Trent Alexander-Arnold has indeed taken up a position on the right side of Liverpool's midfield in advance of Nathaniel Clyne.

The youngster doesn't looked at all awed by his more advanced role. A delicious throughball for Roberto Firmino put the Brazilian down the left-hand channel.

A first-time shot from a tight angle, but it would have had to been something special to beat Thibaut Courtois.

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We are under way at both the Emirates Stadium and Stamford Bridge.

Rob Millward: Bakayoko starts again... What is Conte seeing in this guy to warrant starts in massive games like this! Couldn't keep the ball away from a snail let alone Salah.

Chelsea meanwhile are observing a minutes applause for former captain Roy Bentley who died at the age of 93 in April.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Warm applause all around Emirates Stadium as the announcer offers thoughts for Sir Alex Ferguson and his family as the former Manchester United manager remains in intensive care after having emergency surgery on Saturday for a brain haemorrhage.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 live

There is a lump in my throat as I speak. He has got everything he deserves. No one has left such a mark on this football club and he will leave here the most recognisable person in the history of the club.

Arsene Wenger emerges onto the Emirates turf for the final time as Arsenal manager and looks a little sheepish by the guard of honour formed by his team, Burnley's players, the officials and opposition boss Sean Dyche that awaits.

He soon gets into it though, waving two hands to all sides of the stadium as a rendition of One Arsene Wenger does the rounds.

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Plenty of Arsenal supporters have brought new banners to today's game in honour of Arsene Wenger.

Most of them are in French - and mine isn't great - but I THINK they say something like "The greatest," "Bye boss" and "Thanks for the memories".

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live at Emirates Stadium

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Been there, done that, got the T-shirt.

These are draped over the seats of all the Arsenal fans in the Emirates Stadium today while the club staff are all sporting their own white version. Very colour-coordinated.

This will definitely be an “I was there occasion” even though it’s not the triumphant, trophy-winning farewell that Arsene Wenger would have hoped for.

Manchester City

Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure on Sky Sports: "It's very special. Today we were OK but we fully deserve it this year. This group are younger and full of energy and enthusiasm. It is fantastic to be part of this team."

Manchester City's players are still singing the Yaya Toure song by the way. Dance and all.

It may be time to celebrate for Manchester City but Chelsea and Liverpool still have work to do.

Chelsea could boost their hopes of qualifying for the top four with victory today while Liverpool can secure their spot in Europe's elite next season if they win.

The players have warmed up and are back in the changing rooms now. The atmosphere is just starting to build-up.

Manchester City

Manchester City defender John Stones on Sky Sports: "It's literally a dream come true. Me and Kyle Walker were saying it's why we came here. I never knew what it would be like to lift the title and it's a dream come true.

"Pep pushes us every day, never lets the standards slip, it's credit to him and his staff. He'd never say it's just about him and his staff."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, speaking to Sky Sports: "England is a special place and is so tough. Today we saw it. You never know if you are going to win, but I had no doubt what I had to do.

"You win or lose, you have to try and do what you believe. Today was proof we can do better, 11 players were playing in the Premier League.

"We lost a bit of focus, but that is normal. To make back-to-back titles in this league will be tough, but we accept the challenge."

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Manchester City

Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany, speaking to Sky Sports: "The celebrations, this team deserves more than ever. We had many players who had been on and off this season and it has had no impact on the season and is credit to the coaching staff.

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This poor girl couldn't escape the celebrations. But she's made all the photos so she can show them to the grandkids.

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Arsenal

“My final message is to the fans. Thank you very much for all your support down the years. Continue to stand behind and support the club that is so special to all of us. No matter what happens in the future, keep faith in what the club is going.

“You have to think and act for the club like you own it. That’s the advice I’d give to him, you have to prepare to have that strength to fight every day to do the best possible for Arsenal.”

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Members of Arsene Wenger's great Arsenal sides are gathering for his last game at Emirates Stadium - Emmanuel Petit, William Gallas and Martin Keown have already been in the media room ahead the meeting with Burnley.

Paul: Arsene Wenger is an Arsenal man for all time. The greatest manager we’ve ever had. The abuse and vitriol he’s received from fans and media alike has been disgusting. I will miss him.

Arsenal

“I’m proud that over the decades we could maintain an identification of players to the club. The players have a special attachment. Part of life as a player is to experience a special place, and that’s Arsenal.

“I’m not involved in who my successor will be, that’s not my job, but what I would say to him is that he should follow what he thinks is right for the club. I’ve been guided by that my whole life here.”