Swansea City

Swansea manager Paul Clement speaking to Match of the Day: "It’s very satisfying to break that 40 point barrier. 29 points for the second half of the season is very, very pleasing.

"I had belief in what I was doing. The players responded fantastically and it was a big team effort.

"Ultimately, the objective was to keep the team in the league. For me there were more wins than that. We created a great team spirit. I think the club is on its way back to getting its identity back.

"I don't think this squad needs a big overhaul. Given the points we put on at the end of the season, I don’t think we need major surgery."

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Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Maurico Pochettino: "I congratulate all the players for a fantastic season.

"It was tough, difficult be we feel all very proud, to finish that way is important after last season. We finished in the way we wanted.

"I'm a little bit disappointed because I think Hugo (Lloris) deserved the golden gloves.

"For Harry (Kane), 30 games and 29 goals is unbelievable. The top scorer again. It's a big achievement and it helped the team to play well and achieve second place.

"After three seasons, we work a lot and it is important to try and win a trophy in the next few seasons for us and our fans.

"We are excited to move to Wembley and to try to do our best."

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Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

Conte has turned these pig ears into silk purses. He's been brilliant.

Hull City

Hull City boss Marco Silva speaking to Match of the Day: "We didn't want to finish like we did today. Of course we try, we didn't achieve our goal but we need to respect ourselves.

"We know Tottenham are in a fantastic moment, what they did today here they did last Thursday against Leicester as well.

"We didn't play, our fans deserve more. It is a difficult decision (whether to stay). I have something in my mind and need to see what is best for me as well as the club.

"Now is the moment to analyse to see what is the best decision."

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Everton

Everton boss Ronald Koeman speaking about Ross Barkley's future in his post-match news conference.

"I will speak to the board tomorrow and we will make a statement."

David Pleat
Former Spurs boss at White Hart Lane for 5 live Sport

It was bewildering at times. Excellent team with so many skillful players.

They have so much talent that City have probably under-performed this season.

Watford

Watford boss Walter Mazzarri: "I am happy for the youngsters that played today, only two days ago they were dreaming of a chance to play against Manchester City.

"But you know football.It is difficult to play an XI like this against Manchester City. With the difference of line-ups, I want to thank the fans because they were patient. They supported the players on the pitch. It was not easy.

"Look how many players were missing. When we had the full squad we were seventh, we reached 40 points with six games to go.

"We were missing six defenders today. This has never happened to me in my whole career.

"I had a lot of satisfaction in England this year. If there is a team that would make me competitive enough in the league I would consider staying."

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Arsenal

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: "It's frustrating [to miss out on top four]. It was down to one point in the end. The total is decent if you look at it over the years. We did the job until the end. We were remarkable with 10 men today."

Was Koscielny's red card justified? "It was harsh but we have to accept the decision. Gabriel's injury looks quite serious, especially for next Saturday. We lost two centre-backs and that's a big blow."

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Burnley

Burnley manager Sean Dyche: "This is a small negative in a positive season. The game should have been out of sight for us at half-time, we had enough chances, but they were the better team in the second half.

"The disappointment of today is tempered by the fact that we are still in the Premier League and that was always the aim. It is important we keep recruiting where we can and keep learning.

"It is an obvious challenge to keep what we have got and we will wait to see if we can do that. We have got better year on year, that is not just the players it is the staff. Recruitment is a big thing, to keep moving forward and we will be able to do that.

"It is a big achievement to stay in the Premier League and we have done that."

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Liverpool

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp speaking to BBC Sport:

"We worked hard to get the first goal. We got more confident. We then scored from the free-kick and got even more confident.

"The boys then played some fantastic football. I'm really looking forward to next season. I think we have created a wonderful base. The better you're organised, the more you feel free to do special things in offence.

"I'm really happy about this - what a wonderful day."

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John Terry lifts aloft the trophy with his team-mates, ticker tape is fired into the sky as Chelsea celebrate a fifth Premier League title win.

Thirty wins from 38 league games. Incredible record.

Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough caretaker boss Steve Agnew: "Liverpool have some top class players and you wait for moments like that Patrick Bamford penalty shout and that did not go our way.

"It has been a difficult season and the bottom line is that we have not scored enough goals or won enough games. We need to use this summer to reflect and work out what we need to do to come back.

"The chairman is the best in my opinion and I'm sure that talks will be progressing over the next few weeks about the future of the club."

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West Bromwich Albion

West Brom manager Tony Pulis speaking to Match of the Day: "We're disappointed, 1-0 up and we had the opportunities and chances to scored the second.

"Their first goal is shocking defending from us. For the first hour, I thought we controlled the game.

"The lads have worked really hard this year. We've got punished in both thirds of the pitch at the end of this season.

"I'm more concerned about making clubs better, wherever you finish. We've done better than what we did the previous year. I'm desperately disappointed the lads have got nothing out of the game today because they deserved it."

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Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on BBC Radio 5 live

I'm a lot more resigned because it's been coming for a few years and everybody has to focus on the FA Cup. This is done, we are in the Europa League, there is nothing we can do about it.

David Pleat
Former Spurs boss at White Hart Lane for 5 live Sport

Tottenham have really emerged as one of the big clubs, after forever being one of the bridesmaids.

See you later, Ross Barkley?

Everton

Everton manager Ronald Koeman: "It wasn't good enough. We saw today what we need for the next season. We need more productivity out of possession. That's the difference between us and Arsenal. We did everything to win the game but we had to score in the first half. It was a long time 11 v 10 and a penalty isn't enough."

On Ross Barkley: "He was one of the players who didn't show productivity today. Overall it's not about one player, but I understand why you asked about him. That's what we need to change. We need to find players with more productivity."

How many players does he need next season? "I know everything, that's not for you. The board will back me. We want more quality in. That's what they will support."

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Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola: "I am so happy, we go direct to Europe.

"Now we must reduce the gap to the elite in Europe and in the Premier League. We must play better.

"Watford are in a difficult condition but they were seventh in the league at one point. Mazzarri did a very good job. But we created a lot of chances.

"I said thank you to Yaya Toure. He has played amazing and especially when we were in trouble in games. It is not easy to find that. When the game is not good the big players have the personality to want the ball and play.

"Whatever we will say to the players about their future will be to them, not to you. I know the Premier League better now, I regret that we could not fight until the end. One or two opponents were stronger."

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