Brighton & Hove Albion

If Brighton get a point today it will secure the best league finish in their history.

The Seagulls are in 10th place, but could finish 14th if they lose.

Albion's 13th-placed finish in 1981–82 was their best top-flight season until now.

“The challenge is to keep improving the team, the club and keep improving our points tally," said boss Graham Potter. Our guys are ambitious, they’re determined and want to succeed.”

West Ham United

Jarrod Bowen has scored 12 Premier League goals this term, the most by a West Ham player since Marlon Harewood netted 14 in 2005-06.

He has also assisted another 12. Bowen, not Harewood.

West Ham United

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West Ham need to win and hope Manchester United don't if they are going to qualify for the Europa League.

They are guaranteed a Europa Conference League spot no matter what happens today.

"It'll only be worth monitoring [other results] if we're winning. Other than that, we have to do our job," said boss David Moyes.

"This season we've had 12 extra matches in Europe and gone further in the Carabao Cup and FA Cup.

"We've found it quite difficult, but we've also found it enjoyable. The European games were incredibly exciting.

"It's a huge plus for us and a great achievement, but the thought we could finish sixth again, after the year we've had, it's a good sign.

"I hope we can roughly maintain and build on it for next season."

Liverpool

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Whether Manchester City win the title today or not, their long-serving captain Fernandinho will say farewell to their fans at the final whistle.

The 37-year-old Brazilian was not just one of the finest defensive midfielders in the top flight during his nine years at City, he will also be remembered as the loudest cheerleader in their squad while the stadiums were empty during the Covid pandemic.

A coaching career, or perhaps one announcing train departure times at Manchester Piccadilly station now awaits.

A fifth Premier League title would be the perfect leaving present, but the club have also honoured him with a mosaic at their training ground that depicts his goal in City's 7-2 win over Stoke in 2017, and naming a pitch after him too.

City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak said: “His place in Manchester City history is assured. He deserves this tribute and I hope every young footballer who sees this mosaic is inspired by the career he has had.”

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Liverpool

Liverpool striker Divock Origi is set to leave this summer after eight years at the club.

Jurgen Klopp described Origi as a "Liverpool legend" who has been "one of the most important players I have ever worked with".

He scored twice in the epic 2019 Champions League comeback against Barcelona then in the final against Tottenham, as well as six goals against local rivals Everton.

Sadly an injury means he will not get the chance to make one last appearance for the Reds today.

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"It has been a pure joy to work with him," said Klopp. "Wherever he will go he will be successful, 100%.

"An outstanding player, an outstanding boy. Everybody in the team loves him. It will be a harsh moment when he leaves.

"I remember so many things when I think about him: important goals, injuries, ups and downs... he's a Liverpool legend, no doubt."

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp to Sky Sports: "Both [Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah] are ready to come on but not to start. That's the advice I got from the medical department. Fabinho is training but not with us. He will at the beginning of next week. Divock Origi in the last day of training got a muscle injury which is not great news. I would have loved to say goodbye on the pitch. It's all good, it's not that serious so whichever club he chooses we wish him the best of luck and he will be fine.

"We decided a while ago that we are men on a mission and we do that since then. We try to win football games and nothing changes since then. The boys have given us the opportunity to be in it today. We just have to enjoy the opportunity and try to win the football game here today which is difficult enough. That's all I'm concerned about. We have to be in the right mood - the whole stadium. Outside it looks like it means a lot to the people today. We will see what happens.

"I can definitely [enjoy it]. I could not be more proud of the players because it's absolutely insane, the strongest league in the world and to play the second half of the season like we did is special. While we did that we won two competitions, qualified for the Champions League final - it's crazy. I will enjoy it.

"We can only play one game, we cannot play two games. We can't play there too. We just have to win then Stevie [Gerrard] - do the rest! We have to win our own game then see."

West Ham United

Today is the end of West Ham midfielder Mark Noble's playing career.

The 35-year-old was a Hammers fan as a kid and has made 549 appearances for the club, scoring 62 goals. If he plays today - which David Moyes says is not guaranteed - it will be 550.

Their final home game, against Manchester City, saw a guard of honour for Noble and his children. The Mark Noble Arena has been opened at the club's academy.

"I would say this to any player, go out on your own terms when you are ready," he told BBC Sport. "You retire from the game, don't let the game retire you.

"That leaves you in peace. That was so important for me."

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Jamie Vardy puts the Wagatha Christie trial behind him as he leads the line for Leicester against Southampton at the King Power Stadium.

The Foxes make three changes from their 1-1 draw at Chelsea on Thursday as Youri Tielemans and James Justin return from injury and illness respectively, while Harvey Barnes also starts.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Fofana, Evans, Dewsbury-Hall, Mendy, Justin, Maddison, Tielemans, Castagne, Vardy, Barnes.

Subs: Ward, Soyuncu, Pereira, Amartey, Albrighton, Perez, Lookman, Daka, Iheanacho.

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Armando Broja appears to have played his last game for Southampton, the on-loan Chelsea striker left out of Saints' squad amid rumours the Blues will sell him this summer.

Ralph Hasenhuttl also makes three changes from the midweek defeat by Liverpool as Stuart Armstrong, Oriol Romeu and Adam Armstrong come in for Broja, Ibrahima Diallo and Nathan Tella.

Southampton XI: McCarthy, Walker-Peters, Lyanco, Stephens, Salisu, Redmond, Elyounoussi, Ward-Prowse, Romeu, S Armstrong, A Armstrong.

Subs: Caballero, Bednarek, Valery, Djenepo, Smallbone, Walcott, Diallo, Long, Adams.

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Crystal Palace make five changes to the side that capitulated at Everton on Thursday.

Joel Ward makes his 250th Premier League appearance for the Eagles and skippers the team, with Vicente Guaita, Conor Gallagher and Odsonne Edouard also coming in.

Teenage winger Jeserun Rak-Sakyi, 19, makes his first start having appeared as a substitute against Chelsea on the opening day of the season.

Palace XI: Guaita, Clyne, Andersen, Ward, Mitchell, Gallagher, Hughes, Schlupp, Rak-Sakyi, Zaha, Edouard.

Manchester United make four changes to the starting line-up from their last game, a humiliating 4-0 loss at Brighton on 7 May.

Edinson Cavani and Hannibal Mejbri both start, with Harry Maguire and Fred also coming in.

Cristiano Ronaldo is not in the squad, with Raphael Varane, Nemanja Matic and Juan Mata also dropping out.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Dalot, Lindelof, Maguire, Telles, McTominay, Fred, Elanga, Mejbri, Fernandes, Cavani.

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Just the one change for home side Brentford who bring in Vitaly Janelt for Christian Norgaard, who is injured. Pontus Jansson starts against his former club and could Christian Eriksen be making his last appearance for the Bees?

Brentford XI: Raya, Ajer, Jansson, Sorensen, Henry, Jensen, Janelt, Eriksen, Mbuemo, Toney, Wissa

Substitutes: Fernandez, Canos, Dasilva, Onyeka, Jeanvier, Baptiste, Roerslev, Stevens, Young-Coombes

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One change for Leeds too as Mateusz Klich is replaced by youngster Sam Greenwood, who makes his first Premier League appearance. It seems Kalvin Phillips will be lining up on his own in midfield as the Whites go all out attack to try and hold onto their place in the Premier League.

Leeds XI: Meslier, Koch, Llorente, Cooper, Firpo, Phillips, Raphinha, Rodrigo, Harrison, Gelhardt, Greenwood

Substitutes: Klaesson, Roberts, Struijk, Bate, Hjelde, Cresswell, Klich, Shackleton, Gray

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Thomas Tuchel makes five changes to the Chelsea team that drew at home to Leicester on Thursday.

Winger Kenedy is handed his first Premier League appearance of the season, while Saul Niguez makes his first league start since March.

Cesar Azpilicueta, Mason Mount and Kai Havertz also return to the side.

Chelsea XI: Mendy, Azpilicueta, Thiago Silva, Rudiger, James, Saul Niguez, Kante, Kenedy, Ziyech, Mount, Havertz

Subs: Kepa, Jorginho, Lukaku, Pulisic, Loftus-Cheek, Chalobah, Barkley, Chilwell, Sarr

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Watford make six changes to the team that lost 5-1 to Leicester last weekend.

Goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann makes his first league start since January, while Samir, Kiko Femenia, Hassane Kamara, Tom Cleverley and Joshua King all return.

Watford XI: Bachmann, Femenia, Kabasele, Samir, Kamara, Sissoko, Kayembe, Cleverley, King, Joao Pedro, Sema

Subs: Elliot, Ngakia, Ekong, Masina, Cathcart, Gosling, Cucho, Sierralta, Baah

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

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Burnley are unchanged from the side that started the 1-1 draw against Aston Villa on Thursday

Matt Lowton, who came off the bench in that match, is suspended following his red card, while Jay Rodriguez is still absent because of a hamstring injury.

Burnley XI: Pope, Taylor, Tarkowski, Collins, Long, Cork, Roberts, McNeil, Brownhill, Barnes, Cornet.

Subs: Hennessey, McGlynn, Weghorst, Stephens, Lennon, Bardsley, Thomas, Dodgson, Costelloe.

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Newcastle make two changes from the 11 that began the 2-0 win over Arsenal on Monday as Kieran Trippier and Jamaal Lascelles come in, with Emil Krafth and Fabian Schar dropping to the bench.

Striker Chris Wood is on the bench against his former club after recovering from a hip injury, but a hamstring problem means there is no Ryan Fraser.

Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Trippier, Lascelles, Burn, Targett, Longstaff, Guimaraes, Joelinton, Almiron, Wilson, Saint-Maximin.

Subs: Darlow, Dummett, Schar, Krafth, Fernandez, Ritchie, Murphy, Gayle, Wood.

Brighton boss Graham Potter makes one change from the side that drew at Leeds last weekend. Leandro Trossard picked up a knock in that game and has not trained this week so Adam Webster comes in.

Brighton XI: Sanchez, Cucurella, Webster, Dunk, Bissouma, Mac Allister, Gross, Welbeck, March, Caicedo, Veltman.

Subs: Steele, Lamptey, Maupay, Mwepu, Lallana, Alzate, Duffy, Offiah, Ferguson.

West Ham manager David Moyes has named the same side that took a point off Manchester City last weekend. Skipper Mark Noble, who retires after this game, will be hoping for a call off the bench to make what would be his 414th appearance for the club.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Coufal, Zouma, Dawson, Cresswell, Soucek, Rice, Fornals, Lanzini, Bowen, Antonio.

Subs: Areola, Randolph, Yarmolenko, Noble, Fredericks, Masuaku, Johnson, Kral, Okoflex.

The big news for Tottenham is that striker Harry Kane is indeed fit to start after reportedly suffering from a bout of illness earlier this week.

Spurs boss Antonio Conte makes just one change from the side that beat Burnley last week with Dejan Kulusevski replacing Lucas Moura in an attack that features Golden Boot-chasing Son Heung-min.

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Sanchez, Dier, Davies, Royal, Bentancur, Hojbjerg, Sessegnon, Kulusevski, Son, Kane.

Subs: Gollini, Winks, Rodon, Bergwijn, Moura, White, Scarlett, Devine, Craig.

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For Norwich, who can still finish above Watford and avoid finishing the season bottom, Tim Krul replaces Angus Gunn in goal, while Jacob Sorensen and Milot Rashica are also recalled by Canaries boss Dean Smith.

Norwich XI: Krul, Aarons, Byram, Hanley, Dowell, Normann, Rashica, Sorensen, Lees-Melou, Giannoulis, Pukki.

Subs: Gunn, Zimmerman, Rupp, Placheta, Tzolis, Tomkinson, Gibbs, Springett, Rowe.

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BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta makes three changes to the side which lost that critical game at Newcastle last Monday.

Takehiro Tomiyasu is injured and is replaced by Cedric Soares. Rob Holding comes in for Ben White and Gabriel Martinelli starts instead of Emile Smith Rowe. Granit Xhaka keeps his place despite his criticism of his team-mates after that loss at St James' Park.

Arsenal XI: Ramsdale, Soares, Holding, Gabriel, Tavares, Elneny, Xhaka, Saka, Odegaard, Martinelli, Nketiah

Subs: Leno, White, Lacazette, Smith Rowe, Pépé, Lokonga, Oulad M'hand, Swanson, Patino

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Dele Alli makes his first long-awaited start for Everton as Frank Lampard makes six changes to the side that secured their Premier League status in that epic 3-2 against Crystal Palace on Thursday.

Neither Richarlison or Jordan Pickford are in the squad. Demarai Gray and Asmir Begovic come in. Tom Davies is also back in midfield.

Everton XI: Begovic, Branthwaite, Keane, Holgate, Iwobi, Doucoure, Davies, Kenny, Alli, Gray, Calvert-Lewin

Subs: Lonergan, Mykolenko, Coleman, Tosun, Gordon, Van de Beek, Price, Dobbin, Welch

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Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk are only fit enough for a place on the bench for Liverpool but Sadio Mane returns to the starting XI.

In total there are seven changes for the Reds from the Southampton win as Mane, Thiago, Naby Keïta, Jordan Henderson, Luis Díaz, Andrew Robertson and Trent Alexander-Arnold all come in.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Konate, Robertson, Keita, Henderson, Thiago, Jota, Mane, Diaz.

Subs: van Dijk, Milner, Firmino, Salah, Jones, Minamino, Tsimikas, Kelleher, Elliott.

Jose Sa returns in goal for Wolves in one of three changes.

Rayan Aït-Nouri and Leander Dendoncker also come in.

Wolves XI: Jose Sa, Boly, Coady, Gomes, Jonny, Dendoncker, Neves, Joao Moutinho, Ait Nouri, Pedro Neto, Jimenez.

Subs: Hoever, Marcal, Daniel Podence, Trincao, Mosquera, Silva, Chiquinho, Ruddy, Hwang.

Pep Guardiola makes two changes to the side that started last week's draw at West Ham, with John Stones and Phil Foden coming in for Oleksandr Zinchenko and Jack Grealish.

Man City: Ederson, Cancelo, Stones, Laporte, Fernandinho, Rodri, De Bruyne, Silva, Mahrez, Jesus, Foden.

Substitutes: Carson, Ake, Walker, Sterling, Gundogan, Grealish, Zinchenko, Palmer, McAtee.

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Villa show two changes, with goalkeeper Robin Olsen in for Emiliano Martínez due to a knee injury, and Philippe Coutinho in for Carney Chukwuemeka.

Aston Villa XI: Olsen, Cash, Chambers, Mings, Digne, Ramsey, Luiz, McGinn, Buendia, Watkins, Coutinho.

Substitutes: Sinisalo, Sanson, Traore, Young, Nakamba, Ings, Chukwuemeka, Chrisene, Iroegbunam.

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We'll have full team news for you shortly from all 10 games, but here are the top lines from the important games...

John Stones starts at the back for Manchester City, while Fernandinho is also in the side.

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk are on the bench. Fabinho is not in the squad.

As expected, Harry Kane starts for Tottenham despite some illness concerns a couple of days ago.

Arsenal are without Takehiro Tomiyasu through injury and Ben White is back down to the bench.

Leeds have gone on the attack at Brentford, picking only one established midfielder in Kalvin Phillips. Young forward Sam Greenwood comes in to the side.

Christian Eriksen starts for Brentford.

Kieran Trippier starts for Newcastle at Burnley. Ex-Claret Chris Wood is on the bench.

Cristiano Ronaldo is not in the Manchester United squad.