Bournemouth

Bournemouth defender Steve Cook: "It wasn't to be, we did our side of the bargain and when you rely on other results it's always difficult. We showed today how good we can be and it makes you wonder what if?

"It's extremely difficult to take, it hasn't sunk in yet but it's a sad day. This is the dream land and we've dropped out of it.

"I feel for the fans because when they come back it won't be to Premier League football. It was in our hands last week and we therw it away."

Confirmation of the top four.

Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea are in the Champions League.

Leicester have to settle for a place in the Europa League alongside Tottenham. Wolves COULD still join them depending on those results in other competitions.

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LancsIron: Decent effort by Bournemouth be interesting to see how they react. Will they bounce back or return to a run of the mill EFL club? Been punching above their weight but done a great job of it and let all the others smaller clubs dream it can be done...

sajamor: Although the more exciting, skilful Bournemouth are a bigger loss to the Premier League I can't help feeling sorry for Watford. Yes, Arsenal did help them out with some below par defending but they were an excellent match for the Gunners.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa goalkeeper Pepe Reina talking to BT Sport: "It's been hard. We never give up. Seemed impossible a few weeks ago but we kept believing.

"A turning point for all the lads, I have one or two years left on my career, but this is massive for the club for everyone. They are still a Premier League club.

"I am not hanging up the gloves. I still have a good two years left. I will go back to Milan because I have one more year there."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "It hurts. I'm trying to keep it together, I'm really sad for the fans of this club. They've not been here for the last part of the journey and that makes it harder.

"It's a time for refecltion, a time to see what the next step is. Everything at the club is based around staying in the Premier League and I'll speak to the people that I need to speak to. It's a very quick turnaround and we have to make the right decisions now.

"It's small margins, there has been loads of moments during the season, it's never down to one thing. As the manager I make hundreds of decisions and I haven't been good enough this season.

"Throughout the season there are ebbs and flows, I'm not going to sit here and criticise the players in any way, I have to back them and support them. First I have to look at myself and that I will do.

"My commitment, I can't question. It is not down to a lack of effort. I am so sorry for the fans, you never plan not to achieve. I always wanted to bring success to the club and to play an entertaining sort of football, that's always the aim."

What does it mean for Wolves?

Defeat for them today means they missed out on a sixth-place finish in the table. They could still get European football though.

If Chelsea win the FA Cup, the Europa League spots extend to seventh place.

If Wolves win this season's Europa League, they will automatically qualify for the Champions League.

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

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

Fifth and sixth: Leicester, Tottenham

Relegated: Bournemouth, Watford, Norwich

We will bring you all of the reaction as we get it, of course.

Sedona_Red: If Aston Villa isn't listed as cause of death on my death certificate I will be shocked. Or at least I would be if I wasn't dead at the time.

What a result for Brighton, who finish the season with 41 points - their highest ever Premier League total.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Vindication for Villa, questions were asked after spending big money. They looked dead and buried earlier in the season, and I’m delighted for Dean Smith.

It is absolutely job done, that is all that counts. They’ve got over the line and Villa stay in the Premier League deservedly.

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Saints overturn half-time deficit to claim only their sixth home win of the season.

Manchester United are in the Champions League. Leicester miss out!

Now the celebrations truly start at West Ham's stadium, Jack Grealish on the verge of tears.

Chelsea are in the Champions League.

Wolves finish seventh.

Bournemouth