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.

Updates and analysis as the race to to qualify for next season's Champions League reaches an exciting climax on Sunday

In any case, Spurs are thus the third team from the Premier League to qualify for next year’s Champions League, joining the top two finishers in the league, Liverpool and Arsenal. Three more will join them,

Manchester United were beaten in Bilbao as Spurs won the Europa League, their first European trophy in 41 years. Brennan Johnson scored the only goal before a rearguard display saw Spurs hold their nerve and spark wild scenes in Spain and back in N17.

Many Tottenham players have publicly called for Ange Postecoglou to stay at the club after their Europa League final triumph. The Australian became the first manager to win any major silverware for Spurs since 2008 - and the first to bring a European trophy back to Tottenham for some 41 years - with Wednesday night’s 1-0 victory over Manchester United in Bilbao,

Ange Postecoglou delivered Tottenham Hotspur’s first trophy in 17 years, yet he could still face the sack. Journalist David Ornstein believes it’s “most likely” Spurs will relieve the Australian of his duties,