Michael Brown
Former Manchester City and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Riyad Mahrez starting is a big shock, maybe Kevin de Bruyne was not fit enough, but you thought he would have gone with Phil Foden in midfield or Leroy Sane wide. It is hit and miss because of his consistency.

It is a massive opportunity for Mahrez - it is a game he can do well in. I’m just wondering what Pep Guardiola was thinking about it. Maybe that was that the one position he wasn’t sure about.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes five changes to his Manchester United side, with Chris Smalling, Jesse Lingard, Andreas Pereira, Diogo Dalot and Mason Greenwood all starting.

Juan Mata drops to the bench while Alexis Sanchez, Victor Lindelof, Luke Shaw and Nemanja Matic miss out entirely.

Man Utd starting XI: De Gea, Jones, Pogba, Rashford, Smalling, Lingard, Pereira, Young, Dalot, McTominay, Greenwood

Subs: Romero, Mata, Martial, Fred, Valencia, Garner, Gomes

It's just the two changes for Cardiff City. Kenneth Zohore and Leandro Bacuna are in. Danny Ward drops to the bench and Victor Camarasa is out with a dead leg.

Cardiff starting XI: Etheridge, Peltier, Bennett, Morrison, Ecuele Manga, Zohore, Murphy, De Cordova-Reid, Bacuna, Gunnarsson, Mendez-Laing

Subs: Murphy, Richards, Ward, Cunningham, Harris, Healey, Junior Hoilett

Crystal Palace have made two changes for their final game of the season against Bournemouth at Selhurst Park.

Patrick van Aanholt comes in for the injured Scott Dann while Max Meyer replaces Jordan Ayew.

Goalkeeper Julian Speroni is not in the squad. He will leave the club after 15 years at the end of the season but asked Roy Hodgson not to pick him for sentimental reasons.

Palace XI: Guaita, Ward, Van Aanholt, Milivojevic, Meyer, Townsend, Zaha, McArthur, Batshuayi, Wan-Bissaka, Kelly

Subs: Hennessey, Kouyate, Benteke, Wickham, Sako, Dreher, Riedewald

Bournemouth are unchanged from last week's win over Tottenham.

Teenage goalkeeper Mark Travers starts again in goal after an impressive debut.

Bournemouth XI: Travers, Cook, Ake, Lerma, Ibe, Wilson, Smith, King, Clyne, Fraser, Simpson.

Subs: Boruc, Mousset, Hyndman, Taylor, Mepham, Butcher, Surridge

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Watford make two changes from the side that lost at Chelsea last Sunday.

Player-of-the-season Etienne Capoue is back after a slight groin problem and Christian Kabasele replaces Adrian Mariappa at the back.

Watford XI: Foster, Femenia, Kabasele, Cathcart, Holebas, Doucoure, Hughes, Capoue, Pereyra, Deulofeu, Deeney.

Subs: Gomes, Janmaat, Mariappa, Success, Masina, Chalobah, Gray.

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West Ham also make two changes to the team that beat Southampton at the London Stadium.

Declan Rice and Felipe Anderson have both recovered from a virus and they come in for Pedro Obiang and Grady Diangana.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Fredericks, Balbuena, Diop, Masuaku, Rice, Noble, Anderson, Lanzini, Antonio, Anderson.

Subs: Adrian, Zabaleta, Snodgrass, Sanchez, Hernandez, Wilshere, Ogbonna.

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Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers names an unchanged side from the one that was beaten at Manchester City on Monday.

There are places on the bench for both Danny Simpson and Shinji Okazaki who could make farewell appearances, with both out of contract and set to leave the club this summer.

Leicester: Schmeichel, Pereira, Evans, Maguire, Chilwell, Albrighton, Tielemans, Ndidi, Maddison, Choudhury, Vardy

Subs: Ward, Simpson, Morgan, Gray, Iheanacho, Barnes, Okazaki

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Eden Hazard drops to the bench as Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri makes five changes from the side that won against Watford in their last Premier League outing.

Kepa Arrizabalaga, Mateo Kovacic and Andreas Christensen are also substitutes with N'Golo Kante absent entirely. That means Willy Caballero, Ross Barkley, Davide Zappacosta, Willian and Ruben Loftus-Cheek all start.

There is also a place on the bench for England Under-17 World Cup winner, Marc Guehi.

Chelsea: Caballero, Zappacosta, Azpilicueta, Luiz, Alonso, Jorginho, Barkley, Loftus-Cheek, Pedro, Willian, Higuain

Subs: Kepa, Hazard, Kovacic, Giroud, Christensen, Emerson, Guehi

Ralph Hasenhuttl has made four changes to his Southampton side that were comfortably beaten at West Ham last weekend.

Angus Gunn starts in goal while James Ward-Prowse returns to the starting XI. There is also room for Nathan Redmond and Oriol Romeu in midfield.

Southampton XI: Gunn, Stephens, Bednarek, Valery, Romeu, Ward-Prowse, Bertrand, Redmond, Hojbjerg, Long, Ings

Subs: Forster, Austin, Armstrong, Lemina, Jones, Targett, Sims

Huddersfield also make four changes from the side that drew with Man Utd, for their final Premier League game after a two-year stay in the top flight.

Joel Coleman starts in goal while Alex Pritchard returns in midfield. Defenders Tommy Smith and Jon Gorenc Stankovic are also named in the starting XI.

Huddersfield XI: Coleman, Smith, Schindler, Stankovic, Kongolo, Hogg, Bacuna, Mooy, Grant, Mbenza, Pritchard

Subs: Lossl, Kachunga, Diakhaby, Mounie, Duhaney, Daly, Rowe

Scott Parker makes two changes to the Fulham XI that started in the 1-0 defeat at Wolves.

Tim Ream and Ryan Babel make way for Alfie Mawson and Floyd Ayite.

Full-back Denis Odoi remains out with concussion.

Fulham: Sergio Rico, Christie, Mawson, Le Marchand, Bryan, Chambers, Zambo, Ayite, Cairney, Ryan Sessegnon, Mitrovic.

Subs: Kebano, Babel, Ream, Ramirez, De La Torre, Steven Sessegnon, Elliott.

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Newcastle also make two changes, from the line-up that started in the 3-2 defeat at home by Liverpool.

Ki Sung-yueng has a knee injury so in comes Mohamed Diame. Jonjo Shelvey joins him in midfield.

And Javier Manquillo is not in the matchday squad which probably means Matt Ritchie or Isaac Hayden will move into defence.

Academy graduates Lewis Cass and Kelland Watts make the bench.

Newcastle: Dubravka, Hayden, Schar, Lascelles, Dummett, Ritchie, Perez, Shelvey, Diame, Atsu, Rondon.

Subs:Clark, Muto, Kenedy, Fernandez, Darlow, Cass, Watts.

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Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

So it has come to this - nine months distilled to 90 minutes.

This Liverpool team's ethic was summed up perfectly by Mohammed Salah's choice of t-shirt, external as he joined the throng willing Liverpool to victory over Barcelona.

But can Anfield scatter its magic again? Can Brighton show the same resolve at the Amex against Manchester City? Logic suggests that, at the final whistle, the noise from Anfield will be of defiance and not delirium.

Nuno Espirito Santo's Wolves have already amassed more points than any other Premier League newcomer since 2001. They will finish the season in the top half of the top flight for only the second time in 45 seasons. They are not the opponent Liverpool would choose for such a denouement.

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Brighton make two changes from the side that drew with Arsenal last week, with Beram Kayal in for Dale Stephens and Anthony Knockaert replacing Solly March.

Brighton XI: Ryan, Bruno, Duffy, Dunk, Bernardo, Kayal, Bissouma, Gross, Jahanbakhsh, Knockaert, Murray.

Subs: Button, Bong, Locadia, Andone, Montoya, Burn, Molumby.

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Manchester City make one change to the side that beat Leicester last time out, with Riyad Mahrez in for Phil Foden, who is not in the squad. Kevin de Bruyne returns to the bench after recovering from a hamstring injury.

Man City XI: Ederson, Walker, Kompany, Laporte, Zinchenko, Gundogan, David Silva, Bernardo Silva, Mahrez, Sterling, Aguero.

Subs: Muric, Danilo, Stones, De Bruyne, Sane, Otamendi, Jesus.

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Rather incredibly I'm reliably informed that the lead of the Premier League has only changed hands once on the final day of the season - the Agueroooooooo season when Phli Jones' face dropped at Sunderland.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Amex Stadium

"Stand Or Fall For Sussex By The Sea" reads the banner behind the goal where Brighton's goalkeepers are currently warming up - and it is the message Manchester City's players will take into today's game.

Manchester City's task is simple and in their own hands but it would be out of keeping with the season - and indeed this week - if this was not a day of nerve-shredding tension.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Anfield

Mo Salah's presence in the Liverpool starting line-up evidently strengthens his case to retain the Golden Boot.

The Egyptian goes into the final day two clear of Sergio Aguero, team-mate Sadio Mane and Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Salah aiming to become the first Liverpool player to finish top scorer two years running since Michael Owen.

Mohamed Salah is back in the Liverpool team after missing the Barcelona game with concussion. The other change to the starting XI sees Georginio Wijnaldum, who scored twice as a sub against Barca, get back into the team.

Divock Origi keeps his place. James Milner and Xherdan Shaqiri drop to the bench.

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Wolves are unchanged from their 1-0 win over Fulham. No injury problems so it's as you'd expect from them.

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Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Klopp treats everybody at the club the same as he would Mo Salah. He gets the place – the players, the supporters, even us old duffers that played here. His man-management is as good as Shanks.

Liverpool

Two changes for Liverpool from the team who shocked Barcelona and Europe - Mo Salah and two-goal hero Gini Wijnaldum start. As does Divock 'cast me a statue in bronze; Origi.

Manchester City

There's just one change from the Manchester City team who beat Leicester on Monday night. £60m signing Riyad Mahrez starts in place of Phil Foden.

Pep and his cardigan are out for their traditional early sit in the dugout.

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Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Liverpool have had a fabulous season, they don’t change the way they play and they are good enough to take everybody on.

Here's what's at stake again for the two clubs at the top.

If Manchester City beat Brighton they are champions. Anything else and they risk leaving the door ajar for Liverpool.

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