Premier League: Tottenham saved, West Ham relegated

Tottenham were the dominant team from the start in the sold-out stadium at the White Hart Line. The match winner was Joao Palhinha (43rd minute), who headed the ball onto the post shortly before half-time and then used the rebound. His goal caused emotional scenes in the stadium.

Champions League finalists FC Arsenal were already confirmed as English champions before the match day. The team around national player Kai Havertz won 2-1 (1-0) at Crystal Palace. In terms of sport, it was no longer about anything. Before the game, thousands of Arsenal fans marched in celebration through the streets around Selhurst Park in south London. The goals for the Gunners were scored by Gabriel Jesus (42nd minute) and Noni Madueke (48th) after an assist from substitute Havertz.

Chelsea misses the European Cup

Pep Guardiola missed a win in his last game with Manchester City. His team lost 1:2 (0:1) to Europa League winners Aston Villa. Guardiola is saying goodbye after ten years in which he won six championships, the Champions League and three English Cups with City. City and Villa are qualified for the Champions League.

Liverpool FC lost a lead when Mohamed Salah and Andrew Robertson said goodbye. The Reds only managed a 1-1 (0-0) draw against Brentford at Anfield Road, but they qualified for the premier class after a disappointing season. After the final whistle, Salah was tearfully celebrated by the fans.

Chelsea FC failed to end their messed up season in a somewhat forgiving manner and lost their qualification for Europe with a 1-2 (0-1) draw at AFC Sunderland.

Before the last game, the Londoners were in eighth place, which would have meant participation in the Conference League. With a win, Chelsea would have even played in the Europa League next season. But now the Blues, with their new coach Xabi Alonso, have to concentrate fully on the domestic league and cup competitions next season.