Manchester City v Swansea - listen online
Arsenal 4-1 West Ham - Wenger wins first game since announcing departure
Stoke 1-1 Burnley - Stoke four points adrift of safety
Wenger's best and worst players
James Bunyan: Lauren is the most underrated player I think. He gets RB over Dixon for me. Hurts to say it though
Mark Taylor: Ljungberg aside, I agree the rest, however, what about Henry swap with Pires and Van Persie up front with Bergkamp.
Amrul Choudhury: Pascal Cygan has to be right up there as Wenger's finest signings.
Arsenal v West Ham (13:30 BST)
We'll get team news for the first two games of the day at 12:30 BST, but here's what we know before the team sheets are revealed.
Departing Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he will use this game to prepare for Thursday's Europa League semi-final, meaning cup-tied forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang could be left out.
Aaron Ramsey is available after a shin injury but Jack Wilshere could be sidelined with an ankle knock.
West Ham manager David Moyes has questioned the form of goalkeeper Joe Hart, and so Adrian could be preferred.
Angelo Ogbonna is a slight doubt with tendinitis in his knee.
James Collins is not ready to return from a hamstring strain, but midfielder Pedro Obiang could make a surprise return despite initially being ruled out for the season with a knee injury.
Image source, PAStoke v Burnley (13:30 BST)
Robyn Cowen
Match of the Day commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesYou could be forgiven for thinking that these sides would be in opposite positions at this stage of the campaign. Burnley, tipped in pre-season for relegation, have defied expectations.
Despite their defeat against Chelsea they need just five points to confirm seventh place and, as long as Southampton don't win the FA Cup, European football next season.
Stoke's top-flight status is hanging by a thread and they're five points adrift of safety. But some believe Andy Carroll's late equaliser at the London Stadium on Monday night has already sealed their fate.
Paul Lambert believes his side will stay in the Premier league if they win three of their last four matches. With their next fixture a trip to Anfield, this is certainly a must-win game.
It's not just all about Arsene Wenger today with two other Premier League games and one FA Cup semi-final taking place.
In the other 13:30 BST kick off, relegation-threatened Stoke host Europe-chasing Burnley while newly-crowned Premier League champions Manchester City host Swansea at 16:30 BST.
In the FA Cup, Chelsea take on Southampton at Wembley at 15:00 BST.
Arsenal v West Ham (13:30 BST)
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal captain Per Mertesacker delivers words from the heart in a lengthy tribute to Arsene Wenger, the man who brought him to the club, in his programme notes ahead of the game with West Ham United.
He ends his words with: "For us to step up is natural now, as humans. You always say you'll give your best but sometimes circumstances change and you adapt quickly. I hope we can capitalise now, put energy in the right direction and move forward as a club together.
"Let's give him the credit he deserves. His passion is winning and making everyone aware that winning is the only option here. That is his legacy."
Match of the Day 2 Extra is live on BBC Red Button, online and BBC Radio 5 live from 12:15 BST.
With Wenger leaving, Manchester City winning the title and the FA Cup semi-finals, there's plenty to talk about. Tune in.
Mark Taylor: Gary. Who would you rather have on right midfield attack, Ljungberg or Sanchez? I can only see one answer.
Sorry, Mark, Ljunberg stays.
Image source, Getty ImagesPhil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium
Image source, ReutersIt may have been on the deadline after Friday morning's announcement that he is leaving Arsenal at the end of the season - but manager Arsene Wenger's programme notes focus more on immediate tasks that his own situation.
He writes: "I do not want to say much now, but as I said on Friday I am grateful for having had the privilege to serve the club with full commitment and integrity for so many memorable years."
He concludes: " I want to finish these notes by offering thanks to the staff, the players, the directors and the fans who make this club so special. My love and support for Arsenal will last forever and I urge our fans to stand behind the team so we can finish on a high."
The front cover is predictably graced by a smiling Wenger with the message: "Merci Arsene."
Fancy having a guess how many players have played under Arsene Wenger since he first walked through the doors at Arsenal back in 1996?
The answer is 221 - from big money signings, home-grown players and bargain buys, there have been enough players to play under Wenger to make up 20 football teams.
We asked you to pick your best line-up from players throughout Wenger's time at Arsenal and this is the result:
Image source, .Thoughts? I'm struggling to think who I'd take out of that first XI to be fair.
What would your best Arsenal XI look like? What would be the worst!? Let us know via #bbcfootball or text in via 81111 (UK only).
Arsenal v West Ham (13:30 BST)
Conor McNamara
Match of the Day commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham were expecting to face a side distracted by next week's Europa League semi-final, a side that appeared to down tools at Newcastle last weekend, but now the atmosphere at The Emirates will be laced with nostalgia instead.
Amid the discontent and the falling attendances, even the most disgruntled Arsenal fan has no longer any need for the 'Wenger Out' banners. It has become a time to celebrate the overall achievements of Arsene Wenger rather than moan about his recent decline.
Most interesting of all will be how the Arsenal players react. Can they raise their game for one last month to end Wenger's tenure with a trophy?
Arsenal v West Ham (13:30 BST)
Unless you have somehow managed to avoid all sport-related news these last few days then you will undoubtedly be well aware that an era is about to end in football.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger announced on Friday that he will step down at the end of the season after 21 years in charge of the Gunners.
Today he takes charge of his 1,228th game as Arsenal manager - the first of the five remaining Premier League fixtures he will oversee before hanging up his over sized coat for good.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe farewell tour begins...
