Summary

  • Watch Final Score on this page & Red Button

  • West Brom get the win they need, but could still go down if Swansea win

  • Tadic scores twice for Saints in big win over Bournemouth

  • Palace rout Leicester at Selhurst Park

  • Tosun and Gueye on target for Everton at Huddersfield

Live Reporting

Alex Bysouth and Tom Rostance

  1. A right royal relegation rumble

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    First up, West Brom will be relegated today unless they beat Newcastle.

    But even that will not be enough if Swansea beat Chelsea in the late kick-off.

    Stoke are currently in action against Liverpool, and can also be relegated this weekend if they lose and several other results go against them.

    Defeat at Anfield coupled with a win for Swansea, plus a draw or more for Huddersfield, West Ham and Crystal Palace, would relegate the Potters.

    Southampton are also in a precarious position, but have a game in hand on the others in the bottom three.

  2. What can happen this weekend?

    Here's a quick glance across the British footballing landscape to see what could happen this weekend...

    • Celtic can clinch the Scottish title
    • Wycombe, Raith or Ayr, and Montrose or Peterhead can be promoted
    • West Brom, Stoke, Burton, Barnsley, Milton Keynes, Northampton, Barnet and Queen's Park or Albion Rovers can be relegated
    • Wigan and Accrington (who are already promoted) can clinch their divisional titles
    • Man Utd and Liverpool can qualify for the Champions League
    • Burnley can secure a Europa League place

    For a more in-depth look click right here.

  3. Goalless at Anfield

    Liverpool 0-0 Stoke

    Meanwhile, it's currently goalless over at Anfield at the start of the second half - you can keep up to date with that one right here.

  4. In store on Saturday

    With plenty to play for, these are your Saturday 15:00 BST kick-offs...

    • Burnley v Brighton
    • Crystal Palace v Leicester
    • Huddersfield v Everton
    • Newcastle v West Brom
    • Southampton v Bournemouth

  5. The business end...

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    We're getting to the business end of the business end...

    Some deals have already been signed, sealed and delivered - nb. Manchester City, Premier League champions 2017-18 - but plenty more could be rubber-stamped by the end of the weekend.

    Can Sean Dyche's Burnley put pen to paper on a European tour? Will West Brom finally be packed off to the Championship? Are Manchester United and Liverpool set to ink in their Champions League places for next season?

    Take a deep breath, get your solicitor on speed dial, and try to enjoy the ride.