Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

"Well, that was a confusing goal. Manchester City’s fans greeted Kelechi Iheanacho’s strike with a huge roar, which was initially subdued as referee Mike Dean appeared to disallow the goal, before he then signalled to award the goal, and the cheers rose again behind Joe Hart’s goal.

"With the events at Old Trafford causing some uncertainty around the Liberty Stadium as well, this has been a peculiar start to the game. Confusion reigns."

It hasn't been 100% confirmed but it looks like Manchester United's home game with Bournemouth has been called off. For more info head to our main live text. If true, that takes the drama out of the race for fourth. Not that it matters as it stands. City are winning.

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Kelechi Iheanacho has scored eight goals from just 12 shots on target for Manchester City in the Premier League. Not that is efficient.

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Aguero has a chance, but spurns it. It is a lovely run from the striker to reach Jesus Navas' pass into the box but his effort finds the side-netting.

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Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Emirates Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"It does look like a push, it looks like the right decision."

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Emirates Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"There was a Swansea player down, I think it was Rangel and he was the player Mike Dean has said was playing them on.

"City have started the way you would want."

This goal has been ruled out. Swansea have the ball in the net courtesy of Jefferson Montero's close-range header but it is ruled out for a push from the winger on Bacary Sagna.

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Francesco Guidolin gets to his feet for the first time and receives a big round of applause from the home crowd. He's won himself some fans in Wales.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Emirates Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"Man City have to make this game. 

"It is an end of season game, you can get lulled into a false sense of security.

"They have got to make this the game that it is. Play the game like you have got to achieve something."

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Great cross from Kevin de Bruyne from the right nips between Swans defence and keeper and is only lacking a touch from Kelechi Iheanacho which would surely have taken it into the net.

Early shout for a penalty for Swansea as Angel Rangel's cross is cut out by Eliaquim Mangala. It hit the defender's head, though. 

Considering it is the last game of the season, the Liberty Stadium pitch is looking in fine nick. We've got sunshine too. Classic final-day weather.

The race for fourth is on, at the Liberty Stadium at least.

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The Premier League title race and relegation survival hopes may already be over, but there is an exciting finish in hand - no pun intended - for the Golden Glove.

The award is presented to the goalkeeper at the end of the season who has the most clean sheets.

This season, Leicester's Kasper Schmeichel, Arsenal's Petr Cech, Manchester City's Joe Hart and Manchester United's David de Gea are all vying for the prize.

The four stoppers are locked on 15 shutouts, so another blank could secure the glove. If more than one goalkeeper ends up with the same number of clean sheets, then the award is shared.

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Still in the balance is the race for the Premier League golden boot and we are set for a final day shootout between the league's top marksman.

Tottenham's Harry Kane is in pole position with 25 to his name.

But hot on his heels are Leicester's Jamie Vardy and Manchester City's Sergio Aguero who have both scored 24.

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The players are in the tunnel and ready to come out. No delay here.

This is from Goal.com's Manchester City reporter...

Steve Wilson
BBC Match of the Day commentator at the Liberty

"So farewell Manuel Pellegrini - hair greyed, cheeks furrowed, eyes a little sad.

"City fans dubbed him 'This Charming Man', though actually 'Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now' could have been his song; despite the name, Manuel didn't grin very often.

"He did win trophies - becoming only the second City manager to win two in one season - but the League Cup doesn't really float their boat in Abu Dhabi or east Manchester. Pellegrini looked like he was holding the fort for Guardiola long before confirmation came.

"Swansea are finishing strongly. More than half of their league wins this season have come since Francesco Guidolin took over - he has earned his new deal."