Premier League 24/25 finale - as it happened

That's a wrap on the 2024/25 Premier League season, packed with excitement, passion and top-class English football.
The final table sees Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea and Newcastle securing their spots in next season's Champions League, while Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest will compete in the Europa League and Conference League, respectively.
Thanks to everyone for joining this live stream. We look forward to seeing you next season for more thrills, as well as the European finals and the upcoming Club World Cup.
May 25, 2025
We're moments away from the final whistles!
Semenyo grabs a brace thanks to an assist from future Real Madrid player Dean Huijsen.
Brighton players put their side 4-1 up against Tottenham, with O'Riley's goal coming from the penalty spot.
Odegaard receives a neat pass from Trossard to put the Gunners ahead following Southampton's equaliser.
Maatsen makes a mistake and concedes a penalty to the Red Devils. Fernandes steps aside for Eriksen, who calmly converts.
Kudus keeps his nerve against Ipswich and nets West Ham's second.
Salah finds an equaliser in the 84th minute despite Liverpool being down to ten men. It's 1-1 for now.
Bad news for the Reds — Gravenberch is sent off after picking up a second yellow card. Liverpool will be down to ten men against Crystal Palace.
Munetsi levels the scores with a brilliant strike following Larsen's header from the cross, making it 1-1 against Brentford for now.
Amad Diallo scores from close range following a brilliant pass from Bruno Fernandes, putting Manchester United ahead and securing Aston Villa a spot in next season's Europa League.
Semenyo deals another blow to the Foxes' difficult season with a great strike to put Bournemouth ahead.
Erling Haaland extends City's lead from the penalty spot after Lukic fouls Gundogan inside the box.
Bukayo Saka has his effort ruled out for offside after tapping in a rebound from former teammate Ramsdale following Rice's shot.
Alcaraz powers home a superb header from Mykolenko's cross, sending Newcastle into the Europa League for the time being.
Hinshelwood scores again for the Seagulls, putting them in front against Tottenham Hotspur.
Broadhead had brought Ipswich level, but Bowen took just three minutes to restore the Hammers' lead with a superb strike, assisted by Wan-Bissaka.
Stewart grabs an equaliser for Southampton, latching onto Fernandes' corner to level things at 1-1 against the Gunners.
Harry Maguire sees his effort chalked off by the officials, and the match remains goalless at Old Trafford.
Colwill connects with Neto's cross inside the box and puts Chelsea ahead of the Tricky Trees!
Hinshelwood pounces on the rebound from a Brighton corner to level things at 1-1 against Tottenham.
The second half kicks off, and the Champions League spots are still up for grabs! If it finishes like this, Arsenal, Manchester City, Newcastle, and Chelsea will secure their places in Europe's top competition - and Liverpool, of course.
No further goals have been scored since those reported in this live stream so far, with Aston Villa finding it tough against a determined Red Devils side. Forest have come close to scoring against the Blues in the first half as they fight for a European spot, aiming to move closer to the Champions League. Once the break is over, we'll keep you updated on all the latest from the Premier League.
Ward-Prowse is left with an open goal after a slip-up from the Ipswich defence and keeper, calmly putting West Ham ahead with ease.
Emiliano Martinez, aka Dibu, is shown a straight red for violently halting Rasmus Hojlund's run towards goal. Aston Villa will play the second half with ten men at Old Trafford.
Ben White finds Tierney out on the right flank, and the Scot gives the Gunners the lead with a short but precise finish into the net against Southampton.
Ilkay Gundogan puts the Sky Blues ahead against Fulham with a stunning bicycle kick. After hitting the crossbar, the ball bounces down and into the net.
Bryan Mbeumo latches onto Norgaard's pass inside the box to put Brentford ahead against Wolves.
Dominic Solanke fires Tottenham, fresh from their Europa League triumph, into the lead against Brighton from the penalty spot. Tel was fouled by Wieffer, handing Spurs the chance from twelve yards.
Ismaila Sarr collects a pass from Mitchell, skips past Mac Allister, and fires home to put Crystal Palace ahead against Liverpool.
The matches have kicked off! Premier League matches have kicked off across England. We're keeping an eye on the goals, assists, efforts, and cards. Stay tuned!
We've got just 10 minutes to go!
Bournemouth starting XI: Kepa (GK); Smith, Zabarnyi, Marcos Senesi, Kerkez; Adams, Kluivert, Brooks; Tavernier, Evanilson and Semenyo.
Leicester City starting XI: Stolarczyk (GK); Kristiansen, Faes, Coady, Justin; Soumare, Ayew, Skipp; Thomas, Daka and McAteer.
Fulham starting XI: Leno (GK); Kenny Tete, Andersen, Cuenca, Robinson; Cairney, Pereira, Lukic; Traore, Jimenez and Wilson.
Manchester City starting XI: Ederson (GK); Gvardiol, Akanji, Dias, Nunes; Gundogan, Marmoush, Gonzalez; Doku, Haaland and Silva.
Ipswich Town starting XI: Palmer (GK); Tuanzebe, O'Shea, Greaves, Davis; Morsy, Chaplin, Cajuste; Hutchinson, Hirst and Broadhead.
West Ham starting XI: Fabianski (GK); Mavropanos, Kilman, Todibo, Scarles, Wan-Bissaka; Alvarez, Soucek, Ward-Prowse; Fullkrug and Bowen.
Liverpool starting XI: Alisson (GK); Bradley, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson; Gravenberch, Jones, Szoboszlai; Salah, Diaz and Gakpo.
Crystal Palace starting XI: Henderson (GK); Richards, Lacroix, Lerma, Kamada, Hughes; Eze, Sarr; Mitchell, Mateta and Munoz.
Manchester United starting XI: Bayindir (GK); Lindelof, Maguire, Heaven, Mazraoui, Dorgu; Fernandes, Casemiro; Diallo, Hojlund and Mount.
Aston Villa starting XI: Emiliano Martinez (GK); Maatsen, Torres, Konsa, Cash; Onana, Asensio, Kamara; McGinn, Watkins and Rogers.
Newcastle starting XI: Pope (GK); Schar, Botman, Burn, Murphy, Livramento; Guimaraes, Tonali; Barnes, Isak and Gordon.
Everton starting XI: Pickford (GK); Mykolenko, O'Brien, Keane, Young; Gueye, Alcaraz, Garner; Ndiaye, Beto and Harrison.
Nottingham Forest starting XI: Sels (GK); Aina, Milenkovic, Murillo, Williams; Dominguez, Sangare, Anderson; Wood, Gibbs-White and Elanga.
Chelsea starting XI: Sanchez (GK); Cucurella, Colwill, Adarabioyo, James; Caicedo, Palmer, Fernandez; Sancho, Neto and Madueke.
Southampton starting XI: Ramsdale (GK); Sugawara, Wood, Taylor, Fernandes, Welington; Downes, Ugochukwu; Robinson, Stewart and Sulemana.
Arsenal starting XI: Raya (GK); Tierney, Kiwior, White, Thomas Partey; Zinchenko, Rice, Nwaneri; Martinelli, Merino and Sterling.
Tottenham Hotspur starting XI: Vicario (GK); Porro, Danso, Van de Ven, Udogie; Bentancur, Sarr, Gray; Johnson, Solanke and Tel.
Brighton & Hove Albion starting XI: Verbruggen (GK); Julio, Webster, Van Hecke, Hinshelwood; Baleba, Ayari, Wieffer; Adingra, Minteh and Gruda.
Wolves starting XI: Sa (GK); Doherty, Semedo, Agbadou, T Gomes, Ait-Nouri; J Gomes, Munetsi, Andre; Cunha and Guedes.
Brentford starting XI: Flekken (GK); Lewis-Potter, Van Den Berg, Collins, Kayode; Yarmolyuk, Damsgaard, Norgaard; Schade, Wissa and Mbeumo.
Southampton to upset Arsenal? Manchester City to slip up at Fulham? Anything can happen on the final day of the Premier League! This afternoon is sure to bring some surprises.
Here are today's fixtures:
Bournemouth vs Leicester City
Fulham vs Manchester City
Ipswich Town vs West Ham
Liverpool vs Crystal Palace
Manchester United vs Aston Villa
Newcastle vs Everton
Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea
Southampton vs Arsenal
Tottenham Hotspur vs Brighton & Hove Albion
Wolves vs Brentford
May 25, 2025
Nottingham Forest's historic Champions League dream is still alive as they brace for a dramatic showdown against Chelsea, while Liverpool will finally get their hands on the Premier League trophy.
Nottingham Forest have enjoyed a remarkable renaissance, but they will still end the season with regrets if they fail to reach the Champions League. The two-time European champions last played in the continent's top club competition in 1980/81.
They have been resident in the top five for most of the season, but have lost momentum in recent weeks and must now beat rivals Chelsea and hope Villa or Newcastle drop points.
Even though they may fail to qualify for the Champions League, Forest at least have the comfort of knowing they have secured European football next season.
They finished just outside the relegation spots last season but have roared back under Nuno Espirito Santo, becoming the first team in Premier League history to double their points tally from one season to the next.
Meanwhile, Liverpool's players will at last have the chance to lift the Premier League trophy in front of their own fans after their match against FA Cup winners Crystal Palace on Sunday.
The champions won their first English league title for 30 years in 2020 but were forced to celebrate behind closed doors due to COVID-19 restrictions. If the reaction at Anfield to their trophy triumph last month - sealed with a 5-1 win against Tottenham - is anything to go by, Sunday's party will be one to remember.
May 25, 2025
It is difficult to predict what the mood will be like at Old Trafford on Sunday, when Manchester United host top-five contenders Aston Villa. United, who lost 1-0 to Tottenham in the Europa League final on Wednesday, are destined for their lowest league finish since they were relegated in 1974.
Ruben Amorim's men have been desperately poor this season, winning just six league games since the Portuguese took over from the sacked Erik ten Hag in November.
Villa have won just twice at Old Trafford in the Premier League era but will go there with a spring in their step, knowing a win would give them a chance to qualify for next season's Champions League, depending on results elsewhere.
They have little to fear against a United team who are disjointed, toothless and lacking in motivation, with nothing to play for.
Sunderland clinched a dramatic 2-1 win against Sheffield United in the Championship play-off final on Saturday. United led the Championship at the end of March before suffering a late collapse that allowed Burnley and Leeds to clinch automatic promotion.
For the first time in history, all three newly promoted sides to the Premier League have suffered immediate relegation for two consecutive seasons.
Southampton, Leicester and Ipswich Town have all confirmed their return to the Championship just one year after their promotion. What was once unprecedented has now occurred two years running — a stark indication that the divide between the Premier League and the second tier is becoming increasingly unbridgeable.
Their projected total would mark the worst collective points tally for promoted teams in the Premier League era — a record, remarkably, already set just last season by Sheffield United, Burnley and Luton Town (66 points between them).
As the English top-flight season comes to an end on Sunday, Forest and Chelsea are among five clubs chasing the three remaining top-five spots, along with Manchester City, Newcastle and Aston Villa.
Unai Emery's Aston Villa travel to face troubled Manchester United, whose misery was compounded by their Europa League final defeat against Tottenham in midweek.
May 25, 2025
Hello everyone, and welcome to live coverage of the Premier League 2024/25 last dance! Today, we'll be broadcasting live from BeSoccer to bring you all the action from the 38th round of this Premier League season.