Chris Clee: Team - Southampton 2/10

Manager (Pellegrino) - 2/10 Manager (Hughes) - 7/10

Best Player - Alex McCarthy stepped up when Forster hit abysmal form and has basically kept us up (bar a 9-goal swing)

Worst Player - Sofiane Boufal. All tricks, little result.

Metin: Chelsea 5/10. Real regression from last season, but that feels like Chelsea in a nutshell recently.

Manager: 5/10. Conte has not helped himself this season, but hasn't been helped either, so a vicious circle.

Best player: N'Golo Kante. Worst: Bakayoko

Stoke City

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Former Stoke midfielder Liam Lawrence was on BBC World Service’s Sportsworld yesterday:

"The whole place is in mourning at the minute, the fans are absolutely devastated. I’m a Stoke fan as well myself, after playing for the club. It’s a hard-working city, working-class people and they just want their teams to be hard-working and give everything for the shirt.

"And this season I’ve got to touch on it, the recruitment side has been dreadful.

"The players that they’ve brought in over the last 12-18 months have not been good enough and they’ve been the wrong characters. When they wear the shirt they don’t give their all."

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

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I was knocked out by Stoke and called them Stokealona for a time. Mark Hughes had a certain style for a certain period. He completely and utterly tried to change what the club was. The problem was Arnautovic wasn’t trustworthy every week, Bojan had a dreadful injury. Affelay has disappeared, Shaqiri is on and off.

They changed Stoke City, everyone knew what they were. Jon Walters was a big one for me to let go. He gave so much. It was like having an extra player in your team.

Don Hutchison
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

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Stoke have a very imbalanced, ageing squad. They let Imbula go out on loan, he was their record singing. Bojan is out on loan, which is ridiculous. Jese didn’t work. They have a core of good players, like Butland and Bauer - who has been their best player.

There’s still enough know-how in that dressing room to be nowhere near the bottom three.

At West Ham we went down on a record 42 points. In December I thought we’d be alright, we had Di Canio, Joe Cole, David James, Tomas Repka. But the games start going and you know you’re in trouble by the start of February.

One of today's 'key' games comes at Swansea, who could mathematically still escape with a big win coupled with a big thrashing for Southampton at the hands of the champions.

But Stoke have already succumbed to the drop. What's gone wrong at the Potters?

You can even get a special Motty programme at Selhurst Park.

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Oooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!

Today we also say goodbye to legendary football commentator John Motson, who is to be celebrated with a special night of BBC shows on 19 May.

BBC Two will dedicate an evening of shows to the 72-year-old - popularly known as 'Motty' - who is retiring after 50 years with the corporation.

Motson's final Match of the Day commentary is Crystal Palace v West Brom. Sheepskins out.

West Ham United

West Ham forward Jordan Hugill could make his first start since joining the club in January, with Javier Hernandez still nursing a knee injury.

Pedro Obiang and James Collins might be involved after spells on the sidelines.

Everton's Wayne Rooney has a knee problem and will not be risked but Theo Walcott could return from a calf issue.

Defender Mason Holgate, who has not played since mid-March because of an ankle injury, is in contention for a place in the squad.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham's Serge Aurier, Mousa Dembele, Kieran Trippier and Victor Wanyama all face fitness tests.

Eric Dier returns after missing the win over Newcastle through illness, but Harry Winks remains unavailable.

Leicester are still without Ben Chilwell, Robert Huth, Daniel Amartey, Vicente Iborra, Wilfred Ndidi, Matty James and Shinji Okazaki.

Danny Simpson and Kasper Schmeichel could also miss out, and Marc Albrighton is suspended.

Swansea City

Leon Britton and Angel Rangel will make their final Swansea appearances at home to Stoke on Sunday.

The long-serving pair are expected to feature as substitutes in a game that is likely to confirm Swansea's relegation from the Premier League.

Stoke boss Paul Lambert has pledged to field his strongest available team.

Eric Choupo-Moting has returned to training after a groin problem but will not feature, while Bruno Martins Indi and Kostas Stafylidis are also out.

Southampton

Southampton's Jan Bednarek will miss the visit of Manchester City after suffering a head injury in the crucial 1-0 win at Swansea on Tuesday.

Midfielder Mario Lemina has not trained this week due to a hamstring injury and will be assessed.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is set to make changes, with Ederson, Kevin de Bruyne and Raheem Sterling among those likely to return.

Forward Sergio Aguero is City's only injury concern with a knee problem.

Newcastle United

Newcastle will be without on-loan midfielder Kenedy as the Brazilian is ineligible to face his parent club.

Forward Islam Slimani is suspended, while Ciaran Clark and Christian Atsu remain sidelined.

Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois is available after recovering from a minor back injury.

Antonio Conte could rotate his side after the 1-1 midweek draw with Huddersfield, with Eden Hazard and Olivier Giroud likely to earn recalls.

Manchester United

Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick will start as captain in his final league game for the club.

Manager Jose Mourinho has confirmed that Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford and Sergio Romero will also start.

Romelu Lukaku remains sidelined with an ankle injury, while Marouane Fellaini is doubtful due to a muscle problem.

Midfielder Nathaniel Chalobah could make his first Watford appearance since September after recovering from a fractured kneecap.

Huddersfield Town

Huddersfield's Tom Ince will hope to be involved, having returned from injury as an unused substitute in midweek.

Michael Hefele, Danny Williams and Elias Kachunga remain sidelined.

Arsenal defender Konstantinos Mavropanos is suspended as a result of his red card against Leicester.

Laurent Koscielny heads a long list of injury absentees, but Alexandre Lacazette and Jack Wilshere could return for Arsene Wenger's final match in charge of the Gunners.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace full-back Joel Ward is expected to be available to face West Brom despite being substituted with an ankle problem last weekend.

Jason Puncheon could also be in contention for his first appearance since suffering a knee injury on New Year's Eve.

West Brom caretaker manager Darren Moore says he may make changes to his relegated side.

Injured midfielders Gareth Barry and James Morrison are the only absentees.

Burnley

Departing Burnley pair Scott Arfield and Dean Marney will hope to overcome injury problems to be involved against Bournemouth.

Ben Mee, Ashley Barnes, Steven Defour and Robbie Brady all remain out.

Harry Arter and Adam Smith will both miss the game for Bournemouth because of respective Achilles and knee ligament injuries.

Junior Stanislas is still working his way back from knee trouble and won't be involved either.

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Swansea are almost certain to be playing Championship football in 2018-19.

Their 1-0 home defeat by relegation rivals Southampton on Tuesday means they occupy 18th place in the table heading into the final day, three points and nine goals worse off than the Saints.

The only glimmer of hope for the Swans is that they face relegated Stoke at home, while Southampton take on Manchester City, who have scored a record 105 goals this season.