on the Reds bench after a six-week injury absence. Timely ahead of Euro 2016 for Roy....

We already knew he was going to play, but let's give him the send-off he deserves with a 'breaking team news' flash...  

Departing Everton keeper Tim Howard starts for the 414th and final time.

John Roder
Match of the Day commentator at Goodison Park

"Presumably the mood amongst the home fans at Goodison Park is considerably better than it was for Everton's last home match, following the sacking of Roberto Martinez.

"Frank de Boer has been installed as an early front-runner for the vacancy after the announcement that he is to leave Ajax. Whoever is appointed will be the first key decision since businessman Farhad Moshiri bought a 49.9% stake in the club.

"In contrast, Norwich supporters want Alex Neil to stay in charge at Carrow Road. He led them to promotion from the Championship last May, why can't he do so again next season? Just look at what Sean Dyche has achieved at Burnley."

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