Leeds United

Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa speaking to BT Sport: "I'm happy that we have won and that Pablo Hernandez and Gaetano Berardi got such a generous send off.

"The game could have had a smaller difference. When a team is relegated and almost everything goes against them. But in the second half we had chances that were well elaborated."

On Kalvin Phillips picking up an injury at the end of the game: "I couldn't tell you if the injury is severe or not but we hope he can go to the Euros."

On his future: "I have a lot of gratitude for the moments I've been here and I'm very grateful. As soon as it's resolved the club will announce it."

Newcastle United

Newcastle goalscorer Joe Willock speaking to Match of the Day after equalling Alan Shearer's record of scoring in seven consecutive games for Newcastle: “To be in his company, I’m honoured. And that it's happened for this wonderful club. He has often messaged me to congratulate me and I’m sure he’ll be happy for me.

"When we were going through our tough period, we said we would stick together and we've done that really well."

On whether he'll return to Newcastle next season: “We’ll see what the future holds. I’m blessed to have had the opportunity to play for this wonderful club and I’m happy it’s gone so well.

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs boss Ryan Mason to BBC Sport: "The second half was outstanding.

"[We showed] immense qualities - to play, to be brave, to be aggressive, to work for the team.

"There was an energy in here, you could feel there was a lot riding on the game. We used that to our advantage. We were calm in situations. We used the fact it was a big game for them, it was a big game for us."

On finishing seventh and in the Europa Conference League: "It's no secret - we want to finish higher. We're disappointed not to be in teh Champions League. We have to respect any European competition we're in and we will. We'll have to come back stronger next season."

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom manager Sam Allardyce speaking to BT Sport: "I think it's a level they are going to be very good at. They have a great opportunity to show how good they are in this Championship. They will need to strengthen the squad but that's for somebody else."

On who might replace him: "I've told the club what I think and it's up to them. I haven't spoken to them for the last two or three days as we've been concentrating on the game. I'm not too disappointed in the performance. Sadly you can't give away goals like we did today.

"A good holiday is next for me that's for sure, after that I don't know. I'm glad I came back and I'm disappointed I haven't done what I've done previously. We stopped getting thrashed, then we started getting better but unfortunately not good enough."

Chris Wilder
Former Sheffield United boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a brilliant afternoon - disappointed for Leicester obviously and Arsenal, but great for Chelsea and the teams that have achieved something.

The decision to replace Frank Lampard was met with different opinions but the run that Thomas Tuchel has had since then has been fabulous and even though they've suffered a defeat here today, the league table is there for everyone to see.

City fans are getting ready. The stage is up now. The banners and sponsors are being added as finishing touches.

The players are still in the changing rooms but they'll be out soon.

The Liverpool players, led by Georginio Wijnaldum, do a lap of honour at Anfield with "You'll Never Walk Alone" playing.

When it stops, the Kop sing the Wijnaldum song. Alisson gives them a clap and top goalscorer Mohamed Salah is grinning wildly despite missing out on the Golden Boot.

Sam: Liverpool finishing third says a lot about Chelsea and Leicester inconsistency. Credit to Liverpool for the great run.

Ben Green: All the talk of the top 6, an entertaining season with some great performances by Leicester & West Ham in particular, but in the end it’s the big 4 in the top 4...

Over at the Etihad, they are building the stage for the trophy presentation. Manchester City are about to get their hands on it.

Sergio Aguero will be leaving as a champion of England again.

Anfield is currently saying goodbye to Georginio Wijnaldum.

He's given a guard of honour by the players and the staff before being presented with a framed image of The Champions Wall which those fans familiar with Anfield will know all about.

The Liverpool midfielder is holding back the tears.

What a season's end for Liverpool.

They picked up eight wins and two draws from their final 10 games to secure a Champions League qualification spot.

Incredible!

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score

I'm not a body language expert but Harry Kane could be saying he will not be a Spurs player next year.

You just wonder with Kane, does the future lie elsewhere for him?

That was what was expected from Gareth Bale when he re-joined.

And to confirm, Fulham, West Brom and Sheffield United had already been relegated going into the final day.

Liverpool and Chelsea join champions Manchester City and Manchester United in the Champions League.

Leicester miss out. They are in the Europa League, alongside West Ham.

Tottenham will be in the Europa Conference League. Arsenal and Everton miss out full stop.

Wow! What a day.

Let's summarise it for you in terms of the European spots...

A satisfactory end to the Premier League season for Manchester United.

Now for the Europa League final.

Chelsea lose...but still manage sneak into the top four by a single point as Leicester were beaten at home by Tottenham.

Image source, BBC Sport

Aleks Yakubssohn: I always felt and said, Leicester are a mid table team just punching above their weight. They're not strong enough for CL level and you could always sense something like this was gonna happen