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Relegated Sheffield United make one change from their midweek defeat at Newcastle for the Blades' first home game in front of fans for more than 14 months.

George Baldock recovers from a hamstring niggle to replace Jayden Bogle while 17-year-old forward Daniel Jebbison earns a third straight start for the Blades. Another 17-year-old, William Osula, is on the bench.

Sheffield United XI: Ramsdale, Stevens, Bashma, Egan, Robinson, Baldock, Fleck, Norwod, Osborn, Jebbison, McGoldrick.

Substitutes: Foderingham, Lowe, Jagielka, Bogle, Bryan, Brunt, Lundstram, Brewster, Osula.

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Burnley are again without England keeper Nick Pope, who misses a third successive game with a knee injury that will require minor surgery, the club has confirmed.

That will be a worry for Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate, who selects his Euro 2020 squad on Tuesday.

Will Norris, who made his first league start for the Clarets in their midweek defeat by Liverpool, again deputises between the sticks. Ben Mee is replaced by Jimmy Dunne in Burnley's only change.

Burnley XI: Norris, Lowton, Taylor, Tarkowski, Dunne, Cork, Gudmundsson, Brownhill, McNeil, Westwood, Wood.

Substitutes: Peacock-Farrell, Nartey, Driscoll-Glennon, Richardson, Pieters, Barbes, Rodriguez, Vydra.

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Quite a welcome for the City players outside Etihad Stadium. Thousands of fans greeted the team coaches with flags, flares and fireworks.

They got quite excited when they saw Pep at the front of one coach. He was happily waving at everyone - maybe trying to get them out of the way so they could reach the ground.

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David Moyes makes two changes to the West Ham side that beat West Brom on Wednesday.

Lukasz Fabianski replaces Darren Randolph in goal after recovering from a knee injury, with Jarrod Bowen preferred to Said Benrahma.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Coufal, Dawson, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Soucek, Rice, Bowen, Lingard, Fornals, Antonio

Subs: Randolph, Balbuena, Yarmolenko, Benrahma, Noble, Diop, Fredericks, Johnson, Odubeko

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Southampton make five changes to the team that lost at home to Leeds on Tuesday.

Ibrahima Diallo, Nathan Redmond, Takumi Minamino and Danny Ings all return, while Jan Bednarek makes his 100th Premier League appearance for the club.

Che Adams misses out with a minor injury, but Oriol Romeu returns to the bench after three months out because of an ankle problem.

Southampton XI: McCarthy, Walker-Peters, Bednarek, Vestergaard, Salisu, Diallo, Armstrong, Minamino, Ward-Prowse, Redmond, Ings

Subs: Forster, Stephens, Romeu, Djenepo, Obafemi, Tella, Walcott, N’Lundulu, Ferry

Nuno Espirito Santo names his final Wolves line up and makes three changes from the loss at Everton.

Rui Patrício comes back into goal while Romain Saiss and Leander Dendoncker also start.

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Manchester United make 10 changes with only Axel Tuanzebe retaining his place in the side.

Anthony Elanga is handed his second Premier League start of the season while Donny van de Beek, Juan Mata and Amad Diallo are among those who come in.

Neither Bruno Fernandes or Paul Pogba are named in the squad.

Wolves XI: Rui Patricio, Boly, Coady, Saiss, Nelson Semedo, Dendoncker, Joao Moutinho, Ait Nouri, Neves, Traore, Silva.

Subs: Hoever, Marcal, Willian Jose, Gibbs-White, Vitinha, Ruddy, Kilman, Sondergaard.

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Man Utd XI: Henderson, Williams, Bailly, Tuanzebe, Alex Telles, Matic, van de Beek, Diallo, Mata, James, Elanga.

Subs: Lindelof, Rashford, Greenwood, Grant, Wan Bissaka, McTominay, Fish, Shoretire, Mejbri.

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Nice and easy for Aston Villa.

Dean Smith names the same starting XI that won at Tottenham in midweek.

That means Jack Grealish captains the teams.

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, Konsa, Hause, Mings, Targett, McGinn, Nakamba, Traore, Grealish, El Ghazi, Watkins.

Substitutes: Heaton, Taylor, Douglas Luiz, Wesley, Elmohamady, Davis, Ramsey, Philogene-Bidace, Chukwuemeka.

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Midfielder N'Golo Kante is not involved for Chelsea because of a hamstring issue so Mateo Kovacic returns to the midfield.

It's the only change from the side that started the 2-1 win over Leicester in midweek.

It means Kai Havertz once again has to make do with a place on the bench.

Chelsea XI: Mendy, James, Thiago Silva, Rudiger, Azpilicueta, Kovacic, Jorginho, Chilwell, Pulisic, Mount, Werner.

Substitutes: Arrizabalaga, Alonso, Christensen, Zouma, Giroud, Hudson-Odoi, Ziyech, Gilmour, Havertz.

Leicester make one change from the team that lost 2-1 at Chelsea. Kelechi Iheanacho comes in to the attack, with Ayoze Perez dropping to the bench.

Wes Morgan and Christian Fuchs, who are both leaving the club in the summer, are both on the bench.

Leicester: Schmeichel, Castagne, Fofana, Soyuncu, Albrighton, Tielemans, Ndidi, Thomas, Maddison, Iheanacho, Vardy.

Subs: Morgan, Ward, Perez, Amartey, Choudhury, Ricardo Pereira, Mendy, Praet, Fuchs.

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Tottenham make two changes from the side that lost to Aston Villa. Japhet Tanganga is injured and so Matt Doherty starts at right-back.

Eric Dier drops to the bench, with Davinson Sanchez in at centre-back.

Ryan Mason names 17-year-old forward Dane Scarlett and 18-year-old midfielder Nile John on the bench.

And will this be Harry Kane's final appearance in a Spurs shirt?

Tottenham Hotspur: Lloris, Doherty, Sanchez, Alderweireld, Reguilon, Winks, Hojbjerg, Bergwijn, Alli, Son, Kane.

Subs: Bale, Lamela, Hart, Rodon, Dier, Lucas Moura, Vinicius, Scarlett, John.

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No changes for Liverpool in this crucial game at Anfield. Georginio Wijnaldum has the armband with plenty of speculation surrounding his future with the Reds.

And club captain Jordan Henderson is named amongst the substitutes. He’s been out since picking up a knock against Everton in February.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Phillips, Rhys Williams, Robertson, Wijnaldum, Fabinho, Thiago, Salah, Firmino, Mane.

Subs: Adrian, Milner, Henderson, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Jones, Jota, Tsimikas, Shaqiri, Neco Williams.

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Roy Hodgson makes two changes to the Crystal Palace line-up in his last game in charge of the Eagles.

Jeffrey Schlupp and Christian Benteke are replaced by Jairo Riedewald and Jordan Ayew respectively. Palace by the way have named just seven substitutes. You're allowed up to nine these days.

Crystal Palace XI: Guaita, Ward, Tomkins, Cahill, Mitchell, Kouyate, McCarthy, Riedewald, Townsend, Ayew, Zaha.

Subs: Butland, van Aanholt, Mateta, Schlupp, Clyne, Kelly, Rak-Sakyi.

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Sergio Aguero is on the bench for Manchester City, while Leicester's Wes Morgan is also a substitute in his last game for the club.

Mohamed Salah and Harry Kane both start for Liverpool and Tottenham respectively.

Bruno Fernandes isn't in the Manchester United squad.

Chelsea and Leicester both name strong starting XIs for their crucial matches.

Sergio Aguero to make his farewell Premier League appearance for Manchester City...?

Team news is coming right up.

West Bromwich Albion

Roy Hodgson isn't the only one on the move.

Sam Allardyce is leaving his role as West Brom's manager following relegation.

Allardyce suffered his first Premier League relegation when defeat at Arsenal on 9 May ensured they would drop into the Championship.

The former Bolton, Newcastle, West Ham, Sunderland and England boss succeeded the sacked Slaven Bilic at West Brom on an 18-month contract in December.

Allardyce, 66, said he felt unable to commit to Albion for the long term.

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Leicester City

Leicester City's Premier League-winning captain Wes Morgan will retire at the end of season after nine years at the club and a career spanning over 750 professional games.

The 37-year-old defender led the Foxes in their 2015-16 campaign and was a late substitute when they lifted the FA Cup for the first time on Saturday.

Morgan has made 324 appearances for Leicester in all competitions.

Manager Brendan Rodgers said he would be "forever grateful" for Morgan's "immeasurable support".

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Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson speaking to Dan Walker on Football Focus: "I think that it's a stepping down and I've been bowled over by the responses I've had. I didn't want to make a fanfare farewell as who knows what the future will brings. I don't have any particular plans or ambitions but at the same time something may come along that I'd like to do and I don't want people harping back saying: "I thought you were retiring."

"The response from the players and the club has been overwhelming. The memories will stay with me always.

"We were not really discussing the future with the players or myself but I made it clear to the club several months ago this would be my last season as that would give them the time to look into other options.

"I didn't want them to be in a position where they may have lost out on other honourable candidates.

"My final training session? It's not our forte to have to manage three games in a week so I'll be wrapping everyone up in cotton wool to try and make sure we get as many of our first team players on the pitch against Liverpool as we can."

Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson has managed 16 clubs and four senior national teams in eight countries across 45 years.

BBC Sport looks at some pictures and quotes from his managerial career.

Take a look here.

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Crystal Palace

Roy Hodgson will manage Crystal Palace for the final time today in the big game at Anfield.

The 73-year-old has taken charge of more Premier League games for the Eagles than any other manager (148, including Sunday).

Today will be Hodgson's 364th Premier League game as a manager, overtaking Jose Mourinho to move eighth in the all-time list.

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Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson has won it for the second successive season.

He has helped his side win the title by keeping 18 clean sheets in 35 appearances. His nearest rival going into the final day is Chelsea's Edouard Mendy on 16 so he can't catch him.

With Liverpool's Alisson having secured the award in 2018-19 with 21 clean sheets, it means the Golden Glove has remained in Brazilian hands for three successive seasons.

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We'll know whether Sergio Aguero is featuring very soon. Team news will drop in around 15 minutes.

We've got a load to go through but we'll push them through.

Manchester City

Sergio Aguero will be hoping to feature against Everton - his final Premier League game as a Manchester City player.

The Argentine is the highest scoring non-Englishman in the competition's history (182), and averages a goal every 109 minutes.

Aguero made his Premier League debut in a 4-0 win over Swansea in August 2011 and will leave as a five-time Premier League winner, a six-time League Cup winner and an FA Cup winner.

Man City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to Dan Walker on Football Focus: "It's been a hard year for many reasons. Every title is hard but with the pandemic, the lockdowns, the overall situation, this was harder for everyone.

"After we lost to Spurs (2-0 in November), I wasn't thinking we would become champions. I am an optimistic guy but I am also realistic. The pundits said we were out of the title race so we just focussed on winning the next game.

"When we won at Stamford Bridge, and the way we played there, we realised we could keep winning. Our opponents dropped points and weren't consistent like we were."

On Sergio Aguero: "The numbers speak for themselves. He is one of the top class players in the world but also one of the nicest and most humble people I've met. He has to be incredibly proud of what he has done and he scored the most important goal in the history of this club. That moment still gives me goosebumps when I watch it.

"He is the legend."

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