Burnley

Burnley striker Sam Vokes: "It was a tough game, Bournemouth played well. But to get back into it so late it is disappointing not to get a point.

"It wasn't to be. We should see the game out. We want to end the season on a high with a win at home next week."

The Women's FA Cup Final is set for a new competition-record crowd at Wembley, with 34,500 tickets sold eight days ago, which surpasses the 32,912 that saw Arsenal Ladies beat Chelsea 1-0 in the 2016 final. 

We'll find out later what that record breaking attendance will be!  

You can watch and follow the game here.

Jermain Defoe does a half-hearted lap of honour/goodbye at the Stadium of Light. Surely he's now off? 

John Hartson
Ex-Celtic and Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

What a great win for Swansea City on the road. They have done their end of the business. Now Swansea's players can put their feet up tomorrow and watch the result from Crystal Palace against Hull.

Hull City

Swansea's win means that Hull will be relegated if they lose on Sunday.

If Hull draw, Hull would need a minimum seven-goal swing on the final day of the season to stay up.

So basically, Hull must win...

The Swansea players move down to the 3,000 travelling fans for some mutual respect.

The Swans players paid for those tickets today, and the fans were rewarded with an easy, easy win which has pushed them to the brink of safety.

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Loud boos ring out from the home fans. 

John Hartson
Ex-Celtic and Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

We can't see the Swansea fans from here but you can certainly hear them. Three thousand have made the long journey, tremendous. 

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Jermain Defoe is tackled on the edge of the area. That could be the last that Sunderland fans see of him at the Stadium of Light. 

John Hartson
Ex-Celtic and Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Swansea have come into form at the right time and have won three out of four. They were rock bottom when Paul Clement came in so you have to give him huge credit.

I know Fernando Llorente has been heavily linked with Antonio Conte, and Swansea won't want to lose him. He's been outstanding for the past three or four months.

Boro close to a late, late equaliser! Defender Calum Chambers lets fly from 20 yards, catches it as sweet as a nut but Fraser Forster makes the flying save. 

L Higgins: Premier League survival for Swansea goes beyond football. It's vital for the entire city. 

Fernando Llorente comes off to a heroic reception from the away fans - on comes Luciano Narsingh. 

Saints fans will be pleased to see this man back - Charlie Austin makes his first appearance of the year as a late sub. 

Jermain Defoe has a shot pushed away and there is barely a gasp from the Sunderland fans who have remained in the Stadium of Light.

Plenty more fans leave the stadium. 

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