Tom Finn: The Mrs & kid brother over to ours all in Red. Been up since 6am (Canadian time) just watching all the highlights of the season #LFC, external#CanadianScouser, external#NotCryingYet, external#WillBe, external

Andy Clarke: Up until now it's been surreal. Champions for a month and some average performances but the image of them lifting the trophy will become iconic because of the circumstances surrounding it

David de Gea needs one more clean sheet to surpass Peter Schmeichel’s 112 Premier League shutouts for Manchester United; should he do so, he will have the most clean sheets of any goalkeeper for the club in the competition.

Will he keep his place tonight? Team news coming up.

Yes Liverpool fans, it finally has your name on.

There's some proper footballing drama tonight, too.

After 45 games and almost 12 months of a season interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic, almost everything in English football's second tier is still to be decided.

Who will finish second and claim the huge financial rewards of a place in the top flight? Who will grab the final couple of play-off places? And who will drop down into League One?

Catch up on what's up for grabs here. And I'll steer you the way of a designated live page for that jamboree later on.

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But, to be absolutely clear, just stay at home, alright?

Police have moved to dispel rumours that Liverpool will appear outside the club's stadium after the team lifts the Premier League trophy.

Fans have been urged not to repeat the widespread gatherings that greeted the team's title victory.

Police said rumours the players would celebrate outside the ground were "100%" not true.

Merseyside Police's dedicated Liverpool FC Twitter account posted a tweet , externaldirectly addressing fans.

It read: "Rumours are circulating on social media about the team making an appearance outside Anfield tonight.

"This 100% will NOT happen. The only place to watch tonight's celebrations is on TV. Please listen to the advice of your manager and players. It's what they want."

Liverpool fans, talk to us. Was winning the title the key moment for you? Has the main outlet of joy already happened?

Or does seeing the trophy be lifted really matter? Have you made plans to watch this evening - and if so, what? Send us your set-up.

Chelsea, who are one point clear of fifth place, just need to beat either Liverpool or Wolves in their last two games to be sure of a top-four spot.

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Manchester United - the Premier League's form team - will guarantee a top-four finish if they pick up four points in their final two games.

Starting tonight.

There are two full matches before we get the trophy lift and presentation and the wholly unnecessary fact of an 8.15pm kick-off means we're in for a long night.

Here's what's at stake on the pitch...

Manchester United v West Ham (18:00 BST)

Liverpool v Chelsea (20:15 BST)

For Barnes and Beardsley, read Mo and Mane

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The circumstances are truly extraordinary but it's a big deal for Reds all over the world.

But first...

But tonight Liverpool fans get to see their team lift the league trophy once again.

It's changed a bit, the game has changed a bit, the world has changed a lot...

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But tonight, they go again.