The final day of Premier League action may not have delivered too many surprises, but make no mistake – this was a season of unexpected results at both ends of the table. From Liverpool's dominance to Manchester United's downward fall,

An emotional head coach and a co-owner driven to make an impact have delivered a tumultuous season on and off the pitch at Old Trafford

On a dramatic final day of the Premier League, Manchester City, Chelsea and Newcastle United secured their spots in next season's Champions League.

On Sunday, Liverpool Football Club won the Premier League. It was their 20th domestic league title. Which rather puts them back on their perch—while knocking struggling historic rivals Manchester United back down the pecking order to where they belong. This has also made a lot of people very happy. Aside from any Manchester United fans, naturally.

Manchester City are at Craven Cottage to close out the latest Premier League season as Fulham are the final opponents for Pep Guardiola’s squad.The task is clear for City after their 3-1 win over

Reaction to the final day of the Premier League season as Newcastle, Chelsea and Manchester City qualify for the Champions League before champions Liverpool lift the trophy.

Aston Villa missed out on a place in the UEFA Champions League as they had Emiliano Martinez sent off in a 2-0 defeat to Manchester United. Amad and Christian Eriksen were on target at Old Trafford, where Martinez was sent off at the end of the first half after he wiped out Rasmus Hojlund.

Manchester United ended their disappointing season with a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa on Sunday's final day of the Premier League campaign, denying the visitors a Champions League qualification spot in the process.

Emiliano Martinez became the first goalkeeper Opta has on record since 2003-04 to make five saves and get sent off in the first half of a Premier League game, while he was the first Aston Villa goalkeeper red carded in the Premier League since Brad Friedel in March 2009 against Liverpool.