The Leeds fans have applauded their side during a lap of the pitch for the final game of the season. They followed it pretty quickly afterwards by further chants against the board.

A lot if factors have contributed to Leeds' failings this season, but it is clear who the locals think top the list.

Whether they stay up or go down, there is a lot of work to be done to get the club back on track.

Today's results were especially good news for Everton because their task is simple - get a win today and Premier League survival will be sealed.

Huge game.

Leicester City

Leicester’s Harvey Barnes: “It was a tough start with the goal. Conceding from a set-piece, we’ve had a lot of them this season. We’ve got a good result in the end. We played good football and scored five good goals.

“Wardy [Danny Ward] is a great lad. He’s had to be patient. He’s shown what a good keeper he is.

“We probably missed [Jamie Vardy] a little bit this season with injury. Every year he bangs goals in. We can rely on him.

“It’s been a difficult season for us with ups and downs. We’ve had injuries. [Hopefully we can] finish the season well and take positives into pre-season.”

The London Stadium remains full as the West Ham fans stay behind to bid their farewell to Mark Noble.

There was to be no fairy tale winner in his final home game but what a thriller to sign out on.

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Pascal Struijk's late goal gives Leeds a point - one that lifts them out of the bottom three.

Brighton were better in the first half but Leeds kept plugging away and got their reward.

Everton v Brentford next and then attention turns to Thursday night and Burnley's game at Aston Villa in this tight relegation battle.

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Wolves players go to their fans too after their final home game. Sadly for Wolves, their season has petered out. They have only picked up two points from their last six games.

Oh, wow!

Brighton nearly nick it at the death!

Tariq Lamptey is found in the box but he fires his low shot just past the far post!

Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Performance of champions. I say that with how they went about this game and how they got back into this game, it means more to me than if they wiped the floor with someone and won 5-0. The resilience and calmness they have shown, is that they are made of what champions are made of.

Watford players go to applaud the fans as their home season comes to an end. Neither the players nor the fans probably feel like it.

The Hornets conceded 46 Premier League goals at Vicarage Road this season, the most at home by any side in a top-flight campaign since 1960-61.

Diego Llorente sends a ball from deep into the Brighton box but Robert Sanchez is there to claim it.

Is there still time for one last twist?

A point apiece.

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Leeds still on the attack.

We're into the last minute of added time.

All square!

It is a result that guarantees West Ham European football next season and also means Manchester City will win the title if they beat Aston Villa at home in their final game.

Thrilling game!

Huge shouts for handball! Joe Gelhardt's cross strikes a Brighton man in the box but it takes VAR barely any time at all to rule it out.

Leeds sense an unlikely winner.

There's still time.

Wolves' hopes of qualifying for Europe are over. Norwich remain bottom of the Premier League.

It's all over. Watford's home campaign ends with another thrashing. A good win for Leicester, who could have scored even more.

Patson Daka almost gets in on the act but it's well saved.

Gabriel Jesus is booked as he fouls Jarrod Bowen as the West Ham forward threatened to break away.

Not long left...