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Chelsea 1 v 1 Everton Brighton 2 v 1 West Ham Newcastle 3 v 0 Ipswich Southampton 1 v 2 Fulham Wolves 2 v 0 Leicester Bournemouth 3 v 1 Man United Liverpool 3 v 0 Spurs Forest 1 v 1 Brentford

Wait, as in Wor Flags is no longer a thing? That's awful news if so.

When Liverpool win the title at the weekend, is there going to be any sort of fanfare? It feels like because it's been so obvious for so long, that most people are just going to shrug and move on.

Glad I kept my free hit

And yet, he's still better than Vicario.

While that's harsh, I can completely understand why'd they do that, he's always lacked something at this level, both in the Premier League and Bundesliga.

I'm with Anon:

You mean to tell me you're not looking forward to the 12pm Sunday game against Chelsea

Am I right in thinking, that going into the last game of the season, so long as we're 2 points ahead of Chelsea and Forest, and 4 Points ahead of Villa, we'll have qualified before that final game of the season?

That graphic is weird, Forest's game in hand is against Brentford, and their game against Palace is just a standard weekend game (Albeit a Monday night match) along with everyone else. I don't know why, but Opta chances percentage is annoying me this season, its everywhere, and can change wildly depending on one result

Referee: Michael Salisbury. Assistants: Neil Davies, Derek Eaton. Fourth official: Jeremy Simpson. VAR: James Bell. Assistant VAR: Mat Wilkes.

I still don't want Cunha, I know it's hard to judge from the outside, but from what I've seen he seems really arrogant, cocky and self centred that seems easily combustible, which is the polar opposite of the makeup of our current squad. If Man United want to progress, they need to be avoiding players like Cunha, as it's that sort of signing which has done them in in the past.

The maximum Villa can get now is 69 points, 3 wins and a draw, so long as one of them wins is against Chelsea, and we're there.

Anything that makes the gap as big as possible, I personally don't care if we finish 5th or 3rd, just keep that gap a wide a possible please.

Always thought Nunes was a quality player.

Watkins will score the winner.

Hopefully it sticks, but I very much doubt it will

Not a massive fan of that Man City side.

I'm really intrigued to see how they do in the play-offs, as they've been really bad recently, and the conventional wisdom is that having momentum going into the playoff is important, but the last time someone in 5th or 6th got promoted was in 2018/19, and it's only happened twice in 10 years, with the teams that have just missed out on the automatics, with the better quality, tend to be the ones that go up. They're in a really weird spot, as they're just not convincing, since they beat Oxford at the back end of October, they've only won one game by 2 goals or more, which is actually shocking for the fourth best team, it's a bit like Sheffield United in that their margins are so small, that all it takes is a slight drop in performance and suddenly you're losing every week. Hopefully this run of form leads to them getting rinsed by Bristol City in a few weeks, or if they do go up, proves its build on a bed of sand and they go down like Southampton have this season.

Along with permanent managers: Michael Carrick Scott Parker Frank Lampard And previously Wayne Rooney

Me tonight:

It is ridiculous, I can't remember seeing a league that tight before, for Truro, even a win may not do it if Torquay batter Hemel Hempstead, who have nothing to play for and are on the beach, and I'm not sure if playing St Alban's is good or not, as they have to come out and try and play, given their situation, which could work to Truro's benefit. Either way, it's been a mammoth season for the club, it's the first season back in Truro in their new Stadium, and most projections had them mid-table at best, so to be in with a shot of winning the title is an outstanding achievement.