Liverpool clinch top-four place, Chelsea lose at Newcastle
Man City strike late to reach 100 points
Swansea beaten by Stoke and relegated
Arsenal win at Huddersfield in Wenger's final game
Christian Fuchs (OG, 53 mins)
I really really hope there isn't someone still stuck in the hot dog queue at Wembley...
Erik Lamela in the thick of things again for Spurs, poking goalwards and the ball diverting in off Christian Fuchs' knee.
Image source, ReutersSwansea 1-2 Stoke
Xherdan Shaqiri! Steps up, tame, saved by Lukasz Fabianski. Poor.
Image source, ReutersDominic Solanke (53 mins)
What a way to score your first goal in a Liverpool shirt!
Dominic Solanke wriggles into the Brighton box and rifles into the top corner. Added kudos for pinging it off the underside of the bar.
Liverpool, barring a miracle, are going to finish in the top-four.
Image source, Getty ImagesSwansea 1-2 Stoke
Handball?! Given.
Crystal Palace 0-0 West Brom
The Palace fans unfurl a large, three-tiered banner: 'From the terraces, to the dugout - one Roy Hodgson.'
Who would have imagined that this time last year? Not me.
Burnley 1-0 Bournemouth
Jeff Hendrick caps another very nice Burnley move with a shot straight at Asmir Begovic.
Erik Lamela (48 mins)
No sign of the entertainment stopping yet...
Tottenham pull a goal back almost immediately, Erik Lamela tapping in a Kyle Walker-Peters cross from the right. Not a flicker of emotion on Lamala's face or that of his boss Mauricio Pochettino...
Image source, Getty ImagesSouthampton 0-0 Man City
City getting closer to their fluent best as Raheem Sterling links up well with Kevin de Bruyne - but a clearance into his shins flies just wide.
Man Utd 1-0 Watford
Every time I look over to Old Trafford there's a man injured. This time it's Andre Gray holding his head after a corner. Troy Deeney is out to warm up.
Kelechi Iheanacho (47 mins)
Pick that out! Kelechi Iheanacho finally shows why Leicester were willing to part with £25m for him with a rasper.
The former Manchester City man outmuscles Victor Wanyama in midfield - no mean feat - and then rifles in a 20-yard left-footer into the top right corner. Clean as a whistle.
Image source, Reuters
Newcastle 1-0 Chelsea
The first bit of action sees Eden Hazard smash a cross straight into Jamaal Lascelles', erm, you-know-whats. Every man inside St James' Park winces...
Burnley 1-0 Bournemouth
Close! Bournemouth force a corner, Josh King brings the ball down and sees his shot blocked before Nathan Ake has a header deflected narrowly wide. Unlucky.
Southampton 0-0 Man City
There's now basically no chance of Southampton going down so Manchester City may as well get the win which will take them to 100 points. John Stones is mighty close to reaching a free-kick and touching it in.
For the final time this Premier League season... game(s) on. We're rolling again at virtually every ground, although a few stragglers in London - in Wembley and Stratford - are keeping us waiting...
Southampton 0-0 Man City
We are under way at Southampton...
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Salah bagged his 32nd of the campaign with Liverpool's opener, beating the previous record set by Luis Suarez, Alan Shearer and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Tottenham 1-2 Leicester
Harry Kane had just five touches in that half.
One of them resulted in a goal but he was very quiet.
One more for the England striker will take him to 30 Premier League goals for the season - something he has not yet achieved.
Man Utd 1-0 Watford
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
David de Gea collected Manchester United's player of the season award for the fourth time ahead of kick-off.
De Gea is not even on the bench today but his deputy Sergio Romero clearly wants to impress as well.
The Argentina keeper just touched that brilliantly round the post.
Romero is one of those United players whose future is not entirely certain.
If he has a good World Cup, a number of clubs may offer him more regular games than he can get at United with De Gea in his way.
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Lifa: Michael Emenalo certainly left a sinking ship. You have to wonder who has been making the signings at Chelsea. No way does this bunch deserve a place in the Champions League.
Johnny: Chelsea's performance almost as awful as the new kit. Zero passion anywhere on the field, we need young, hungry players to rebuild. Time to have faith in youth, finally!
Al: Not only does Kane trail Salah at HT but his club also trails the latter's.