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18:55 BST - That's all from us today, thanks for joining our coverage of the Premier League!
The action continues tomorrow night when Brighton take on champions Liverpool.
18:53 BST - Here's a quick round-up of today's results:
West Ham 1-2 Nottingham Forest
Chelsea 3-0 Manchester United (Women's FA Cup Final)
18:38 BST - Everton bid farewell to Goodison Park earlier today with a 2-0 win over Southampton. Manager David Moyes is hopeful that a "big future" lies ahead for the club after an emotional goodbye for the Toffees.
"The scenes outside the stadium were incredible. It is a club that is needing some big days, a big future. Let's hope this is the start of it.
"If we can take what we had today to the new stadium, it will be something."
18:34 BST - Here's the Premier League table following this afternoon's fixtures!
18:25 BST - FULL-TIME! Arsenal secure a second-placed finish in the Premier League thanks to Declan Rice's stunning strike. The Gunners defeat Newcastle 1-0 at the Emirates Stadium. Read our match report here.
17:43 BST - GOAL! Declan Rice fires in a magnificent effort for Arsenal, who lead Newcastle 1-0, and as it stands, the Gunners will finish second in the Premier League.
17:17 BST - There's half-time between Arsenal and Newcastle - goalless at the Emirates! Both goalkeepers have had their fair share of action, but neither side has found the net as of yet.
16:58 BST - FULL-TIME! Fulham win a thriller against Brentford after coming from 2-1 down to seal a 3-2 victory away from home. Raul Jimenez, Tom Cairney and Harry Wilson with the goals for the Cottagers! Read our match report here.
16:53 BST - FULL-TIME! Leicester sign off their home campaign with a 2-0 win over Ipswich at the King Power Stadium. Jamie Vardy nets his 200th goal in his 500th and final game for the club! Read our match report here.
16:33 BST - We're finally underway at the Emirates!
16:32 BST - GOAL! It's another huge goal for Fulham, who come from 2-1 down to lead 3-2 against Brentford! Harry Wilson grabs the third.
16:29 BST - GOAL! Fulham are back level away at Brentford thanks to Tom Cairney's strike, potentially the midfielder's final goal for the club.
16:28 BST - A huge chunk of added time at the London Stadium means there's no time to waste as we get into our next match, with Arsenal hosting Newcastle! A win for the Gunners would see them confirm a second-place finish.
16:27 BST - GOAL! Leicester double their lead against Ipswich through Kasey McAteer.
16:26 BST - FULL-TIME! Nottingham Forest hold on to secure a crucial 2-1 win over West Ham, a result that propels them right back into contention for a Champions League spot. Goals from Morgan Gibbs-White and Nikola Milenkovic seal the three points, while Jarrod Bowen's late volley ultimately proved inconsequential. Read our full match report here.
16:06 BST - GOAL! It's going to be a nervy finish for Forest after Jarrod Bowen volleys home a delightful goal. Less than five minutes remain at the London Stadium.
15:47 BST - There's half-time in the two 15:00 fixtures, with Brentford 2-1 up against Fulham and Leicester leading Ipswich 1-0.
After a six-minute VAR check at the London Stadium, Forest's second goal is confirmed - they lead West Ham 2-0!
15:43 BST - GOAL! Brentford come from behind to take the lead over Fulham through Yoane Wissa.
15:40 BST - GOAL! Forest are on their way to a much-needed victory at the London Stadium, with Nikola Milenkovic doubling their lead on the hour mark... although it will go to a VAR check for offside.
15:34 BST - FULL-TIME! Chelsea have won the Women's FA Cup after an emphatic 3-0 victory against Manchester United at Wembley, completing a domestic treble in the process.
Baltimore opened the scoring before grabbing a second in the dying moments of the match, either side of Macario's strike.
15:28 BST - GOAL! Leicester take the lead against Ipswich - Jamie Vardy nets on his final appearance at the King Power Stadium!
Elsewhere, we're back underway between Forest and West Ham.
15:21 BST - GOAL! It's an instant reply from Brentford, who are level against Fulham after Bryan Mbeumo's strike.
15:20 BST - Team news is in for Arsenal's clash with Newcastle - a win for the Gunners would see them confirm a second-placed finish, while victory for the Magpies would see them leapfrog their opponents in the table ahead of the final day. Follow the match live here.
15:15 BST - GOAL! Raul Jimenez gives Fulham the lead against London rivals Brentford.
There has also been another goal in the Women's FA Cup final, with Catarina Macario wrapping up a domestic treble for Chelsea - the American makes it 2-0 in the dying stages of the match!
15:11 BST - There's half-time between West Ham and Nottingham Forest, with the visitors 1-0 up.
15:00 BST - Little to report following Gibbs-White's opener, but Forest have been largely in control.
Elsewhere, Brentford's clash with Fulham and Leicester's match with Ipswich are now underway.
14:28 BST - GOAL! Forest take an early lead through their main man, Morgan Gibbs-White! The midfielder is gifted the ball by Alphonse Areola and fires into a near-empty net.
14:16 BST - We're underway at the London Stadium between West Ham and Nottingham Forest.
Elsewhere, Chelsea are 1-0 up in the Women's FA Cup final thanks to Sandy Baltimore's penalty.
14:10 BST - Forest's players have been showing their support for Taiwo Awoniyi, who was recently rushed to the hospital after an injury suffered in their previous match against Leicester.
14:09 BST - West Ham haven’t lost their final home league game in any of the last seven campaigns (W5 D2), since a 4-0 loss against Liverpool in 2016-17.
Forest will be hoping to break that record this afternoon.
14:05 BST - Nottingham Forest travel to West Ham now in desperate need of a victory - we'll have all the updates from 14:15.
13:58 BST - Away from the Premier League, the Women's FA Cup final is currently underway with Chelsea taking on Manchester United - 25 minutes have gone there and it remains 0-0. The Blues are chasing a domestic treble, having already won the League Cup and Women's Super League.
We'll have updates from the final throughout the afternoon as they come in!
13:55 BST - FULL-TIME! Everton's final match at Goodison Park ends in victory thanks to Iliman Ndiaye's brace. The forward caps off an emotional afternoon for the Toffees, who defeat Southampton 2-0. Read our full match report here.
13:50 BST - The line-ups are in for two Premier League fixtures at 15:00:
Brentford v Fulham - follow live.
Leicester v Ipswich - follow live.
13:39 BST - Around 15 minutes remain at Goodison, with neither side having too many clear chances throughout the second half so far.
13:10 BST - Everton have never lost a Premier League game at Goodison Park when being 2+ goals ahead at half time (P64 W61 D3).
The Toffees will hope that record holds firm one final time this afternoon.
13:06 BST - We're back underway at Goodison Park.
13:00 BST - Team news has landed for Nottingham Forest's clash with West Ham - follow that one live here.
12:50 BST - There's half-time between Everton and Southampton, with the hosts comfortably 2-0 up.
12:47 BST - GOAL! It's two for Everton and two for Ndiaye right on the stroke of half-time! The forward latches onto a loose ball and rounds the goalkeeper before calmly slotting into an empty net.
12:35 BST - We've just passed the 30-minute mark and it's still 1-0 to the Toffees, who have been completely dominant and played some brilliant football - Beto has had the ball in the net twice but both goals were rightly chalked off for offside.
12:20 BST - Everton captain Seamus Coleman's afternoon comes to a premature end due to injury, with the Irishman replaced by Ashley Young after 18 minutes. He leaves the pitch for the final time at Goodison Park.
12:06 BST - GOAL! The party's starting early at Goodison with Everton ahead after just six minutes thanks to Iliman Ndiaye!
12:02 BST - We're underway at Goodison Park for the final time!
11:53 BST - We're just over five minutes away from kick-off for the final time at Goodison Park - stick with us for all the key updates!
11:40 BST - Everton have faced exactly 50 different teams at Goodison Park in the Premier League, beating 49 of them, with the only exception being Luton (a 1-2 loss in September 2023).
Southampton - today's opponents - are the team they’ve beaten most at Goodison Park in the Premier League (16 wins, also 16 v West Ham), while Man Utd are the side they’ve lost to most at the ground (19).
11:18 BST - The crowds are growing around Goodison Park ahead of a historic and emotional afternoon for Everton:
10:50 BST - The line-ups are in for Everton's final match at Goodison Park! Seamus Coleman captains the Toffees, while Southampton name a strong side featuring Tyler Dibling and Mateus Fernandes - both linked with moves back to the Premier League this summer. Follow the match live here!
09:00 BST - Good morning and welcome back to our Football Tracker! There's no time to waste following a historic FA Cup final yesterday, with five Premier League fixtures this afternoon.
We start with an emotional day at Everton, who will play their final match at Goodison Park (for the men's team, at least) against Southampton - that one kicks off at 12:00.
Nottingham Forest then look to take a last-gasp chance at pushing back into the Champions League places when they face West Ham at 14:15, before Brentford take on Fulham at 15:00 in a key battle for eighth spot and a potential Conference League spot.
Already relegated Leicester and Ipswich also face off at 15:00, before Arsenal host Newcastle in the hopes of confirming a second-placed finish.
Saturday, 17th May
20:40 BST - Our final update of the evening is rather fitting as comments from Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner have just become available.
"I can't believe it, we had to defend so much," he said some time after his side's FA Cup triumph over Manchester City.
"The spirit and togetherness on the pitch was amazing," added Glasner.
"It was all about being patient, we analysed that if you give them the pocket then they are so good.
"We had to be patient, let them cross, defend and wait for the moment to attack."
19:15 BST - Speaking to the media shortly after Crystal Palace's FA Cup win over Manchester City, goal-scorer Eberechi Eze was a little lost for words.
"It's special. I don't know what to say," he said.
"We've faced a team that's been the best team in the world for so long. To show that type of spirit, that type of energy."
Palace had to ride their luck as Dean Henderson was fortunate to escape an early red card for handling outside of his area. Henderson also saved a first-half penalty from Omar Marmoush, but City failed to make their dominance of possession count.
"I just couldn't breathe. They keep the ball so well," Eze said of City's fast start.
"We also know when we get up to their box we've got to make it count and just thankful we made it count today because it's not easy."
18:52 BST - Joel Ward, who announced he will leave the club after 13 years this summer, has been given the honours by the Palace captain... AND PALACE LIFT THE FA CUP! Classy stuff.
18:52 BST - Marc Guehi is about to get his hands on the trophy...
18:48 BST - It's also worth mentioning that Palace's FA Cup win also secures them a spot in the Europa League next season. What an achievement!
18:46 BST - The trophy lift will be happening shortly. A few of the Palace players are currently speaking to the media, but they'll be headed up the steps soon.
18:38 BST - If you're looking for some stats from Palace's historic win over City, you can find some below. They may have dominated the match, but Pep Guardiola's men have to settle for silver medals.
18:31 BST - FULL-TIME: CRYSTAL PALACE WIN THE FA CUP!
18:21 BST - Dean Henderson has been booked for time-wasting, which is absolutely fair enough.
18:21 BST - There will be a minimum of 10 minutes added on after the 90 are up. Still 1-0.
18:10 BST - There are ten minutes left of regulation time at Wembley.
18:03 BST - Adam Wharton denies a Kevin De Bruyne rocket with his head. He's on the floor and the City fans are not happy with the delay.
17:44 BST - NO GOAL! Palace thought they had another, but Daniel Munoz's goal has been ruled out for an offisde in the build-up. A lifeline for City as it remains just 1-0.
17:41 BST - Eberechi Eze fires an effort from close-range, but it's blocked in the box! That would have been a handful for Stefan Ortega to deal with. Still 1-0.
17:40 BST - City boss Pep Guardiola is unhappy about something. The fourth official is getting an earful.
17:36 BST - We are back underway at Wembley! Can Palace hold on or will City be able to break the deadlock? It remains 1-0 to the Eagles. Stick with us for all the key updates.
17:19 BST - HALF-TIME: Crystal Palace 1-0 Manchester City. For all of City's dominance, it's the Palace who take the lead at the break! Dean Henderson, who might feel lucky to still be involved, the hero after denying Omar Marmoush from 12 yards (following Eberechi Eze's opener).
17:16 BST - It's getting a little bit tasty now, with a few challenges flying in. Palace taking every opportunity to run down the clock before the break as City look frustrated.
17:07 BST - SAVE! Dean Henderson denies Omar Marmoush from the spot! It remains 1-0 to Palace.
17:04 BST - PENALTY! Tyrick Mitchell grounds Bernardo Silva and City have been given a spot-kick.
16:56 BST - Dean Henderson appears to handle the ball outside the area, but nothing comes of it following a VAR review. That'll be talked about in-depth later, I'm sure.
16:47 BST - GOAL! Palace are ahead. They've scored with their first shot of the match! It's Eberechi Eze - yet again - who gives his team the advantage. 1-0.
16:42 BST - We're 12 minutes in and City have had 87% of the ball so far. It could be a long afternoon for Palace.
16:37 BST - City have dominated things so far, to little surprise, as Palace look to be setting up to frustrate and attack on the counter.
I'll tell you who's up for this, though - the Eagles faithful! The Palace fans are making their presence known thus far.
16:30 BST - We have kick-off at Wembley! Stick with us for all the key updates as Palace aim to win their first-ever major honour and City target silverware after a lacklustre campaign elsewhere.
You can also follow the match LIVE with our text and audio commentary here.
15:30 BST - The team news is in! Kevin De Bruyne starts for Manchester City and Adam Wharton gets the nod for Crystal Palace.
15:05 BST - We are expecting team news for the FA Cup final within the next 25 minutes!
14:22 BST - The League Two play-off semi-final between Wimbledon and Notts County has just about finished, and it's the Dons who move into the final with a 2-0 aggregate victory.
They will meet Walsall to battle for a spot in League One next season.
13:37 BST - Ahead of this afternoon's FA Cup final, Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola bemoaned the Premier League's tight schedule around the all-important clash with Crystal Palace.
"We have been fighting against these situations for nine years, every single season, and nothing goes," Guardiola told reporters on Friday, when asked about the fact his team will play again 72 hours after the final.
"We are going to play (on) Tuesday night against one of the most intense, physical, direct and powerful teams in the Premier League, Bournemouth, who are playing for the Europa League or Conference qualification."
13:20 BST - It hasn't long hit half-time in the League Two play-off semi-final second leg between Wimbledon and Notts County, with the home side taking a 1-0 advantage in at the break.
Wimbledon now lead the tie 2-0 on aggregate.
12:00 BST - If you're looking forward to the FA Cup final later, but want to get stuck into a bit of action sooner... AFC Wimbledon and Notts County will soon get their League Two play-off semi-final second leg underway.
Wimbledon lead the tie 1-0 after the first leg and have the home advantage today. We'll update you at the break and again at the full-time whistle.
Click here to follow that one LIVE.
11:50 BST - Hello and welcome back to our Football Tracker! Today, we will be keeping tabs on the FA Cup final. The finale of the oldest tournament in world football will be contested by Manchester City and Crystal Palace.
The Citizens are hoping to claim silverware to put a silver lining on what has been an underwhelming season by their lofty standards, whereas Palace are dreaming of lifting their first major trophy.
It should be a memorable event at Wembley this afternoon - with kick-off set for 16:30 - so stick with us for all the key updates!
You can also follow the FA Cup final LIVE with our text and audio commentary here.