The Premier League final day sees Manchester City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest battle it out to qualify for the Champions League. Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham - by virtue of their Europa League win - are guaranteed a place at Europe's top table next season, but there are still three places up for grabs.

Chelsea are reported to be readying a bid of £50 million ($67.1 million) for Brighton & Hove Albion striker João Pedro.

There are almost too many matches to keep an eye on, too many stories to follow, but at least neutrals will know which fixture to tune in to at kick-off: a six-pointer at the City Ground that could be the greatest day in Nottingham Forest ’s 21st-century history.

Manchester United have lost their fear factor at the same time as the Premier League’s middle class are feeling more ambitious than ever

Crosses may be becoming less prominent in the modern game, but a teasing delivery into a good area is always a threat - and Fulham's Antonee Robinson has established himself as one of the best

Gary Neville said Nottingham Forest refused to give him accreditation following his criticism of the club's owner.

Liverpool’s coronation finally arrives tomorrow evening as they get the opportunity to reclaim the Premier League trophy they have spent the past five years chasing. The ticker tape and the medals, all to commemorate a 20th English title being added to Anfield’s champions wall.

Nottingham Forest have banned Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville from The City Ground for their season-defining match against Chelsea on Sunday. The Champions League-chasing club has formally requested that the broadcaster change its commentary team for the crucial fixture.