Summary

  • Listen to reaction on BBC Radio 5 live

  • Wijnaldum, Coutinho & Lallana goals keep Liverpool in Champions League spots

  • Arsenal win 3-1 but miss out on Champions League for first time in 20 years

  • Kompany, Aguero (2). Fernandinho & Jesus for five-goal Man City to stay third

  • Terry substituted off in 26th minute - champions win 5-1

  • Kane hat-trick for seven-goal Spurs - Man Utd, Stoke, West Ham, Swansea win

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance, Caroline Chapman and Gary Rose

  1. Arsenal 3-1 Everton

    Ross Barkley drills a low ball past Petr Cech's post. Could this be his last game for Everton? We shall see...

    Two minutes left to play.

  2. Hull 1-7 (SEVEN) Tottenham

    Will Marco Silva be at Hull next year? I wouldn't count on it. He pointedly applauds all areas of the KCom before heading down the tunnel.

  3. FULL-TIME

    Swansea 2-1 West Brom

  4. FULL-TIME

    Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace

  5. FULL-TIME

    Liverpool 3-0 Middlesbrough

    All over! Liverpool finish in the top four of the Premier League.

    Mission accomplished.

  6. goal

    GOAL - Chelsea 5-1 Sunderland

    Michy Batshuayi (90+2 mins)

    Michy Batshuayi finishes the season with a flourish as he bags his fourth goal in four games.

    Job done.

    Michy BatshuayiReuters

  7. FULL-TIME

    Leicester 1-1 Bournemouth

  8. goal

    GOAL - Arsenal 3-1 Everton

    Aaron Ramsey (90 mins)

    What a beauty! And what a way to get your first league goal of the season.

    Aaron Ramsey, from the edge of the area, chips a lovely strike into the top corner. It floated like a butterfly past Joel Robles.

    Ramsey celebrates scoringReuters

  9. FULL-TIME

    Watford 0-5 Manchester City

  10. FULL-TIME

    Hull 1-7 (SEVEN) Tottenham

  11. goal

    GOAL - Chelsea 4-1 Sunderland

    Michy Batshuayi (90 mins)

    Michy BatshuayiReuters

    From trailing to securing a dominant win, Chelsea are wrapping up the season in style.

    Michy Batshuayi is slipped through on goal and the substitute stabs in.

    A record-breaking 30th Premier League win this season in the bag for the Blues.

    Michy BatshuayiReuters

  12. Arsenal 2-1 Everton

    Alex Iwobi weaves his way into the box but once again Everton keeper Joel Robles stands firm to deny the Arsenal forward.

    At the other end, Ross Barkley makes a speculative punt from distance.

    In the dugout, Arsene Wenger looks dejected. Five minutes added on.

  13. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball

    Andy Perry: Spurs best ever runners up?

    Sahil: The better team always wins the league but no one can argue that Spurs have played the best football.

  14. SUBSTITUTION

    Liverpool 3-0 Middlesbrough

    James Milner is replaced by Alberto Moreno for the final couple of minutes. Milner passes the captain's armband to Lucas. Liverpool fans are getting ready to engage full party time mode.

  15. SUBSTITUTION

    Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace

    Wayne Rooney comes off and Angel Gomes comes on.

    WHO, you may ask? Angel Gomes makes his debut in the Manchester United first-team and becomes the club's youngest ever Premier League player.

    He is also the first player born in the 2000s to make a top-flight appearance.

    Wayne RooneyAFP
  16. goal

    GOAL - Hull 1-7 (SEVEN) Tottenham

    Toby Alderweireld

    Seven!

    Name me a better crosser of a ball than Kieran Trippier.

    He whips in a beauty, Son misses the header in the middle and Toby Alderweireld steers in.

    Toby AlderweireldPA

  17. Arsenal 2-1 Everton

    Arsenal go on the counter-attack and Hector Bellerin, once again, finds himself in acres of space.

    He crosses from the right but substitute Alexi Iwobi can wrap his foot around the ball to send it on target.

  18. goal

    GOAL - Swansea 2-1 West Brom

    Fernando Llorente (86 mins)

    It looks like Swansea have nicked this at the end as Fernando Llorente volleys in from a cross.

    From 1-0 down to 2-1 up. Swansea are set to sign off the season with a win.

    Fernando LlorenteAFP
  19. goal

    GOAL - Hull 1-6 Tottenham

    Ben Davies (84 mins)

    That's 12 goals in two games, in four days for Spurs! Rampant.

    The top two are streets ahead of the rest. A free-kick is nodded out and Ben Davies smashes into the top corner from the edge of the area.

    Ben DaviesGetty Images

  20. 'Kane needs a trophy'

    Hull 1-5 Tottenham

    Martin Keown
    Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

    Kane has been absolutely remarkable. He's a goal machine. Seven in a week. He needs to win a trophy and the next step for Spurs is to do that and keep that group together.