Summary

  • Liverpool beat Palace 2-0, Chelsea lose 2-1 to Villa - both finish in top four

  • Leicester lose 4-2 to Spurs and miss out on Champions League spots

  • West Ham beat Southampton to join Foxes in Europa League

  • Tottenham finish seventh and take Europa Conference spot

  • Man City thump Everton 5-0 - Aguero scores twice in final appearance - and will lift fifth Premier League title

  • Wins for Man Utd, Arsenal, Sheff Utd, Newcastle & Leeds

Live Reporting

Shamoon Hafez and Emma Sanders

  1. SUBSTITUTION

    Man City 3-0 Everton

    Chris Bevan
    BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

    A change for City. No Aguero yet... it's Rodri, on for Phil Foden - very much with next week's Champions League final in mind, that one.

  2. Leicester 2-1 Tottenham

    "Champions of England, you'll never sing that," chant the home fans.

    Any sort of trophy will do for Spurs fans, tbh.

  3. Sheff Utd 1-0 Burnley

    With the news of Nick Pope's knee injury requiring minor surgery, there might be a space in England's Euro 2020 squad opening up.

    So, what of Aaron Ramsdale? The Blades keeper has produced a couple of good saves again today to continue his fine recent form.

    He's just thwarted a clean-through Chris Wood, albeit there was a belated offside flag. Ramsdale for England?

  4. Liverpool 1-0 Crystal Palace

    Michael Dawson
    Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    It only takes one mistake. At 1-0 as a defender you feel that pressure.

  5. Leicester 2-1 Tottenham

    Jamie Vardy has scored two penalties in three different Premier League matches - only Steven Gerrard has done so in more different games in the competition's history (4).

  6. goal

    GOAL - Arsenal 2-0 Brighton

    Nicolas Pepe

    He's got two!

    Martin Odegaard rolls it into Nicolas Pepe's path on the right wing and the Ivory Coast international feints to shoot before rolling it inside the far post with his left foot.

    Odegaard is playing like he's trying to secure a return from Real Madrid next season, and Pepe like he could be a key man for the Gunners next term.

  7. Aston Villa 2-0 Chelsea

    Chris Wilder
    Former Sheffield United boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

    This is a long a way back for Chelsea now - I don't think they have an issue with creating chances the issue is taking them. They've had three glorious chances this afternoon.

  8. Leicester 2-1 Tottenham

    Massive cheers and celebrations at King Power Stadium when they heard news of Chelsea falling 2-0 behind.

    As it stands, a draw will NOT be enough to get into the Champions League places for next season...unless they win it.

  9. Fulham 0-1 Newcastle

    What a sitter.

    Scott Parker turns away in disgust as his side squander a golden opportunity to equalise.

    A loose Newcastle backpass finds Fabio Carvalho who passes inside to Ivan Cavaleiro. The goal is at his mercy but he balloons the chance over the bar.

  10. Arsenal 1-0 Brighton

    Martin Odegaard goes down in the box under a challenge from Adam Lallana, one of two substitutes at the break for Brighton, but referee Jon Moss doesn't feel there was enough contact to warrant a penalty.

  11. Sergio gets the crowd on their feet

    Man City 3-0 Everton

    Chris Bevan
    BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

    He's not even on the pitch yet, but the stadium was on its feet to applaud Sergio Aguero as he emerged to warm up for the first time. He's got a massive grin on his face while he does his stretches but to be fair it might be frozen on - it's more than a bit chilly at Etihad Stadium today.

  12. HITS THE WOODWORK

    Leeds 2-0 West Brom

    Callum Robinson hits the post for the visitors!

    Kalvin Phillips and Ezgjan Alioski then almost get themselves in real trouble as they struggle to clear the loose ball between them, but they eventually manage to do so.

  13. West Ham 2-0 Southampton

    How have Southampton not scored?

    Lukasz Fabianski claws one from just underneath the crossbar and parries another strike to his left.

    Chances galore!

  14. goal

    GOAL - Man City 3-0 Everton

    Phil Foden

    He had gone close moments earlier when he had a shot deflected narrowly wide but there is no denying Phil Foden this time. He converts with a cool finish into the bottom corner after Gabriel Jesus and Raheem Sterling combined in the box.

    The crowd's shouts for Sergio Aguero are getting louder now...

    Phil Foden scores for Manchester CityGetty Images

  15. THIS IS GETTING INTERESTING.

  16. goal

    GOAL - Aston Villa 2-0 Chelsea

    Anwar El Ghazi

    Cool as you like, Anwar El Ghazi rolls in the penalty and Chelsea are in HUGE trouble!

    Anwar El Ghazi scores for Aston VillaGetty Images

  17. Aston Villa 1-0 Chelsea

    Chris Wilder
    Former Sheffield United boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

    What a touch by Jack Grealish, fabulous inter-play between him and Matt Targett, for the life of me I don't know why Chelsea players are surrounding the referee - huge moment!

  18. Aston Villa 1-0 Chelsea

    Anwar El Ghazi, this is your moment son.

  19. PENALTY TO VILLA

    Aston Villa 1-0 Chelsea

    Oh my!

    Chelsea are really messing this one up today.

    Jorginho brings down Bertrand Traore and the hosts have the chance to double their lead.

  20. 'Side netting'

    Leicester 2-1 Tottenham

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

    Jamie Vardy has hit the side netting with the penalty. Brilliant.