Sunderland

Sunderland defender Billy Jones, speaking to BBC Sport: "Jordan Pickford has showed today what a great prospect and keeper he is. He has been consistant throughout the season."

On fans singing about going up next season

"I did hear that. They have obviously got good banter. They obviously expect to be promoted next season and we hope to deliver that."

Sunderland

A pleased Sunderland manager, David Moyes, on 5 live Sport: "I think we have played really well in recent games and things haven’t gone well for us. In recent games opportunities haven’t fallen for us, but today it did do. I'm not putting it down to luck but you need small things to go for you. But I do say that our recent performances have merited more than we got, and today we got a good result.

"After being relegated players have to stand up and show some pride for the club, and today they have done that. We had a really good team performance. If we had shown the character and level of performance today throughout the season we'd have many more points."

Leicester City

Leicester City manager Craig Shakespeare tells BBC Sport: "I'm pleased with the result, the performance wasn't quite there but ultimately it is about the result and it is another clean sheet.

"When I took over, the most important thing was to be competitive, climb the table and never set a points target. Now mathematically we are safe. In football you have to try and win every game, of course it is difficult, but we have to be pleased with what we have achieved."

On picking up 22 points in 10 Premier League games since replacing the sacked Claudio Ranieri, Shakespeare adds: "It is not a bad return, but all the credit has to go to the players.

"The remit was to take it (the manager's job) until the end of the season and we will then sit down and discuss it. I've not been told anything else so that's what we will do."

Stoke City

Stoke boss Mark Hughes, speaking to BBC Sport: "Disappointed not to win but I thought it was a good performance. We had a gameplan to frustrate them and it worked. I think their first goal was offside, and we are disappointed the referee did not see fit to send one of their players early on in the game. A terrible challenge on Joe Allen, the lad was out of control.

"You saw the result for West Ham last night. By getting the three points they went up six places, it shows how close the middle group is. I felt we were the better side today."

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "It means everything to the club to establish ourselves in the Premier League. It is an incredibly tough league as we found this year. 

"It was a real challenge to break down Stoke but we made it harder for ourselves by twice having to come from behind.

"We have the same points total as last year so now we are looking to beat that and try and finish in the top 10."

On Harry Arter's challenge on Joe Allen: "A few years ago that would have been seen as an outstanding tackle but it is a difficult one, I think he got the ball flush but you don't want to see players hurt and I think the referee made the right call."

Newport or Hartlepool are about to drop out of the Football League.

Two of seven (SEVEN) teams are chasing a play-off place.

The final day of the League Two season is about to get under way - follow every twist and turn here.

All matches kick off at 17:30 BST. 

A win for Swansea sees them move out of the relegation zone.

Sounds easy. On paper.

Can they do it? Join Caroline Chapman here and find out. 

Sunderland

Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe: "The last few games I thought we have done well to be honest. If we had been a little bit more prolific in front of goal it might have changed things. It was important we gave something back to the fans. It's frustrating because if only we'd have done that earlier. We have showed a lot of character to put in a performance like that."

Sunderland

Sunderland defender Billy Jones, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's nice to give the fans something to cheer about. People will have been looking to see how we'd perform and react [after relegation] and I think we showed character. Obviously the fans will be with us next season and if get a good and big squad together sure I'm sure we'll do well."

Sunderland goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's a pity this did not come a few games before. Credit the lads. We need to build momentum to go into next season and show the fans we have not given up."

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Mark Taylor: Trevor Sinclair says Bournemouth have scored more goals than Manchester United. Yes, one more, played two games more and conceded 40 goals more! And?

Mark and Trevor are both right. Can't we all just get along?

Trevor Sinclair
Ex-Man City & West Ham winger on Final Score

Craig Shakespeare has been outstanding at Leicester, and the players have reacted so positively to him. The club feels comfortable again, the players like their formation and look at the recent points accumulated and the decent showing in the Champions League.  

Alex Scott
Arsenal Ladies & England right-back on Final Score

Leicester are ending the season on the high, and Craig Shakespeare has injected such confidence. Players can be weird sometimes - an arm round the shoulder, some confidence, and these are the results!  

Here's how they're lining up this evening.

Martin Olsson replaces Stephen Kingsley at left-back in Swansea's only change from the draw against Manchester United.

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For Everton it's two changes.

Ross Barkley and Enner Valencia have been dropped to the bench, Gareth Barry and Kevin Mirallas start instead.

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Here's how the bottom six is shaping up after today's results so far.

A win for Swansea would take them out of the drop zone...

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Alex Scott
Arsenal Ladies & England right-back on Final Score

Swansea's players will see this result and feel that the pressure now switches entirely to them. Can the Swans' 11 men step up?

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West Bromwich Albion

West Brom defender Craig Dawson: "We've always believed that we can score, it's just been a matter of time. We have had chances we just haven't had any luck.

"We have great team spirit, we'll never give up. We scored two goals today, we are disappointed but it's a good point."

Stoke City

Stoke striker Mame Biram Diouf: "If you look at the game we had many chances to win the game but we got the point. We take that and move on. 

"We had five chances in the second half to kill off the game. It is hard but that is football. We got one point, that is good for us."

Michael Pearlman
BBC Wales Sport at the Liberty Stadium

We might have already had the two largest roars at the Liberty Stadium today and neither have anything to do with the action here.

The two Sunderland goals - especially Billy Jones' opener - were cheered to the rafters by the Swansea faithful. They have just been given the ultimate gift, putting their destiny back in their own hands. 

A specially assembled fanzone outside the ground celebrated the full time whistle like Swansea had just won the Premier League. Hope springs eternal in South Wales, with Paul Clement's team talk now done.

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Burnley

Burnley striker Sam Vokes: "We are safe?! Amazing to hear the news. To get a point was a massive result, it was a real tough battle.

"We were all over the place at times."