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Everton beat Bournemouth to survive, Leicester down despite beating West Ham
Leeds relegated after defeat by Tottenham
Aston Villa guarantee seventh and Europa Conference League place with win over Brighton
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Everton Top 6 next season? They have insufficient quality for the Top 16.
Graham, Bristol
Re Will @ 17:54 - I want one of whatever you're drinking.
Ben - The Wirral
@Will 17:54 - this game isn't over yet, calm down.
Andy
Crystal Palace 1-1 Nottingham Forest
Alex Howell
Football reporter at Selhurst Park
That goal was made by Michael Olise. It's his 11th assist this season, an incredible return from the 21-year-old.
Everton 1-0 Bournemouth
Big Kieffer Moore at the back post makes life hard for Jordan Pickford and Dominic Solanke almost nods it over the line but the Everton keeper manages to scramble it away.
There's a bit of a scuffle afterwards with three players getting yellow cards. Pickford was one of them and he's getting treatment now.
"Keep your cool" thinks every Everton fan around the country.
Image source, Getty Images
Diogo Jota
This game!
Diogo Jota smashes his second of the game into the roof of the net to complete a quick-fire Reds double and level this contest up again.
It's superb, mad entertainment and it's still got time for more twists yet.
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea 1-1 Newcastle
There's nothing on this game so we'll keep the updates light but Raheem Sterling has just squeezed a shot over the top.
Harry Kane
Leeds's brief hope of a comeback - in this game at least - are wiped out.
It is a familiar goal. They overcommit and Spurs break for an attack that ends with Harry Kane slotting in a typically ruthless finish.
Kane ending with a bang - this season and possibly his Spurs career.
Image source, Getty ImagesMan Utd 2-1 Fulham
Manchester United are heading to Wembley for Saturday's FA Cup final on the back of four straight wins as it stands.
That save by David de Gea to keep out Aleksandar Mitrovic's penalty looks more crucial by the minute.
Cody Gakpo
Comeback on for Liverpool?
They've been the better side and deservedly get back into this game as Cody Gakpo taps home Trent Alexander Arnold's volleyed pass across goal.
Leicester 2-0 West Ham
West Ham's Danny Ings has to score but smashes a shot over the bar from close range after Jarrod Bowen's initial shot was saved.
Aston Villa 2-1 Brighton
Villa fans will cheer that Leeds goal but to reiterate, as it stands Villa will finish seventh and qualify for the Europa Conference League.
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton 1-0 Bournemouth
Demarai Gray is bundled over by Marcos Senesi, who gets a yellow card for stopping the counter-attack.
Gray plays it short to James Garner but it's deflected into the goalkeeper's arms.
Jack Harrison
Leeds' persistence pays off.
Jack Harrison finds space in the box to lash a shot across goal and inside the far corner.
It is something for the Whites fans to cheer. They need something remarkable to happen for it to mean anything, though.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeeds 0-2 Tottenham
Leeds are throwing everything they have at trying to salvage something from this, but everything they have isn't much.
Spurs are comfortable. They'll need something to happen at Villa Park if they want to qualify for the Europa Conference League, though.
Leicester 2-0 West Ham
There's basically nothing Leicester can do. Their fans are Bournemouth fans now.
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal 4-0 Wolves
Arsenal want five!
Leandro Trossard already has a couple of assists and goes for goal. Jose Sa makes the save.
Everton 1-0 Bournemouth
40.5% of the action has been in the Bournemouth third over the last 15 minutes.
That's a good sign for Everton.
Leicester 2-0 West Ham
Leicester captain Jonny Evans is booked for a foul. Moments later West Ham striker Danny Ings joins him.
What a sight for Everton fans.
If things stay as they are, they will be playing Premier League football next season.
Leicester and Leeds joining Southampton in the Championship.
Leicester 2-0 West Ham
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium
"Champions of England, you'll never sing that," is the chant from the Leicester supporters.
The quick-witted West Ham supporters reply with, "2-0, and you're going down, 2-0..."
Leicester 2-0 West Ham
Kelly Somers
Final Score
The life has been sucked out of the King Power now with news of the goal at Goodison. It briefly lifted with Wout Faes scoring the second goal - but now it's the West Ham fans making all the noise.
Not only taunting the Leicester fans about going down - '2-0 and you're going down' is the current chant of choice, but they've also been mocking Leicester's goal music too. Who can blame them? They're losing but will be in the Premier League next season AND they're in a European cup final. Party time for them.