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FT: Man City 1-0 Chelsea - Alvarez scores winner for champions
FT: Brighton 3-1 Southampton - hosts guarantee European football for first time
Ferguson scores first-half double, Bednarek pulls one back before Gross extends lead
FT: West Ham 3-1 Leeds - visitors stay in drop zone
Rodrigo volleys in opener but Rice volleys equaliser before Bowen & Lanzini give Hammers win
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Rodrigo
Great strike!
Weston McKennie's long throw is a real weapon and he slings the ball into the middle of the box and Rodrigo thunders a superb volley into the back of the net.
Leeds are ahead and are currently heading out of the relegation zone!
Image source, Getty ImagesBrighton v Southampton (14:00 BST)
Ben Mee
Brentford defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
James Milner is a great player and a great professional.
I remember being a young player at Manchester City and seeing his work ethic every day. He's a big inspiration for young players and he'll be a great signing for Brighton.
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Kurt Zouma and Angelo Ogbonna don't look comfortable when trying to deal with Patrick Bamford. He's wrestled them and fought them.
Bamford is doing really well but he needs bodies in and around him.
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
West Ham seem to be leaving a lot of space inside their own half and Leeds are exploiting it well so far as Jack Harrison whips in a cross from the left but it is headed away.
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
Weston McKennie sends a long throw into the box for Leeds but Declan Rice jumps highest to head clear.
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Leeds are moving the ball really well. It's percentage football behind the full backs and then trying to get runners in behind.
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In response to Alan's post (13:25). Nothing remarkable about playing your strongest team. It's a League rule.
Ashley, Wrexham.
Ref: Tom @ 1312. Yeah interesting I wonder what the stats say about sacking managers for struggling teams at the bottom. I bet it rarely makes an iota of difference really.
Tars from Cranbourne Australia
If you look at the top 13 of the PL, almost none of those managers are remotely likely to be sacked next season. I suppose if Fulham or Wolves have a bad run they'd consider it. Palace and Spurs yet to appoint but you'd expect they'd be given a year, though we can remember Nuno and others.
David, Brighton
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
Pablo Fornals then completely misses his kick as he tries to connect with a fizzed in ball from the right.
Fornals was in a really good position and had he got a decent touch that might have been the opening goal.
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
First real attack by West Ham as Declan Rice tries to flick the ball through the Leeds defence for Jarrod Bowen but it is intercepted and cleared.
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
It has been a really good start for Leeds, they've kept a good shape and then broken really well.
It's just the final touch in and around the box that has let them down so far.
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
It is all Leeds at the moment as Jack Harrison hits a first-time shot towards goal but it is too close to Lukasz Fabianski.
Very encouraging start by the visitors in their bid to fight the drop.
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
West Ham haven't had much opportunity to get their foot on the ball yet. On the few occasions they've got into the Leeds half they have been closed down quickly.
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
Big chance for Leeds!
Patrick Bamford, who is looking right up for this, is onto another ball behind the defence and he plays a really good ball across the face of goal for Rodrigo but the ball bounces off his foot and Lukasz Fabianski can gather first.
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium
Anyone who saw images of the appalling scenes in Alkmaar on Thursday may have come across a social media image of a West Ham fan 'Knollsy' 'protecting' the visiting contingent.
He has just taken his seat to a standing ovation from the West Ham supporters who sit near to him, which is to my right.
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
Another surging run by Patrick Bamford, this time down the left and he gets into the box but his final touch is too heavy and he can't keep it in play.
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Image source, Getty ImagesTwo ex-Everton managers who will have a big say in whether their old club will stay in the Premier League. One left with the majority of the fan base sorry to see him go; the other left with the majority happy to see the back of him. What’s the betting the latter has the last laugh today?
Barry, Bournemouth
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
Leeds, as you'd expect, are aggressive from the outset and Patrick Bamford gets away down the right but his ball into the box is cleared.
West Ham 0-0 Leeds
Off we go with the first Premier League game of the day.
It is Leeds who get things up and running.
West Ham v Leeds (13:30 BST)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium
Image source, Getty ImagesIt looks like the West Ham players have been allowed to bring their own kids along as mascots today, which is quite cute.
West Ham v Leeds (13:30 BST)
Out come the players with the West Ham team bringing out their own kids as mascots for their final home game of the season.
The Hammers will no doubt want to end their home campaign on a high - a tough game ahead for Leeds.