Fantasy Football legend Luka Milivojevic goes close to opening the scoring for Palace! Nice work in midfield, driving through a gap and then toe-poking an effort wide from the edge of the area.

A very early change - Darren Fletcher is on in place of the presumably injured Joe Allen in the Stoke midfield.

Decent attack from the Saints now as they look to repsond, centre-back Jack Stephens plays a one-two, charges into the area and sees a shot well saved. Wesley Hoedt then flicks a header against the bar!

Saints want to make sure.

Best move yet from the champions, who need a win today to hit the 100-point mark. They work a typically neat bit of play which sends Raheem Sterling into the area but the ball just skips away from him.

No chances to report in the opening stages at Old Trafford.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Liverpool have lined up with an incredibly attack-minded side. Essentially they are playing a 4-2-4. They want to win this game Liverpool, and they want to win it early.

Both sets of fans are chanting 'Going Down!'

A lovely end of season touch.

A gloriously sunny day at every ground as far as I can tell and Manchester City seeing plenty of the early ball at St Mary's. The Saints are all-but safe and the crowd has a spring in its step though.

Liverpool faster out of the blocks quicker than Usain Bolt... Sadio Mane sticks on the burners into the Brighton box after about 15 seconds, forces an early corner... Virgil van Dijk has a swing, Brighton clear.

A point for Liverpool will clinch a top-four finish remember.

A reminder that Swansea CAN stay up today if they beat Stoke and Manchester City hand out a hiding to Southampton.

Stranger things have happened.

And we are GO for the final time in the Premier League this season...

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It's not the European final he was hoping for, but it is a heart-warming scene nevertheless.

A guard of honour is formed by the two sets of players as Arsene Wenger strides out of the Huddersfield tunnel, numerous banners being displayed in the away end to thank the Frenchman for his 22 years of service.

Wenger walks over to the travelling fans, an army of photographers kneeling on the touchline to get the farewell snap, the boss obliging with a bow to the Gunners supporters.

Here come the teams then! One last time...

Brief update to the team news - West Brom substitute Sam Field was injured in the warm-up so Jonathan Leko slots onto the bench.

Wonder if there will be a tear in Arsene's eye later? He's the first out of the Gunners' dressing room, waiting to shake the hand of every away player on their way into the tunnel.

Angel Rangel looks close ot tears as he says goodbye to the Swans fans pre-match, family in tow. Now it's the turn of Leon Britton.

Renato Sanches is unlikely to get the same send-off...

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Plenty of farewells are likely to be said today - some fond, others not so much.

We know Arsene Wenger, Yaya Toure, Michael Carrick and Leon Britton are among those definitely heading off for pastures new challenges (well, Carrick and Britton will still be around their clubs but you know what we mean...), but what about the ones which haven't been confirmed?

Wayne Rooney has been denied a goodbye - if indeed he is going - and what about Sam Allardyce? He will be looking for a new job this summer if some Everton fans get their way and the newspapers are right...

Jan Vertonghen has either tweaked something or remembered that he's left the back door open at home. He's pulled out of Spurs' team to face Leicester for reasons that we're not sure of yet.

The Belgium centre-back is replaced by midfielder Victor Wanyama, whose place on the bench is taken Davidson Sanchez.