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20:47 BST - That's it from us, thanks for joining us on the final day of what was an intriguing Premier League season!
20:43 BST - Before we say goodbye, a final word from Ange Postecoglou, who appeared disillusioned to once again be asked questions about his future despite having won the Europa League earlier in the week.
"I will be honest, I have been finding it really weird talking about my future when we have done something unprecedented," he said.
"I have had to answer the questions because no-one else at the club is in the position to do so, I guess.
"I have got no doubt, though, that this could be a real defining moment for this club, because wherever I have been, I have made an impact where I have brought success to a club that hasn't had it for a while."
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20:31 BST - Pep Guardiola admitted Jack Grealish could leave Manchester City after the winger was dropped for the 2-0 win at Fulham.
"It was selection," Guardiola said. "He's an unbelievable player that has to play football every three days. It didn't happen this season and last season either.
"He needs to do it, and that's with us, or another place. And that's a question for Jack, his agent, and the club."
Read all about it here.
19:53 BST - Aston Villa will make a complaint to the Premier League after a controversial 2-0 defeat to Manchester United earlier today cost them Champions League football next season.
Villa missed out on a top-five finish on goal difference to Newcastle and will need to settle for a place in the less lucrative Europa League instead.
The visitors had goalkeeper Emi Martinez sent off before half-time and were furious at the decision to disallow a goal by Morgan Rogers when the score was still level at 0-0.
19:31 BST - Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim said the good times will return for the Red Devils as he apologised to supporters for a "disaster" of a season earlier this afternoon.
"Today after this disaster season, I want to tell you the good days are coming," he said.
"If there is one club in the world that can overcome any season, any disaster, it is our club, it is Manchester United."
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18:55 BST - What an ovation received by departing Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold as he steps up to collect his winner's medal.
He taps and kisses the Liverpool crest on his chest to huge cheers from the Anfield crowd.
18:39 BST - Ruben Amorim offered an apology to Manchester United's fans at Old Trafford following their final game of a "disaster season".
"First of all, I want to apologise for this season. I am really disappointed with the team.
"Secondly, I want to say thank you. We are very grateful for your support over the season. I know it was very hard in many games.
"Now we have to make a choice. Do we get stuck in the past, because this season is in the past, it is over.
"We fight each other or we stick together and move forward."
He continued: "Six months ago, I said the storm is coming. Today, after this disaster season, I want to tell you that the good days are coming.
"If there is one club in the world that has proved in the past that they can overcome any situation or disaster, it is our club. It is Manchester United football club.
"Thank you very much - see you next season."
18:30 BST - Mohamed Salah has matched the all-time record for Premier League goal involvements in a single season.
Salah's goal in Liverpool's match against Crystal Palace on the final day of the season was his 47th direct goal involvement in the Premier League in 2024/25.
Salah has equalled the all-time record for most combined goals and assists by a player in a campaign, which was previously held by Andrew Cole and Alan Shearer - both in 42-game seasons.
18:24 BST - Liverpool get their moment! Arne Slot's Reds celebrate the Premier League title in front of the Anfield faithful with captain Virgil van Dijk hoisting the trophy above his head.
They didn't get to celebrate their title in 2020 due to Covid, but they're making sure to relish it now.
18:10 BST - Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton end the season with a combined 59 points - the lowest tally of all three relegated clubs in Premier League history.
18:10 BST - Well, that was eventful. Here's a rundown of which teams are participating in which European competition next season.
Champions League: Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea, Newcastle and Tottenham (Europa League)
Europa League: Aston Villa and Crystal Palace (FA Cup)
Conference League: Nottingham Forest
18:01 BST - FULL-TIME! That's it from around the grounds on the final day of the Premier League campaign!
Check out a dedicated match report from every game by clicking the links below:
Manchester United 2-0 Aston Villa
17:49 BST - GOAL! Diego Gomez has put the finishing touches on Brighton's win over Spurs as he makes it 4-1.
17:49 BST - GOAL! It's 2-0 to Manchester United now as Christian Eriksen nets a penalty, and it's looking pretty bleak for Aston Villa now.
17:49 BST - GOAL! Martin Odegaard gives Arsenal a late 2-1 lead over Southampton.
17:47 BST - GOAL! Matt O'Riley has put Brighton 3-1 ahead against Spurs.
17:47 BST - GOAL! Antoine Semenyo has a second to make it Bournemouth 2-0 Leicester.
17:47 BST - GOAL! Mohammed Kudus scores West Ham's third of the day and Ipswich are returning to the Championship on a whimper.
17:43 BST - GOAL! An equaliser for Liverpool against Crystal Palace and it's a historic one for Mohamed Salah, who equals the Premier League goal involvements record!
17:39 BST - GOAL! Aston Villa are now behind as Amad Diallo scores for Manchester United!
It drops Villa out of the Champions League places and propels Newcastle back into the top five!
17:37 BST - GOAL! Sasa Lukic fouls in the box and referee Andy Madley points to the spot. Up steps Erling Haaland who strokes the ball past Bernd Leno to give Manchester City a 2-0 lead.
17:36 BST - NO GOAL! The 10 men of Aston Villa have the ball in the net at Manchester United via Morgan Rogers, but it's chalked off as the referee has blown his whistle!
Rogers took the ball out of Altay Bayindir's hands and puts it away, but the whistle goes and it won't count!
17:35 BST - GOAL! Justin Kluivert puts in a cross which is not properly dealt with by the defence, allowing Antoine Semenyo to slot home and give Bournemouth a 1-0 lead over Leicester.
17:35 BST - NO GOAL! Bukayo Saka scores for Arsenal at Southampton but referee Darren Bond rules out the strike for offside.
17:33 BST - GOAL! Wolves are level against Brentford after Marshall Munetsi smashed home from the edge of the box to make it 1-1.
17:29 BST - GOAL! Newcastle fall behind at home to Everton! Carlos Alcaraz scores for the visitors and it drops the Magpies out of the top five and out of a Champions League spot.
Aston Villa fans will be celebrating that one.
17:27 BST - RED CARD! Liverpool are down to 10 against Crystal Palace, with Ryan Gravenberch given his marching orders for a last-man foul. No complaints there.
17:24 BST - GOAL! Jack Hinshelwood has another goal for Brighton, and again it comes from a corner. Tottenham 1-2 Brighton.
17:16 BST - GOAL! Aaron Wan-Bissaka sets up Jarrod Bowen who gives West Ham a 2-1 lead three minutes after Ipswich levelled!
17:15 BST - GOAL! Ross Stewart equalises for rock-bottom Southampton against Arsenal. 1-1.
17:12 BST - GOAL! Huge goal for Chelsea at Nottingham Forest as Levi Colwill puts the Blues in front!
It's scrappy, but they won't care as it lifts into a strong position to reach the Champions League.
17:11 BST - GOAL! They may already be relegated but Nathan Broadhead fires Ipswich level against West Ham at Portman Road with a thumping drive.
17:10 BST - GOAL! Jack Hinshelwood has brought Brighton level with Tottenham at 1-1.
17:05 BST - Starting to get back underway around the grounds.
There's a delay to the kick-off in some of the matches because of the red card to Aston Villa's Emiliano Martinez.
The Premier League are syncing the kick-off times for the European contenders.
Follow every fixture on the final day of the Premier League here.
16:55 BST - Looking at the European race, Manchester City are heading for the Champions League as they lead Fulham 1-0.
Newcastle have already sealed a European place due to their EFL Cup triumph, but a win would snag a Champions league spot.
Nottingham Forest and Chelsea are level at the City Ground but as it stands, the Blues are clinging on to a Champions League spot.
Aston Villa are heading into the Europa League while Forest are in a Conference League spot.
16:52 BST - HALF-TIME! Fair to say it hasn't been the goal-fest which the final day has often produced in the past:
Manchester United 0-0 Aston Villa
16:47 BST - RED CARD! Huge drama at Old Trafford as Emiliano Martinez is sent straight off for fouling Rasmus Hojlund, who was through on goal.
It's still 0-0 heading into half-time, but Villa are down to 10 men with Champions League football in touching distance!
16:45 BST - GOAL! James Ward-Prowse scores to give West Ham the lead over already-relegated Ipswich.
16:43 BST - GOAL! Kieran Tierney gives Arsenal the lead at Southampton on his final match for the Gunners.
16:31 BST - NO GOAL! Crystal Palace score again at Liverpool but it's chalked off for an offside against Jean-Philippe Mateta.
16:28 BST - NO GOAL! Oliver Skipp thought he had put Leicester 1-0 up against Bournemouth, but the goal was ruled out for offside.
16:22 BST - GOAL! Matheus Nunes has a shot at goal that Bernd Leno palms away, but Ilkay Gundogan reacts quickest and scores a spectacular overhead kick that goes in off the bar to give Manchester City a 1-0 lead at Fulham.
16:19 BST - GOAL! Brentford lead Wolves! Christian Norgaard plays in Bryan Mbuemo, who slots home in what could prove a very important goal in the hunt for European football.
16:17 BST - GOAL! Dominic Solanke has given Tottenham the early lead against Brighton via a penalty which resulted from Mats Wieffer’s challenge on Mathys Tel in the area.
16:11 BST - GOAL! Well, safe to say that Crystal Palace are there to spoil Liverpool's party as Ismaila Sarr puts the FA Cup winners in front at Anfield!
16:00 BST - Here. We. Go. The whistle goes for today's 10 Premier League games!
Follow every fixture on the final day of the Premier League here.
15:58 BST - Ipswich goalkeeper Alex Palmer has been replaced after feeling unwell. Christian Walton will now start in goal for the Tractor Boys against West Ham.
15:50 BST - Ten minutes to go until chaos unfolds. Who's ready?
15:47 BST - A very niche fact, but if Arsenal beat Southampton it will be the 14th consecutive season the Gunners have won their final match of the season - breaking a record that has stood for 101 years.
Liverpool won all their final games of the season from 1908 to 1924 (minus a break for the war). Arsenal's run began against West Brom in 2012 with a 3-2 win.
15:15 BST - In some breaking news this afternoon, Southampton have appointed Will Still as their new manager.
Still has signed a three-year contract with the Saints after leaving French club Lens last week.
He is expected to be in attendance at St Mary's today for Southampton's final Premier League game of term against Arsenal.
He has signed a three-year contract with the Saints, who will return to the Championship next season after their relegation.
15:07 BST - The atmosphere is building outside Anfield with Liverpool fans bringing the noise to kick off their title party.
14:45 BST - It's nearly time for the carnage to begin. For the final time this season, click the links below to discover the latest team news across all of today's Premier League games:
Manchester United v Aston Villa
14:25 BST - In case you missed it yesterday, Sunderland returned to the Premier League after eight years away by beating Sheffield United 2-1 in the Championship play-off final.
The Black Cats trailed heading into the second half at Wembley and netted a winner in the fifth minute of stoppage time to make their way back to England's top table.
14:10 BST - Elsewhere, it's going to be a carnival atmosphere at Anfield as Liverpool will get to lift the Premier League after their match against FA Cup winners Crystal Palace.
Arne Slot's side have been confirmed champions for approaching a month now since their win over Tottenham on April 27th, and they will finally get to celebrate their title triumph on home turf.
13:28 BST - So with all that said, it's all set up to be a blockbuster today with a big one coming at the City Ground as Nottingham Forest host Chelsea, while Newcastle play Everton and Aston Villa travel to Manchester United.
13:25 BST - Here's the state of play this afternoon. A top-five finish will be enough to secure qualification for the Champions League, with one point separating fourth-placed Newcastle from seventh-placed Nottingham Forest.
Manchester City, Newcastle and Chelsea are currently in the top five and will know a win today will confirm their place in Europe's elite competition.
A draw for City at Fulham will be enough for them, barring an incredible swing in goal difference to those around them.
13:00 BST - Good afternoon and welcome back to Flashscore's Football Tracker!
The final day of the Premier League is upon us, with all 20 teams in the division all in action to conclude the season.
Things might have already been decided at the top and bottom, but five teams are still fighting it out for three spots in next term's Champions League.
It's looking set to be a hectic one with goals galore and with all 10 games getting underway at 16:00 BST, we'll have every thrill and spill covered.
Follow every fixture on the final day of the Premier League here.
Saturday, May 24th
18:15 BST - That will do it for our coverage of today's Championship play-off final! Congratulations to Sunderland, but commiserations to Sheffield United.
We'll be back blogging tomorrow to cover the final day of the Premier League, which will see Liverpool finally get their hands on the trophy and the culmination of the race to reach the Champions League.
See you then!
18:10 BST - With Sunderland back in the big time, we're already looking forward to the long-awaited return of the Tyne-Wear derby. Plenty of rivalries to get stuck into next season.
17:58 BST - Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris hailed his side's "resilience and discipline" as they weathered a first-half storm from Sheffield United.
He told Sky Sports: "It was a weird game. We didn't start it well, we were maybe a bit nervous.
"We knew before they could be clinical and they were.
"This game represents the way we have played this season: with resilience, with discipline."
17:40 BST - While it's sheer joy for Sunderland, it's a world of pain for Sheffield United, whose 100-year Wembley hurt continues.
They are just the second team to fail to reach the Premier League, having hit 90 regular-season points after Leeds last season.
17:36 BST - Sunderland's departing hero Tom Watson said it was "written" for him to score the Wembley winner in the Championship play-off final.
Watson, 19, told Sky Sports: "I can't really put it into words… it's unbelievable.
"We'll see each other next year in the Premier League, in the big time.
"I've been thinking about this for weeks, I think it was written, I couldn't have pictured it any better."
17:30 BST - The final match stats from a dramatic afternoon at Wembley. Two shots on target and two goals for Regis Le Bris' Sunderland is all it took.
17:15 BST - What a sensational way to bid your goodbye to Sunderland. Confirmed to be joining Brighton next week, substitute Tom Watson could hardly have picked a better moment to sign off – his goal and final touch for the club propelling them into the Premier League.
17:08 BST - FULL-TIME! SUNDERLAND ARE PROMOTED TO THE PREMIER LEAGUE!
Absolutely incredible stuff from Sunderland, who complete a turnaround to stun Sheffield United 2-1 and make their way back to the top flight after eight years away.
The departing Tom Watson is the stoppage-time hero for the Black Cats, providing the parting gift of all parting gifts.
Sheffield United will be absolutely heartbroken and will be wondering how this one got away, considering how comfortable they were through most of it.
Check out the match report of the Championship play-off final here.
17:01 BST - GOAL! Sunderland lead in stoppage time! Tom Watson is gifted an opportunity and he takes it with an emphatic finish to fire the Black Cats into a stunning lead with just minutes remaining!
Wembley erupts and all of a sudden, Sunderland are moments away from the Premier League...
16:41 BST - GOAL! There's the equaliser for Sunderland! Eliezer Mayenda with a wonderful finish into the roof of the net to make it 1-1 with 15 minutes of regulation time to play!
16:30 BST - Lots of the ball still for Sunderland, but they're lacking that cutting edge in the final third to get that equaliser. Still 1-0 to Sheffield United as we head towards the final 20 minutes.
16:11 BST - Back up and running for the second half at Wembley.
16:04 BST - The statistics from the first period. Sunderland with more of the ball, but they've not done too much with it.
15:55 BST - HALF-TIME! A superb first-half display ensures Sheffield United head into the break with a 1-0 lead and 45 minutes away from Premier League football.
15:39 BST - DISALLOWED! Burrows' effort is chalked off for an offside against Vini Souza, with referee Chris Kavanagh announcing his decision after looking at the pitch-side monitor.
15:36 BST - GOAL! Two for Sheffield United! Harrison Burrows lashes a first-time effort from the edge of the penalty area and it nestles into the corner. It makes its way through a lot of bodies, so VAR will have a look for a potential offside...
15:26 BST - GOAL! First blood to Sheffield United! It's a lightning counter-attack led by Gustavo Hamer, threading in Tyrese Campbell who does the rest with a cute lifted finish over the goalkeeper.
15:09 BST - Sunderland are forced into an early change and it's a big blow for the Black Cats as they lose Luke O'Nien to a shoulder injury. The defender is handed oxygen as he departs and is replaced by Chris Mepham.
They haven't conceded, but this is definitely not the start Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris would have wanted.
15:04 BST - WHAT A SAVE! Sunderland are put under the cosh by Sheffield United already and Anthony Paterson bails them out with a stunning stop down low to claw away Kieffer Moore's header.
15:01 BST - Here we go! The Premier League awaits one of Sheffield United or Sunderland...
14:57 BST - National anthem? Check. Handshakes? Check. It's nearly go time at a raucous Wembley in this high-stakes encounter.
14:32 BST - Wembley is a very unhappy hunting ground for Sheffield United, who haven't won there in 100 years. Their play-off record doesn't have great reading either, having failed to advance in nine previous attempts.
For Sunderland, they are seeking a fifth promotion to the Premier League, which would draw them level with Norwich, West Brom, Leicester and Burnley for the most.
14:15 BST - Let's have a look at the team news ahead of this all-important clash this afternoon:
13:49 BST - While reaching the Premier League will be the main objective for Sheffield United and Sunderland this afternoon, there's more than just promotion at stake.
Dubbed 'football's richest game', the winner of this year's play-off spectacle will take home a minimum of £220 million, so there's a lot riding on things at Wembley today.
Read our jam-packed preview of the play-off final here.
13:20 BST - So, on that unique 15:01 BST kick-off time. It's there for a very good reason.
All EFL play-off finals will kick off a minute later as part of the 'Every Minute Matters' campaign, a collaboration between the EFL, Sky Bet and the British Heart Foundation.
The campaign aims to encourage and inspire supporters to learn CPR and equip them with the skills that could save someone's life.
13:00 BST - Good afternoon and welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker, bringing coverage of the Championship play-off final, as Sheffield United clash with Sunderland at Wembley!
A place in the Premier League awaits one of the regular season's third and fourth-placed sides, as they look to join Leeds and Burnley in England's top tier.
Kick-off under the Wembley arches is at 15:01 BST – yes, that is correct – and we'll have all the key updates as they happen right here.