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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino leaves Kyle Walker on the bench.

In his place comes Kieran Trippier, in the only change from Spurs' 1-0 defeat by West Ham last week.

Spurs: Lloris (C), Trippier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Davies, Dier, Wanyama, Eriksen, Son, Dele, Kane.

Subs: Vorm, Walker, Wimmer, Dembele, Sissoko, Nkoudou, Janssen. 

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A host of changes for Manchester United once again, following their Europa League semi-final.

Eric Bailly, Daley Blind and Jesse Lingard are the only players that remain in the starting line-up from the win over Celta Vigo.

Jose Mourinho's gone for a back three of Phil Jones, Bailly and Chris Smalling, with Wayne Rooney in midfield and Anthony Martial leading the line.

Man United: De Gea, Jones, Bailly, Smalling, Blind, Carrick, Rooney, Tuanzebe, Mata, Lingard, Martial

Subs: Romero, Darmian, Mitchell, Herrera, McTominay, Mkhitaryan, Rashford. 

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Tottenham supporters have seen some legends grace the pitch at White Hart Lane, but today is the last time the Class of 2017 will appear on the hallowed turf.

Later on, the doors on the famous stadium will close and the lights switched off for the final time as Spurs say goodbye to their 118-year home.

There is not going to be a dry eye in sight 😥😥

We'll bring you all the post-match reaction from London Stadium as it arrives. But now we are switching our attention a few miles west. 

Something about a leaving party?

All over! Although in reality it was all over about half an hour ago.

Liverpool take a MASSIVE stride towards the Champions League.

You'll Never Walk Alone is given a particularly-passionate airing from the away end. They can almost smell the Champions League.

One more win at Anfield next weekend will seal a place in next season's competition.

Two minutes of stoppage time. Two minutes too much for the Hammers.

Another Liverpool sub, another standing ovation from the away end. Phil Coutinho departs after a midfield masterclass.

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Ex-Middlesbrough keeper on Radio 5 live

West Ham fans will be grateful for the end of the season. There have been so many ups and downs - more downs that ups. 

They will want to regroup and come back fresh next season. 

There are more empty white seats than West Ham fans inside the London Stadium now. If I was a Hammers player I'd be chirping in ref Neil Swarbrick's ear about blowing up early.

Here's that change. Off goes Daniel Sturridge, the man who opened the scoring to a standing ovation.

Will he be a Reds player next season? Jamie Carragher doesn't reckon so. The Liverpool legend thinks next weekend will be his Anfield farewell.

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Lucas Leiva is stripped off and ready to enter the action. This week marked the 10th anniversary of his arrival at Anfield. Hope they got him a cake. 

Johnny Magrinho: Wijnaldum = undervalued. Coutinho/Mane have been our best players this season but w/o Gigi I doubt we'd be 3rd in the league..

This is damage limitation for the Hammers. Game over, season over. Liverpool have enjoyed almost 70% possession today, that figure is only going to rise...

Just in case you needed a reference point to our 77 minutes entry, here's the other team's.

Just two small pockets in the corner and they'd have a full house.

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Desmond Oguda: This West Ham defence has been having a mannequin challenge from the onset of the game. No effort at all!

The same cannot be said of their fans, who are most definitely on the move.

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Liverpool have pressed the cruise control button. They're driving down Easy Street.

The Hammers cannot do anything right.

Daniel Sturridge is the latest Reds player to have a pop, moments after Divock Origi shoots instead of playing him in. Neither bother Hammers keeper Adrian.

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Ex-Middlesbrough keeper on Radio 5 live

These four goals are going to be huge for them as they were equal on goal difference with Arsenal. Today's result is now so important for Liverpool. 

I can see them scoring a few more before the day is over. 

Poor old West Ham - it's been a tough day for them but everything that they have had to do with - the move to this new stadium, the Dimitri Payet situation, they have to be reasonably happy with the way this season has played out for them. 

Here's another clue to the question 'posed' in the previous entry: Liverpool have managed just the 23 shots on target. The Hammers? Nine.

Here's a heat map of one of this afternoon's teams.

And their players seem to have been completely missing from the attacking third.

West Ham or Liverpool? Any guesses?

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Stratford station has never seemed so appealing to West Ham fans. The London Stadium is emptying quicker than a shopping mall during a fire drill.