I'm not sure the Chelsea groundsman will be happy. The pitch is covered in blue and white streamers. It's going to require a mammoth job to clear this lot up.

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Ashraf Farid from Doncaster: Exciting game but this must be the most boring Premier League ever. Everything was decided one or two weeks before the end, the champions, second place, the relegated three, and bar a miracle the top four. The last set of games are absolutely meaningless.

Cesar Azpilicueta is waving a huge Chelsea flag in the middle of the pitch. Here comes Michy Batshuayi. He stands by the flag and gives a salute.

Chelsea's manager is now working the crowd. Antonio Conte is walking round the ground shaking hands and having his picture taken. He's a man in demand.

There's one thing missing...the Premier League trophy.

Great moment.

A fan hands Ola Aina a crown and the Chelsea player runs over and places it on the head of Antonio Conte.

Every Chelsea player is still out on the pitch. The celebrations have well and truly started. Antonio Conte is right in the middle of them.

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Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

It was a really enjoyable game. A lot of good football played. Some of Chelsea's moves were Barcelona-esque. They were less impressive defensively. Let's applaud Watford for making a good game of it. 

A huge roar greets the final whistle. The champions move onto 90 points. 

Now there's fireworks and blue and white ticker tape...but no shiny trophy.

That will have to wait until Sunday.

Ugly scenes. This game has been littered by late challenges and Jose Holebas is fortunate not to see red before both sets of players square up.

Watford down to 10 men.

Sebastian Prodl, who has already been booked, doesn't even wait for Lee Mason to show a second yellow card after hacking down Pedro in full flight.

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Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker for BBC Radio London

Too much quality, too many top players. That's why Chelsea have won the Premier League. Cesc Fabregas has made the difference on so many occasions this season. 

Watford's players are exhausted, they're out on their feet. Heurelho Gomes - who has been their best player - couldn't keep it out. 

Watford on the beach? Nope. They've done Walter Mazzarri proud by coming from 3-1 down to level at the home of the champions. 

Michy Batshuayi is sent sprawling by Sebastian Prodl. Batshuayi reacts but it's Prodl who gets booked.

Batshuayi is then replaced by Pedro.

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Three efforts on target, three goals. Watford have been clinical.

Chelsea keeper Asmir Begovic has not made a single save tonight...

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge

Watford fancy this - one or two murmurs around Stamford Bridge and the imposing presence of Stefano Okaka is roughing up Chelsea's defence.

Turned into quite a strange game.

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Where has this performance come from? Watford would surely have finished higher had they played like this on a consistent basis.

Okaka has been excellent since he came on for M'Baye Niang.

Mike Barrett: Conte out.

Antonio Conte is not happy. He's made two quick changes since Watford's third goal. Cesc Fabregas and Ola Aina are on for Kenedy and Nathaniel Chalobah.

Lee: Tonight has very much vindicated Conte's dropping of Terry. 

Stephen Hutchings: The reserves haven't covered themselves in glory, you would think they would play better with something to prove

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker for BBC Radio London

Okaka challenged Terry, it dropped and he drove the ball when it fell into the bottom corner. What a cracking football match this has been. He just smashed it in hard and low. What an introduction that was.