Mauricio Pochettino makes six changes to his Spurs team that secured Champions League football for next season with a win over Newcastle on Wednesday.

Kyle Walker-Peters comes in for the injured Kieran Trippier at right-back, Danny Rose is back at left-back in place of Ben Davies and Toby Alderweireld is the other change in defence, coming in for Davinson Sanchez.

With the World Cup a matter of weeks away, there's no Dele Alli in the starting line-up. He is replaced by Erik Lamela. Elsewhere, Eric Dier returns for Victor Wayama and Lucas Moura makes just his second league start in place of Son Heung-min.

Spurs XI: Lloris, Walker-Peters, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Rose, Sissoko, Dier, Lucas Moura, Eriksen, Lamela, Kane.

Subs: Son, Wanyama, Vorm, Llorente, Alli, Foyth, Davies.

Leicester make just two changes from their midweek win over Arsenal.

Vicente Iborra replaces youngster Hamza Choudhury in midfield and Fousseni Diabate drops out for Demarai Gray on the wing.

Leicester XI: Jakupovic, Simpson, Morgan, Maguire, Fuchs, Adrien Silva, Iborra, Mahrez, Iheanacho, Gray, Vardy.

Subs: Hamer, Benalouane, Barnes, Diabate, Choudhury, Hughes, Ndukwu.

Jose Mourinho makes nine changes from Manchester United's midweek draw at West Ham.

Michael Carrick makes his first appearance since February and only his fifth all season, as he captains United in his last ever game.

Anthony Martial is the one notable omission. The Frenchman was due to start, but is not in the 17-man squad.

There is a rare start for Daley Blind, while Marcus Rashford gets another chance to impress before the FA Cup final.

Man Utd XI: Romero, Darmian, Bailly, Rojo, Blind, Carrick, McTominay, Sanchez, Mata, Young, Rashford.

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There are three changes for Watford from their 2-1 win against Newcastle last Saturday.

Heurelho Gomes, Gerard Deulofeu and Richarlison come in for Orestis Karnezis, Etienne Capoue and Troy Deeney.

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Big Sam's last game in charge of Everton? Imagine he is going to get pelters from all four sides of the London Stadium today...

The team news from West Ham is that... there is no news. David Moyes sticks with the same XI that drew 0-0 against Manchester United on Thursday. Let's hope they can serve up something better than that this afternoon...

Veteran defender James Collins and striker Javier Hernandez return to the bench.

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You already know the top line from the Everton teamsheet - no Wayne Rooney.

Toffees boss Sam Allardyce makes two changes from last week's draw against Southampton.

In come Argentina defender Ramiro Funi Mori and striker Oumar Niasse for Yannick Bolasie and Nikola Vlasic.

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Crystal Palace make one change to the side that relegated Stoke last time out - Aaron Wan-Bissaka comes in for Joel Ward.

Crystal Palace XI: Hennessey, Van Aanholt, Tomkins, Sakho, Wan-Bissaka, Milivojevic, Cabaye, Loftus-Cheek, McArthur, Townsend, Zaha.

Subs: Speroni, Chung-yong, Schlupp, Benteke, Souare, Kelly, Riedewald.

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Already relegated West Brom make one change from the side that upset Tottenham, with World Cup-bound Grzegorz Krychowiak replacing Matt Philips.

West Brom XI: Foster, Nyom, Gibbs, Dawson, Hegazi, Livermore, McClean, Brunt, Krychowiak, Rodriguez, Rondon.

Subs: Myhill, Robson-Kanu, Sturridge, Burke, Chadli, McAuley, Leko.

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Don Hutchison
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

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The first 11 are brilliant – but they need to beat the bigger teams more regularly and win a trophy.

My worry is if a trophy doesn't come and Real Madrid or Barcelona come calling – if you’re Harry Kane, how do you stay at Spurs for the rest of your life if you're not winning trophies and Zinedine Zidane says 'we’re selling Benzema and we want to sign you for £200m'?

They were unlucky in the Champions League – not many people would have expected them to get out of a group containing Real and Borussia Dortmund. Juventus was a toss-of-the-coin game. It was very unfortunate. Max Allegri made a couple of brilliant substitutions which changed the game.

But without spending millions, how do they find a better player to go into their starting 11?

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

In what looks set to be his final game in charge, Swansea City manager Carlos Carvalhal makes five changes from Tuesday’s 1-0 home defeat against Southampton. Captain Angel Rangel starts a league game for only the second time this season in what will be his 374th and final appearance before leaving the Swans this summer. The other players returning are Mike van der Hoorn, Tom Carroll, Nathan Dyer and Wayne Routledge, while Connor Roberts, Kyle Naughton, Federico Fernandez, Ki Sung-yueng and Sam Clucas drop out.

Swansea XI:Fabianski; Rangel, van der Hoorn, Mawson, Olsson; King, Carroll, Dyer, A. Ayew, Routledge; J. Ayew.

Stoke City boss Paul Lambert makes one change from last weekend’s 2-1 defeat at home to Crystal Palace. Teenage Danish midfielder Lasse Sorensen makes his debut in place of Glen Johnson.

Stoke XI: Butland; Bauer, Shawcross, Zouma, Pieters; Sorensen, Allen, Ndiaye; Shaqiri; Crouch, Diouf.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

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Can Chelsea beat Liverpool to fourth place?

I’d be shocked if anything changed. Chelsea blew their chance with a weakened side against Huddersfield.

Don Hutchison
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

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Given time Jose Mourinho will try to chase down Manchester City but I don’t think it’ll happen. He won’t be able to grind to a Premier League title the way Manchester City are playing. So he needs to change. I read an article from him where he said he won’t change – but he has to.

Bournemouth

Speaking to BBC Radio 5 live, Bournemouth assistant manager Jason Tindall said: "We haven’t been at our best for the majority of the season, but we have shown great character to rescue points from being behind on a number of occasions. Of course, ideally we would like to be scoring the first goal instead of chasing games next season."

Jermaine: Last game of the season, nothing to play for and Mourinho couldn't even find a place on the bench for a couple of the young bucks

Robin: Hoping City can score nine at St Mary's today as I feel the Swans only have one goal in them

Dave: Marvelous job Mark Hughes has done at Southampton. Getting them from the depths of 17th to the dizzy heights of 17th

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Just the one change for Southampton after the 1-0 win at Swansea in midweek - and it's enforced.

Polish defender Jan Bednarek is out with a head injury so Japan's Maya Yoshida comes into the side.

Manolo Gabbiadini, whose winner on Tuesday all but secured safety, is again on the bench.

Southampton XI: McCarthy, Cedric, Yoshida, Stephens, Hoedt, Bertrand, Tadic, Hojbjerg, Romeu, Redmond, Austin.

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Four changes for Manchester City from the side that started the 3-1 midweek win over Brighton.

John Stones, Raheem Sterling, Kevin de Bruyne and Fabian Delph return in place of Vincent Kompany, Oleksandr Zinchenko, Yaya Toure and Gabriel Jesus.

Youngsters Phil Foden, 17, and Brahim Díaz, 18, need to make an appearance to receive a medal. Both are on the bench.

Fernandinho captains the side.

Man City XI: Bravo, Danilo, Stones, Laporte, Delph, De Bruyne, Fernandinho, Gundogan, Sterling, Bernardo Silva, Sane.

Four changes to Arsene Wenger's final starting XI. Petr Cech is out so David Ospina starts in goal. Alexandre Lacazette, Shkodran Mustafi and Hector Bellerin also come in. Retiring defender Per Mertesacker is on the bench.

Arsenal: Ospina, Bellerin, Holding, Mustafi, Kolasinac, Iwobi, Elneny, Ramsey, Mkhitaryan, Lacazette, Aubameyang. Subs: Mertesacker, Monreal, Welbeck, Maitland-Niles, Macey, Nketiah, Willock.

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Huddersfield also make four changes - Tom Ince returns from injury and Alex Pritchard, Florent Hadergjonaj and Steve Mounie all start. Dean Whitehead, who retires after this game, is a substitute.

Huddersfield: Lossl, Hadergjonaj, Jorgensen, Schindler, Kongolo, Lowe, Pritchard, Mooy, Hogg, Ince, Mounie. Subs: Smith, Whitehead, Billing, Sabiri, Coleman, Depoitre, Stankovic.

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Liverpool manager Jugen Klopp makes two changes to the side that lost 1-0 to Chelsea last weekend.

Nathaniel Clyne drops to the bench and James Milner is also out - he is not in the match day squad.

Young forward Dominic Solanke starts and captain Jordan Henderson returns to the midfield.

Liverpool XI: Karius, Alexander-Arnold, van Dijk, Lovren, Robertson, Wijnaldum, Henderson, Mane, Solanke, Salah, Firmino.

Subs: Clyne, Klavan, Moreno, Lallana, Mignolet, Ings, Woodburn.

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Brighton boss Chris Hughton makes four changes to the side that lost 3-1 at Manchester City on Wednesday.

Bruno, Pascal Gross, Jose Izquierdo and Leonardo Ulloa all drop out as Ezequiel Schelotto, Solly March, Beram Kayal and Jurgen Locadia come in. Top scorer Glenn Murray remains on the bench.

Brighton XI: Ryan, Schelotto, Dunk, Duffy, Bong, Propper, Stephens, Kayal, Knockaert, March, Locadia.

Subs: Murray, Goldson, Krul, Suttner, Gross, Saltor, Ulloa.

Newcastle make just one change - an enforced one - to the side that lost to Tottenham in midweek.

On-loan winger Kenedy is unable to face his parent club, so Jacob Murphy steps in.

Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Yedlin, Lascelles, Lejeune, Dummett, Diame, Shelvey, Ritchie, Perez, Murphy, Gayle.

Chelsea name a much-changed side with manager Antonio Conte having next week's FA Cup final against Manchester United in mind. Eight changes in all.

Ross Barkley plays for the first time since January, while Eden Hazard, Thibaut Courtois, Gary Cahill, Emerson Palmieri, Tiemoue Bakayoko, Victor Moses and Olivier Giroud all start.

Out go Willy Caballero, Antonio Rudiger, Davide Zappacosta, Cesc Fabregas, Marcos Alonso, Willian, Pedro, Alvaro Morata.

Chelsea XI: Courtois, Azpilicueta, Christensen, Cahill, Zappacosta, Palmieri, Barkley, Kante, Bakayoko, Moses, Giroud.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Wayne Rooney's numbers aren’t bad – about one goal every three games and he’s playing deep now. He’s still scoring and creating but can he do it to the level he wants?

It’s unfair to compare him to the player he was five years ago. There’s a lot of miles on that clock. He was a stunning player in the past.

I think he’s got another year left on him in the Premier League, if managed properly.

He's got the physique that was a help for him in the early days - but it’s the type of physique that could easily have blown up and put on a few stones if he didn’t take care of himself properly.

Chelsea

Remember Ross Barkley? Yep, him. The injury-hit England midfielder makes only his second league start for Chelsea - his first appearance since 31 January.

John Roder
Match of the Day commentator

West Ham and Everton will surely want to consign this season to the history books.

It's been an unsatisfactory and sometimes turbulent campaign, with both clubs changing managers in an attempt to make progress.

Injury has denied Wayne Rooney the chance to make a possible Premier League farewell before a move to MLS in the United States, while David Moyes may be in charge of West Ham for the final time.

Everton will finish in the top 10, while West Ham only secured their Premier League place last weekend. The end-of-season report for both clubs probably is 'could and should do better'.

Huddersfield Town

Patrick Stewart added: "I hope everyone at the club has a fantastic break over the summer because they deserve it. I’m sure there will be some reforming over the off-season.

"We will be looking to start again, and maybe slightly differently to this year. One of the areas we need to address is the lack of goals and I’m sure they will target that this summer."

Everton

Wayne Rooney is not in the Everton squad. The club said he has been struggling with a knee injury, he is also being linked to MLS side DC United. Make of that what you will...

Has the former England skipper played his last game for his boyhood club before a move across the pond?