Manchester City

Manuel Pellegrini speaking to Sky Sports: "I don't have a shirt because I don’t play, so I gave my jacket to the fans, I felt they have really supported me in three seasons here and support me in every game which is important. I can confirm my jacket was empty."

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Everton keeper Tim Howard has a smile wider than the Mersey. A home win and a clean sheet on his Goodison swansong. If cheap Danish lagers did farewell games...

"I was fighting back the tears at the end," says the beaming American, who is joining Colorado Rapids after a decade at Goodison.

"This is a place I love, it is hard to leave. I'm excited for a new chapter but this is what I've done every day for a decade. I grew up here, my best friends are here, there have been so many highs.

"This will always be my home. I love this football club."

Chelsea

The crowd sing 'John Terry, we want you to stay...'

John Terry: "We all want the same thing. I've said that. I want to stay, the club knows that, the fans know that."

Chelsea

"Ladies and gentlemen, your captain, John Terry...!"

Chelsea captain John Terry: "First and foremost I'd like to wish Claudio Ranieri and Leicester congratulations. I'm delighted that Leicester have won it and Tottenham haven't.

"This has been a difficult season, we are where we deserve to be in the league. The fans have stuck with us. Thank you.

"I can assure you we'll be back fighting for this title next year. On a personal note this has been tough for me, very emotional [breaks down].

"Before I sign off I'd like to say thank you to Guus Hiddink. He is a great man."

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There's a big game on in non-league football today. In fact the biggest match English non-league football has to offer.

In the National League promotion final (formerly the Conference), Grimsby are 2-0 up at half-time against Forest Green Rovers.

You can listen to live radio commentary from BBC Radio Gloucestershire and BBC Radio Humberside via this link.

The day's final play-off action comes on the south coast where either Plymouth or Portsmouth will book a place in the League Two play-off final.

The sides are locked at 2-2 after Thursday's first leg. 

Swansea's players and children are walking around the pitch applauding their fans, and getting plenty of it back. They've had an amazing revival this season to finish 12th - 10 points above the relegation places. 

John Terry is out on the pitch with his children, he's not gone full kit today but he gets a massive reception as the players embark on a lap of 'honour.'

Will Terry be back next year?

'John Terry. Proper Chels' reads a massive banner.

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Emotional scenes at Goodison as Tim Howard says his goodbyes. Star and stripe flags are dotted around the stands as the home fans pay tribute to their departing keeper after 10 years and 414 games of service. R'n'B queen Estelle's hit 'American Boy' is even pumping out...

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The crowd at Stamford Bridge are enjoying the fact that Tottenham have been pipped to second place by Arsenal...

More tears, at Arsenal this time, as Mikel Arteta's floodgates open up and he has gone. Arteta is out of contract this summer and is expected to leave. 

And he's had that goal taken off him today too.

All over. West Ham finish seventh. And that means they need Manchester United to beat Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final next week to qualify for Europe next season.

Right. This. Is. it. Lanzini swings in the free-kick to Randolph at the far post...the keeper sticks his head on the ball...side-netting.

I'm not sure if Manuel Pellegrini has to come in tomorrow or whether he's totally finished at Manchester City now.

If he does have to stay in charge for the next few weeks until Pep Guardiola comes in, he'll surely be phoning the effort in.

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Time for one final West Ham attack. Free-kick on the right edge of the Stoke box. Keeper Darren Randolph trots up....