English Premier League final day of the season

So there we go. Chelsea and United make the CL spots. Bournemouth and Watford go down. Aston Villa stay up. Oh, and  Tottenham leapfrogged Wolves to take the Europa League spot. 

Arsenal 3 - 2 Watford
Burnley 1 - 2 Brighton & Hove Albion
Chelsea 2 - 0 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Crystal Palace 1 - 1 Tottenham Hotspur
Everton 1 - 3 AFC Bournemouth
Leicester City 0 - 2 Manchester United
Manchester City 5 - 0 Norwich City
Newcastle United 1 - 3 Liverpool
Southampton 3 - 1 Sheffield United
West Ham United 1 - 1 Aston Villa

At the top: Manchester United are back in the Champions League. Their 2-0 win over Leiceter allows them to take their place alongside Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea in the 'big four' bracket.

It's official, Aston Villa have done enough to stay up and Bournemouth and Watford join Norwich in the Championship.

Villa's 1-1 draw at West Ham was enough to avoid relegation after Watford went down 3-2 to Arsenal and Bournemouth's valiant win at Everton went in vain.

Jesse Lingard secures the win and Champions League footbal for Machester United!

That should do it. Jonny Evans has just been sent off for Leicester. Say hello to Champions League football at Chelsea and Manchester United nest season. 

Yarmolenko thows a cat into the coop as he kills the cheers from Birmingham. Five minutes remaining and Villa survive - just - as it stands. 

HUGE goal for Villa as Jack Grealish bangs home to send Villa fans into a frenzy! It looks like Watford and Bournemouth, for all their fight today, are going down. 

Bournemouth have played their part with a third goal against a poor Everton side. But hold the press... 

15 mins to go and it looks like the top four is sorted. But he are still on tenterhooks regarding the dreaded drop. Watford are 3-2 down but fighting tooth and nail against Arsenal, Villa are 0-0 against West Ham and Bournemouth are winning 2-1 at Everton. One goal for West Ham or a two-goal swing at  Etihad will change everything. 

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd, Chelsea
EUROPA LEAGUE: Leicester, Tottenham
RELEGATED: Bournemouth, Watford, Norwich

Watford are going down fighting! Danny Welbeck slots home but it may be too little, too late.

Bruno Fernandes converts from the spot to break Leicester hearts. Surely we know now tha tChelsea and United are in the Champions League next season.

Champions League: Liverpool, Man City, Chelsea, Man Utd
Europa League: Leicester, Tottenham
Relegated: Bournemouth, Watford, Norwich

The champs are going to close with a win to finish on a tremendous 99 points. Give 'em a Flake in their ice-cream! Divock Orick gives them the lead.

So close to a vital goal for Leicester against Man united. The clock is ticking now for the Foxes. Chances at both ends but still no opener.

Tantalisingly close at the bottom now. One goal for West Ham will save Bournemouth and sink both Villa and Watford. It's like a three-way play-off in golf. One single moment can change everything.

So as it stands at the 'top', Chelsea are good, and Manchester United are taking fourth at Leicester's expense. A single goal for the Foxes would change all that and relegate United to Europa duties. 

Arsenal 3 - 1 Watford
Burnley 1 - 1 Brighton
Chelsea 1 - 0 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Crystal Palace 0 - 1 Tottenham Hotspur
Everton 1 - 2 Bournemouth
Leicester City 0 - 0 Manchester United
Manchester City 2 - 0 Norwich City
Newcastle United 1 - 1 Liverpool
Southampton 0 - 1 Sheffield United
West Ham United 0 - 0 Aston Villa

Olivier Giroud rolls back the years to put Chelsea in the driving seat for third spot! Still 0-0 between Leicester and United. 

Mason Mount gives Chelsea a crucial lead in the battle for third spot. 

Dominic Solanke restores the visitors lead at Goodison after Jefferson Lerma's leveller.

I take it back! Watford claw one back as Troy Deeney converts from the spot to give a glimmer of hope just before the break.

Forget Salah and Mane, Virgil van Dijk grabs a leveller for the champions.

Should Aston Villa start the party? Or should Bournemouth, for that matter? One team who look done and dusted for the day are Watford. Aubameyang grabs his second of the day to put him back in the reckoning for the Golden Boot. By my reckoning he is one behind Leicester's Jamie Vardy.  

So, as it stands

Champions League: Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd, Chelsea
Europa League: Leicester, Tottenham
Relegated: Norwich, Watford, Bournemouth

Kieran Tierney piles on the misery for Watford with a fine curling effort. This is looking grim now for the boys in yellow.

Still nothing happening in the Champions League games. Tut! 

Tottenham take the lead through Harry Kane (who else?) to boost their Europa League chances! Go Team Mourinho!

Potentially massive goal at Goodison as Joshua King converts from the spot. As it stands, a West Ham goal against Villa would keep Bournemouth up.

Moments after the Canaries get a goal chalked off for offside, Gabriel Jesus gives City the lead.

The Magpies upset the apple cart against the champions Liverpool as Gayle gives the hosts the lead. Liverpool won't be too worried mind.

Aubameyang sends the keeper the wrong way to give the visitors the lead. That will cheer up the Aston Villa fans. I guess they are not doing the traditional listen-to-the-radio shots due to coronavirus and the lack of fans... 

Big blow for Watford as Arsenal get a penalty in the third minute.

And we are off! Fasten your seatbelts for a roller-coaster ride.

Bournemouth face a stern test to stay up, hoping for three points at Everton, while the likliest survivor will be between Villa and Watford. Villa - playing West Ham - need to match Watford's result against FA Cup finalists Arsenal to stay up. Squeaky time!!

Chelsea's Frank Lampard ruffled a few feathers when he had a go at Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp during the 5-3 loss at Anfield. He will be at least hoping his team merit a top four finish so he doesn't face a backlash.

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers has been playing mind games, saying all the pressure is on United today as they 'need' CL footy. Let's see how that one works out today. 

Tottenham are also fighting for a Europa League spot (how the not-so-mighty have fallen after last year's Champions League final appearance). They will be keeping an eye on the Wolves score to see if they can leapfrog them into the vital spot.  

So how are the nerves? I suppose it depends on whom you support. Liverpool and City fans can put their feet up, but the Chelsea and United faithful will have jangling nerves as missing out on the Champions League would be a massive blow.

But what they are going through will be nothing compared to the followers of Villa, Bournemouth and Watford as they know two of these three are sunk after today's matches.

Craig Leader, the manager at Crown & Lion, Byblos Barsha Heights in Dubai, says the nervous parties have been getting ready for the heartbreak/delight (delete as applicable). "They have been booking tables and we have had to turn some fans away already," he said. "It's a bit late this year but it is still one of the biggest events on the sports calendar and the loyal fans always come out in force." 

There has also been a bit of worrying news for the Liverpool faithful as Mo Salah says his future is unclear. More on that here. 

Anfield great Michael Owen spoke to gulf News earlier this week about Klopp's current crop of players and how they compare with Liverpool teams of the past. Read more here.

Two of Bournemouth, Watford and Villa will join already relegated Norwich in the Championship next season.

Villa have the upper hand with a three-point lead on Bournemouth and a marginally better goal difference than Watford.

Dean Smith’s men also have momentum after a 1-0 win over Arsenal on Tuesday and travel to a West Ham side now sure of their place in the Premier League next season.

We know Liverpool won the league title at a canter and we know Norwich are down. But the questions to be answered today are who will join the Reds and Manchester City in the Champions League - and who is in for the dreaded drop and getting relegated to the Championship alongside the Canaries...

All games 7pm UAE
Arsenal v Watford
Burnley v Brighton
Chelsea v Wolves
Crystal Palace v Tottenham
Everton v Bournemouth
Leicester v Man Utd
Man City v Norwich
Newcastle v Liverpool
Southampton v Sheff Utd
West Ham v Aston Villa

Good afternoon! We are in for a treat - tears cheers and all as the curtain finally falls on the longest of Premier League seasons.

Plenty to play for as we have Chelsea, Manchester United and Leicester chasing the final two Champions League spots, with the added spice of Unied travelling to the King Power Stadium in a winner-takes-all battle. Chelsea face a stern test against Wolves.