Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves goalscorer Leander Dendoncker speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It felt very good to score and get the three points. I was close the last few games and I wanted to score.

"I felt bad after the FA Cup semi-final because I fouled Troy Deeney for the penalty so I felt guilty for that. I was happy I could give something back today and hope we can finish seventh now and go into Europe.

"We have taken it game-by-game because the teams behind us are following close so today was a very important win to maintain seventh and I think we did well.

"It's a great team, great club and great fans, backing us home and away. They are pushing us forward every time. We have one very tough game left but I'm glad we could finish our home season well."

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves captain Conor Coady speaking to the Premier League: "We wanted to make sure we ended with a win. We love playing at Molineux, it has put us where we want to be and we will just enjoy it now.

"We have enjoyed every minute of it this year, it has been a fantastic season for us. It's incredible, this time last year we dreamed of playing in the Premier League and we have lived our dream."

West Ham United

West Ham's Marko Arnautovic speaking to Sky Sports: "The manager kept saying we must win this last game at home, the fans wanted to see that, we did a great game, we're happy and I think the fans are also.

"We played very well, defensively, in midfield, attacking - we created a lot of chances. It's a nice finish but it's still not the end, there's one game to go."

Have to say I am big fan of the players and their families heading out on to the pitch after the final home game of the season - plenty of kids kitted out in claret and blue enjoying a walk on the pitch at the London Stadium.

No mistaking Mark Noble's little lad, the spit of his dad...

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Sport

Neil Warnock's tactics have been old-school in that his side are in your face - they harry, press, tackle and rely a lot on corners and set-pieces - but to be honest with you, they had to be.

Whatever happens now, they have had a good season in that they gave it a go, and can have no regrets from that side of things.

Palace have been down near the bottom of the table themselves, but it never felt as if they were in that much danger of the drop, especially once they sorted out their attack.

Michy Batshuayi has not scored a tonne of goals since joining on loan from Chelsea in January but he has got some important ones, and given them something different up front. Having Christian Benteke back in the mix has obviously helped them be more potent as well.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

There's an air of resignation about the Cardiff City Stadium today, where the home fans seem to have reluctantly accepted that their team are likely to go down.

Realistically, Cardiff need to beat Crystal Palace today and win away at Manchester United on the final weekend, while hoping Brighton lose to Arsenal and Manchester City.

It's a tall order but it's not all doom and gloom. The common refrain among most Cardiff supporters is that they couldn't have asked for more effort from their side, who were written off at the start of the season and at least still have some sort of chance - however slim - of clawing their way to safety.

All the reaction to those games coming right up, as well as build-up to Cardiff's huge clash with Crystal Palace.

And it's all over at Molineux.

Don't think any of those involved in Wolves' late triple change got a touch.

A comfortable win for West Ham.

Image source, PA

Jules, Pinner: Do West Ham now hold the Premier League record for names with a Z in them on the subs bench?!

Into added time, but Wolves are changing their goalkeeper...

Off goes Rui Patricio, on comes Will Norris.

Wolves are still pushing for a second at Molineux. A well-worked free-kick routine forces the visitors to head behind for a corner.

Into three minutes added on at London Stadium.

Ryan Babel drills an effort against the post, but he'd already been called up for a foul.

Meanwhile, Fulham have sent on Harvey Elliott - he's just 16 years and 30 days old.

So close to the hat-trick for Marko Arnautovic.

Lucas Perez wriggles down the right, cuts inside and tees up his striker partner.

Arnautovic takes a touch and bends one towards the far post, but it's just wide.

Gasps around the London Stadium.

Tim Ream gets away with one on the edge of his own box.

Far too casual from the Fulham defender and it's nearly pinched off him.

Fulham have done little to suggest they can find an equaliser at Wolves.

It's the hosts looking more likely to add to their lead.

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Marko Arnautovic is going to hit it from way out... Fraser Forster calmly watches it past his post.