Stoke relegated after 10 years in Premier League, Crystal Palace safe
Four Premier League games at 15:00 BST - West Brom down if fail to beat Spurs
Everton v Southampton at 17:30 BST
Stoke v Crystal Palace (12:30 BST)
Image source, ReutersStoke manager Paul Lambert: "It's all or nothing. It's a massive game for everybody connected with the football club, and we have to win, no matter what. There's no focus on anything else other than trying to win the game."
Stoke v Crystal Palace (12:30 BST)
Image source, .Palace know they are safe and if there is any sort of drop-off in their performance, it will make a massive difference.
Stoke have not exactly been free-flowing going forward but this is their last home game of the season and they will throw everything at the Eagles.
Prediction: 2-0
Stoke v Crystal Palace (12:30 BST)
Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator
After 12 games without a victory, Stoke know they have to win their two remaining games and hope it's enough to defy the odds.
Three consecutive draws have given them outside hope, although speaking to Paul Lambert after their draw at Liverpool that point has injected belief.
There's been no lack of effort, determination or organisation - it's a dearth of goals that could cost them.
Palace didn't have a goal or a point seven games into the season. Roy Hodgson has done a remarkable job.
The Potters will pray Palace's pedal might not be quite at full throttle and they can take their fight to the final day.
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Manic Dave: Sean Dyche followed closely by Rafa. Dyche for overachieving. All season pundits and likewise have said Newcastle have a Championship side.
Stuart Smith: Not sure how Dyche can be considered underrated as I've heard nothing but acclaim for him all season. Until recently, Puel was completely under the radar at Leicester getting good results. Benitez has also done very well with a poor side going unappreciated.
MWGoldsworthy: Sean Dyche. How could it be anyone else?
Stoke v Crystal Palace (12:30 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesStoke's only new absentee for Saturday's game is defender Bruno Martins Indi, who has a groin problem.
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and Kostas Stafylidis remain out respective groin and rib injuries but Glen Johnson could feature after a groin problem.
Jason Puncheon will return to first-team training on Friday but he and fellow Palace forward Connor Wickham are unlikely to feature this season.
Long-term absentees Scott Dann and Bakary Sako remain out.
Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live producer
There is an eerie feel around Stoke City’s stadium this morning. It is a beautiful day for football, but the fans I have spoken to know even a victory against Crystal Palace might not be enough to save them from the drop this weekend.
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Jonathan Hind: Hughton is massively underrated. He's not the most charismatic but he's done a brilliant job. OK Locadia has been a flop but he's the only one to disappoint
There's plenty going on outside the Premier League today too. It's the Women's FA Cup final at Wembley with two of the biggest teams in the business, Arsenal and Chelsea, expected to play in front of a record crowd.
The game is live on BBC One and online with coverage beginning at 17:10 BST.
It's also the final day of the season in both League One and League Two with plenty up for grabs. You can follow that one here.
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As ever we have you covered whether you're out and about on this sunny bank holiday or in front of the sofa.
Football Focus is on BBC One at 12:00 BST to look ahead to all of today's matches and reflect on the footballing news of the week. Something happened with a guy called Steven Gerrard or something else happened in Rome? Dion Dublin and Mark Lawrenson are the Focus guests this week.
The football coverage on BBC Radio 5 live is also on air at 12:00 BST with the build-up to early kick-off of Stoke City v Crystal Palace.
Final Score begins at 14:30 BST with Jason Mohammad joined by Kevin Kilbane and Shay Given while the 3pm 5 live commentary is another big one in the relegation battle. It's Swansea v Bournemouth from the Liberty Stadium.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt wasn't all celebration on the south coast last night.
After the defeat Jose Mourinho hit out at his Manchester United players like only Jose Mourinho can.
Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial started in a front three following injuries to top scorer Romelu Lukaku and January signing Alexis Sanchez and failed to impress their boss.
"For 10 months I get asked 'why always Lukaku? Why always Lukaku? Why always this player?'" Mourinho said.
"'That guy doesn't have a chance to start, the other one is on the bench'. You know why now."
Ouch.
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Image source, Getty ImagesChris Hughton is rightly getting plenty of praise this morning. He has done a fine job in ensuring Brighton stay up in their first top-flight campaign since 1983.
But who is this season's best, underrated manager?
Is it Hughton? Sean Dyche has obviously done an exceptional job. What about Rafael Benitez who has led Newcastle into the top half on a limited budget? Or Roy Hodgson? Crystal Palace hadn't won a point or scored a goal when he took over remember.
Let me know your thoughts on Twitter at #bbcfootball or by texting 81111.
Image source, Getty ImagesOne team who have guaranteed their Premier League status for another year is Brighton thanks to their 1-0 victory over Manchester United last night.
Manager Chris Hughton said survival "means everything" after the win which was sealed by Pascal Gross' second-half header.
"It is great for us going into the last two games knowing. We have come a long way and through some tough periods," he added.
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This is the situation at the bottom.
Despite their recent improvements, West Brom still need a miracle to stay up with two games left and could be relegated today.
Stoke could be down today too. They desperately need a win in today's early kick-off and even if they get three points the Potters could still be relegated this weekend.
If results go their way, Southampton could move out of the relegation zone in the late kick-off while Swansea are at Bournemouth in another monster game at the bottom.
It's a little confusing but here are the full permutations...
And here's what's coming up today...
Hello! Welcome along to our coverage of the penultimate weekend of the Premier League season.
There are six matches today and the focus is on those at the bottom.
Two teams could be relegated, three others can make themselves mathematically safe and those in between can ensure their final week is a relatively calm one or is one packed with the tension of any good box set.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's has been 267 since the Premier League season began with 20 teams full of optimism.
Those outside the top six were hoping for a comfortable season - to avoid relegation by April, to finish mid-table, to push for the Europa League or maybe even 'do a Leicester'.
But now all focus is on survival.
The next nine days will decide who beats the drop.