Summary

  • Watford and Bournemouth relegated from Premier League

  • Aston Villa survive after 1-1 draw at West Ham

  • Man Utd & Chelsea qualify for Champions League

  • Leicester miss out after final-day loss to Man Utd

  • Tottenham draw at Palace to edge Wolves to Europa League spot

  • Liverpool beat Newcastle, Man City see off Norwich

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance and Emma Sanders

  1. Chelsea 0-0 Wolves

    Willy Caballero claws an awkward cross out from off his line and it's headed frantically out for a corner.

    Wolves are getting a few half-chances...

  2. goal

    GOAL - Arsenal 3-1 Watford

    Troy Deeney (Pen 43 mins)

    That's how you take a penalty! Both feet off the ground, Troy Deeney smashes the ball bang down the middle and into the net.

    Have Watford given themselves a sliver of a chance?

  3. CLOSE!

    Leicester 0-0 Man Utd

    Paul Pogba spins a ball into the box. It bounces awkwardly for James Justin and Marcus Rashford should score.

    He's leaning back as he shoots and ends up scuffing it well wide. Golden. Chance.

  4. PENALTY TO WATFORD

    Arsenal 3-0 Watford

    Now then! Comeback on?

    Danny Welbeck stretches to get a shot away and he's caught by David Luiz after the ball has gone.

    Penalty given by Mike Dean.

  5. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball or text 81111 (UK only)

    Kartik Venkat: Hard to argue against the general sentiment that Watford have had this coming for a while. Just mad management from the top!

    Watford owners should hang their heads in shame. The "sack to survive" policy that they've obviously adopted has failed the club and the paying fans. Absolutely not the way to run a club.

    Laurie, Cheam

  6. goal

    GOAL - Everton 1-1 Bournemouth

    Moise Kean (41 mins)

    Moise Kean with only his second Premier League goal! A great moment for him but a real blow for Bournemouth.

    It's a tap in as Theo Walcott does well on the right before passing across the face of goal for Kean to knock into the empty net.

    Bournemouth now need to find another goal.

    Moise KeanGetty Images

  7. Chelsea 0-0 Wolves

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  8. 'The opposite to what we expected from Watford'

    Arsenal 3-0 Watford

    Dion Dublin
    Former Aston Villa & Man Utd striker on Final Score

    This is the opposite to what we'd expect from this Watford side, the complete opposite. They're winners as indivuals, but as a team, there have been so many mistakes.

  9. As it stands

    Top four: Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd, Chelsea

    Fifth and sixth: Leicester, Tottenham

    Going down: Norwich, Watford, Bournemouth

  10. Leicester 0-0 Man Utd

    Luke Thomas is in space on the left. He fizzes it into the box and Jamie Vardy's touch is good. Harry Maguire gets his body in the way to clear though.

  11. Chelsea 0-0 Wolves

    Mason Mount whips it in from the right. Olivier Giroud is the target but Willy Boly does excellent to get there first.

    Crucial clearance.

  12. GREAT SAVE!

    Man City 1-0 Norwich

    Norwich won't get a better chance to score than this, as Teemu Pukki runs clear and only has Ederson to beat... but he fires straight at the Manchester City keeper as he darts out of his area.

    That's the kind of finish you get from a striker who hasn't scored in 14 games, but credit to Ederson too and, after Burnley's Nick Pope conceded earlier, if he keeps a clean sheet today then the Golden Glove award is all his.

  13. 'An extreme Hospital pass'

    Arsenal 3-0 Watford

    Chris Sutton
    Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

    I didn’t see it being 3-0 this early to Arsenal.

    It shows the issues of sacking a guy like Nigel Pearson someone who has had so much experience of great escapes and relegation battles. Then you’re asking a rookie like Hayden Mullins to keep them up.

    It’s a hospital pass in the extreme.

  14. goal

    GOAL - Newcastle 1-1 Liverpool

    Virgil van Dijk (38 mins)

    Liverpool are level.

    Newcastle fail to clear a free-kick properly and Virgil van Dijk is still in the box when Liverpool attack again to meet Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's right-wing cross. It's a perfect looping header into the top corner which gives the Newcastle keeper no chance.

  15. Chelsea 0-0 Wolves

    Marcos Alonso has a shot blocked by Willy Boly on the left side of the box. Bodies everywhere!

  16. West Ham 0-0 Aston Villa

    The neutrals wanting drama will want a West Ham goal now to fully blow up the relegation battle. Declan Rice has battered a 30-yarder wide but that's about as close as they've come.

  17. 'I can't believe this performance from Watford'

    Arsenal 3-0 Watford

    Garth Crooks
    Former Tottenham Hotspur striker on Final Score

    Any defender will tell you, don't allow the ball to bounce in the box. Craig Dawson, again, was a bit half-hearted. I can't believe this performance from Watford, I really can't. Poor Hayden Mullins, sat there on the sideline, hasnt a clue what to do. I don't think there's anything he can do.

    I would give anything, anything, to be in that dressing room at half-time to see what's said. This is abject.

  18. Chelsea 0-0 Wolves

    Raul Jimenez is in the wars today. He's recovered from that head clash earlier but it sent flying by another tasty challenge.

    Adama Traore, who was sent to warm up a few minutes ago, could be on earlier than expected!

  19. Race for the golden boot

    Arsenal 3-0 Watford

    Arsenal

    1. Jamie Vardy - 23
    2. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - 22
    3. Danny Ings - 21

  20. Everton 0-1 Bournemouth

    Gylfi Sigurdsson drives a shot from distance well over the bar as Everton try to muster a response. In truth, Bournemouth are pretty comfortable.