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What a massive result for Bournemouth who have secured a first-ever win at Arsenal after storming back to a 2-1 win. The Gunners leave the door swung open for Manchester City now!

EVANILSON!

Bournemouth have stormed into a second-half lead with just 15 minutes remaining thanks to an instinctive finish from Evanilson after he out-muscled Ødegaard to tap home at the far post!

GOAL!! LEVEL!!

Dean Huijsen rises highest in the box off a Bournemouth long throw to level matters at one-all.

That's the third goal of the season for the Spanish international centre-back during a breakout season in the Premier League.

CHANCE!

Bukayo Saka is mere inches away from making it 2-0 on the day, with a well-struck effort from his weaker foot flying just wide of Kepa's post.

We're back in action at the Emirates for the second stanza. Can Arsenal extend their lead or will Bournemouth leg them back before full-time?

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A 34th-minute goal from Declan Rice proved the difference as we reached the halftime interval at the Emirates. Arsenal 1-0.

GOAL!

The deadlock is finally broken at the Emirates with a classy finish from Declan Rice, who did well to round the keeper after he was put into a dangerous area by Martin Ødegaard. Advantage to the Gunners!

CHANCE!

Another header that could have changed the flow of the game, this time from Leandro Trossard, but his effort was saved on the line by Kepa.

CHANCE!

Evanilson is inches from bagging the opener after a delightful cross from Milos Kerkez sees the Brazilian's diving header go just over the bar.

The first real chance falls to Declan Rice on what is his 100th appearance for the club, but the England midfielder could only see his effort wide. He should be doing better there.

A quiet opening ten minutes in North London so far. Despite their strong XI on the day, Arsenal must still be wary of a credible Bournemouth side who are very good on the break.

We are underway at the Emirates as Arsenal and Bournemouth get underway.

The Gunners look to take a six-point lead over Manchester City as the race for the UCL places continues into the final weeks.

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It's all over in the battle of the relegated sides too, where Leicester overcame Southampton 2-0.

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It's all over at Goodison, where Everton squandered a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2 with relegated Ipswich.

GOAL IPSWICH!

They're already relegated and Goodison Park has been in party mode all afternoon, but the Tractor Boys have come from 2-0 down to draw level at 2-2. George Hirst is the scorer in the 79th minute, squeezing in a header at the back post.

Very little has happened in the second halves of either of these games.

SECOND HALF BEGINS!

The second period has also begun at the King Power Stadium.

SECOND HALF BEGINS!

We're back under way at Goodison, with Everton leading Ipswich 2-1.

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It's half-time at the King Power now too, where Leicester lead 2-0.

The first half is still ongoing at the King Power Stadium, after the match had to be suspended for a few minutes while referee David Webb received treatment for an injury sustained in a collision with Leicester's Jordan Ayew.

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We've reached the interval at Goodison Park, where Everton lead Ipswich 2-1.

GOAL LEICESTER!

It's now 2-0 in the battle of the already relegated clubs, with Jordan Ayew doubling the Foxes' lead.

GOAL IPSWICH!

The Tractor Boys are back in it, and if you thought McNeil's goal was good, wait until you see this one from Julio Enciso!

The Paraguayan has a penchant for bangers, and this was one of his very best, beating goalkeeper Jordan Pickford and finding the top corner from 25-yards.

Decent game this!

GOAL EVERTON!

The Toffees are 2-0 up and it's a beauty from Dwight McNeil, who finds the net with a left-footed stunner on his first start for five months and his 100th appearance for the club.

What a way to return from injury that is.

It was a great cross from Charly Alcaraz, and a proper striker's finish from Beto.

GOAL EVERTON!

The deadlock has also been broken at Goodison Park, where Beto has headed Everton in front against Ipswich.

GOAL LEICESTER!

He's leaving the club at the end of the season but he isn't finished yet, because Jamie Vardy has given Leicester the lead against Southampton with an emphatic finish.

Enjoy him while you still can Foxes fans.

There's a real last day of the season feel at Goodison Park today, but it won't be the Toffees' last match at the old ground - that comes against Southampton on the final day.

KICK-OFF!

We're under way at Goodison Park for Everton v Ipswich, and also at the King Power Stadium for the clash of relegated duo Leicester and Southampton.

We've got three more matches coming our way from the Premier League today.

In the meantime, read our round-up of the Championship final day here.

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It's all over at Villa Park, where Youri Tielemans's 12th minute goal was enough to give Aston Villa a victory over Fulham which lifts them to 7th in the Premier League table.

There's been another twist in the Championship title race, with Leeds completing a comeback against Plymouth to leapfrog Burnley at the top! Great drama.

CLOSE!

Donyell Malen very nearly wrapped up the three points for Villa there, but his shot could only cannon back off the bar.

We've got eight minutes of added time at Villa Park. This would be a big win for Villa if they can hold on.

Into the final five minutes of normal time at Villa Park now. Fulham are pressing for an equaliser but must do so with only 10 men, because Harrison Reed has had to go off injured after Marco Silva had made all five of his subs. Not ideal.

We've got 15 minutes or so left at Villa Park, neither side has really looked like adding to the 1-0 scoreline.

There's been another twist in the Championship title race! Burnley are now 2-1 up against Millwall, meaning they will be crowned champions at the expense of Leeds as things stand.

It's not been a particularly exciting second half at Villa Park if the truth be told. Fulham just had a half chance, but neither side has been particularly electric.

Bristol City are losing 2-0 at home to Preston, so that goal will have come as a relief to them.

An equaliser for Sheffield United means Blackburn have now dropped out of the play-off spots and been replaced by Bristol City! An interesting last half an hour of the Championship final day awaits.

Leeds have equalised, meaning they will win the Championship title on goal difference if it stays like this.

Elsewhere, Blackburn have just scored at Bramall Lane, and will finish in the play-off spots as things stand.

Fulham thought they had equalised for a moment there when Ryan Sessegnon found the bottom corner with a lovely finish, but the referee disallowed it immediately for handball against Sessegnon, and rightly so. Good refereeing.

SECOND HALF BEGINS!

We're back under way at Villa Park, and just seconds into the second half, Ollie Watkins spurned a brilliant chance to put Villa 2-0 up, when Matty Cash picked him out with a great cross, but the striker couldn't sort his feet out in time and he completely missed the ball.

Meanwhile, in the Championship, Coventry are leading 1-0 at home to Middlesbrough at half-time, and have strengthened their grip on a spot in the play-offs as things stand.

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Youri Tielemans's header is the difference between Aston Villa and Fulham at half-time. The Cottagers haven't had a serious attempt on target yet, it's been quite a serene affair for Villa.

Down in the Championship, Luton Town are 3-1 down at West Brom and looking set for a second successive relegation. From the Premier League to League One in just two seasons. Brutal.

A good omen for Fulham's comeback chances here at Villa Park.

Leeds United were in pole position to win the Championship title today, but they're currently losing 1-0 to Plymouth, who went into the final day needing a miracle to avoid relegation to League One!

Elsewhere, it's the final day of the season in the EFL today. Burnley have already been promoted to the Premier League, but have missed the opportunity to make EFL history.

Here's how that goal has gone down on Tyneside. If Villa win here, they will move two points behind Newcastle, who travel to face Brighton tomorrow.

GOAL!

The deadlock is broken in the 12th minute at Villa Park, and Youri Tielemans is the scorer, heading in from a corner.

Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno got a strong hand to it, but it wasn't strong enough. A perfect start for the Villans.

Fulham do of course have a great chance of playing in Europe next season themselves, if they finish the season strongly. Here's how the race for Champions League, Europa League and Conference League is looking after Manchester City's 1-0 win over Wolves on Friday night...

KICK OFF!

We're off at Villa Park. Fulham don't have a great deal to play for this season, but it's a must-win for Villa if they're to have any chance of qualifying for next season's Champions League. It should make for an interesting game.

Here are both sides' starting line-ups at Villa Park...

There are four Premier League fixtures coming our way on Saturday, with Aston Villa's clash with Fulham kicking things off. Follow it all live here with us.