Andy Reid
Ex-Republic of Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

We don't hear many noises of players desperate to get out of Leicester if they don't qualify for the Champions League. In any football club, the environment is the most important thing - the facilities and the team spirit and atmosphere created around the training ground between the staff, the players and the manager - Leicester have that.

If you enjoy going into work every day you're going to get better because you want to. Brendan Rodgers is probably the best in the business at improving young players and getting them to kick on.

The only issue they may have is that some of their squad are getting on, Jonny Evans, Jamie Vardy, Wes Morgan has retired - there could be big holes with those players when they step out, that need to be filled.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score

Fans being in the stadiums will be extra adrenaline. You have to respond to every goal you score or concede. It is more inspired with the fans.

Today, we have so many big games taking place. The fans will be telling the payers on the pitch what they need to do.

The Leeds United players have been warming up in T-shirts with messages of thanks to departing duo Gaetano Berardi and Pablo Hernandez, while the returning home fans alternate between chants for two players who played key roles in their long-awaited return to the Premier League.

A great atmosphere building at Elland Road ahead of kick-off.

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Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

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There are 10,000 City fans inside Etihad Stadium today, but many more lined the streets outside the ground to greet the players when they arrived - you can just about see the first of the coach in the distance in the photo above - with a special welcome for departing hero Sergio Aguero, who will play his final home game for the club today, if he gets off the bench anyway.

Young City fan Jack Bradley, below, sums up the thoughts of all of them with his message on his home-made trophy. "We just want to see him score a goal today and say goodbye," he told BBC Sport.

You can't beat a bit of tin-foil, can you?

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Darlington Podolski: The moment of the season has to be Brighton v Man United. 5 goals (one was awarded after the final whistle had been blown). 5 woodwork with trossard hitting 3, 2 offside goals, 1 VAR penalty and another waved away and an own goal. Football Madness at it's peak

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Charlie Adam
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is as hard a game that Chelsea can face, Dean Smith will have his Aston Villa side fired up.

Even though it is still six days away, Chelsea will still be thinking about the Champions League final.

N'Golo Kante could be missing and they will not want to risk too many players, this might be one of the games where if Chelsea slip up and Leicester can take full advantage.

That will be a hell of a game against Tottenham.

Aston Villa

Chris Wilder started the season in charge of Sheffield United. He's ending it in the press box at Villa Park.

Wilder is summarising for BBC Radio 5 Live for what is a crucial game for Chelsea. A win and Thomas Tuchel's side will secure third spot and a place in the group stage of next season's Champions League.

They're up against an Aston Villa side cheered on by fans inside their ground for the first time in months. A big roar has just broken out after Jack Grealish led the players out for their warm-up.

And he's not the only one with a smile on his face at Anfield. Even behind the mask we can tell Jurgen Klopp is happy to have the fans back.

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While Nick Pope's injury will be a concern for Gareth Southgate, the England boss will be delighted to see Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson on the bench today.

He's out warming up with a smile on his face in front of the Kop.

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On our Instagram page,, external we've been playfully wondering where Harry Kane will end up next season.

The England captain is understood to be keen to leave Tottenham this summer - and there will surely be many suitors even given the nine-figure fee his signature will likely command.

Kane raved about Kevin de Bruyne's talents during his podcast interview with Gary Neville so is he on the way to The Etihad - or could the red half of Manchester be his destination?

Could a jaunt abroad be on the cards to one of the La Liga giants or might he move much closer to home and join Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea revolution?

Head over to our Instagram page and let us know where you think he should go - or, indeed, should he go at all?

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

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It's 459 days since Manchester City fans were last able to attend a home game.

The skies are grey and a downpour is forecast for kick-off - and for all the celebrations and goodbyes afterwards, but they won't care.

They are back, or at least 10,000 of them are, to see their side lift the Premier League trophy for the third time in four seasons, say goodbye to a legend in Sergio Aguero and give the team a send-off to next week's Champions League final.

It should be quite a day.

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Sergio Aguero is on the bench for Manchester City as Pep Guardiola makes five changes to the side that lost to Brighton in a thriller last time out.

The suspended Joao Cancelo, Bernardo Silva, Rodri, Ilkay Gundogan and Ferran Torres all miss out.

In comes Kyle Walker, Raheem Sterling, Fernandinho, Kevin de Bruyne and Gabriel Jesus for the champions.

Manchester City XI: Ederson, Walker, Stones, Dias, Zinchenko, de Bruyne, Fernandinho, Foden, Mahrez, Jesus, Sterling.

Subs: Steffen, Ake, Gundogan, Aguero, Laporte, Rodrigo, Silva, Torres, Mendy.

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There are two changes for Everton as Yerry Mina and Seamus Coleman drop out in favour of Mason Holgate and Tom Davies.

Remember Everton could, in theory, finish as high as sixth with a win today.

Everton XI: Pickford, Holgate, Godfrey, Keane, Digne, Doucoure, Allan, Davies, Sigurdsson, Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison.

Subs: Virginia, Olsen, Iwobi, Nkounkou, Bernard, Gomes, Coleman, John.

Leicester City

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers, speaking to Sky Sports: "It is amazing. The crowd here are a real lift for us. We felt it at Wembley. It will be great to have 10,000 today. We are really excited about today. It has been two seasons rolled into one really. We have fought in every game and in with a fighting chance of making the top four.

"We have said to the players that whatever happens today, we have had two seasons of fighting and challenging rather than sitting in mid-table. We will see what happens.

"The game will show that the team is a fighting team that is developing, For us to be in the conversation shows what this team is about."

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Fulham manager Scott Parker makes three changes from the side that drew creditably at Old Trafford in midweek.

On-loan goalkeeper Alphone Areola is replaced by last season's number one Marek Rodak with Mario Lemina and Harrison Reed also out for Kenny Tete and Josh Onomah as Parker names only eight substitutes

Fulham XI: Rodak, Tete, Ream, De Cordova-Reid, Adarabioyo, Cavaleiro, Lookman, Bryan, Onomah, Zambo-Anguissa, Carvalho.

Subs: Areola, Hector, Loftus-Cheek, Lemina, Maja, Aina, Francois, Jasper.

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Newcastle Steve Bruce recalls Sean Longstaff in place of Joelinton, knowing his team will better last season's tally of 44 points with victory at Craven Cottage. Both Martin Dubravka and Allan Saint-Maximim are deemed fit to start for the Magpies.

Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Dummett, Ritchie, Fernandez, Krafth, Murphy, S Longstaff, Willock, Shelvey, Almiron, Saint-Maximim.

Subs: Gillespie, Clark, M Longstaff, Schar, Carroll, Gayle, Lewis, Hendrick, Manquillo.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

Roy Hodgson has just walked along the touchline at Anfield to a sound that will have sounded very strange - applause from Liverpool supporters.

It was barely seven or eight games into his short and unhappy reign at Liverpool that he heard loud chants for the return of Sir Kenny Dalglish, who was overlooked when Hodgson was appointed, as manager.

Hodgson, being a gentleman and set for his final game at Crystal Palace, set that treatment to one side and returned the applause.

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Arsenal have made two changes to the side that won 3-1 at Crystal Palace on Wednesday.

After an impressive performance off the bench in midweek, Martin Odegaard is recalled along with Granit Xhaka. The midfield pair come in for Mohamed Elneny and Bukayo Saka.

Arsenal starting XI: Leno, Chambers, Holding, Gabriel, Tierney, Partey, Xhaka, Pepe, Odegaard, Smith Rowe, Aubameyang.

Subs: Saka, Ceballos, Lacazette, Soares, Mari, Elneny, Nketiah, Martinelli, Runarsson.

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Brighton also make two changes after coming from 2-0 down to beat champions Manchester City 3-2 on Tuesday.

Captain Lewis Dunk returns after a two-match ban while Leandro Trossard starts after replacing the injured Danny Welbeck to score in midweek. Welbeck is out with a hamstring injury and Steven Alzate has dropped to the bench.

Brighton starting XI: Sanchez, White, Webster, Dunk, Burn, Gross, Bissouma, Jahanbakhsh, Moder, Trossard, Mac Allister.

Subs: McGill, Karbownik, Connolly, Lallana, Alzate, Tau, Caicedo, Zeqiri, Steele.

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Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa hands starts to Gaetano Berardi and Pablo Hernandez as both players make their final appearance for the club.

They replace striker Patrick Bamford, who starts on the bench, and injured centre-back Diego Llorente.

Leeds XI: Casilla, Ayling, Berardi, Cooper, Dallas, Alioski, Phillips, Raphinha, Hernandez, Harrison, Rodrigo.

Subs: Meslier, Poveda-Ocampo, Bamford, Roberts, Struijk, Davis, Shackleton, Jenkins, Casey.

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Sam Allardyce makes two changes for his final game as West Brom manager.

Matheus Pereira is absent from the squad and Hal Robson-Kanu drops to the bench, as Dara O'Shea and Callum Robinson start.

West Brom XI: Johnstone, Furlong, Ajayi, Bartley, O'Shea, Townsend, Phillips, Gallagher, Yokuslu, Maitland-Niles, Robinson.

Subs: Button, Robson-Kanu, Diangana, Diagne, Peltier, Grant, Gardner-Hickman, Taylor, Iroegbunam.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

The big news is that Sergio Aguero is on the bench for his final home game after 10 years at City.

Elsewhere, Pep Guardiola makes his usual five changes - Kyle Walker, Fernandinho, Kevin de Bruyne, Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus are the players coming in.

Everton make two changes, with Tom Davies and Mason Holgate replacing Seamus Coleman and Yerry Mina.