That's your lot from us today.

Busy one as we brought you all the reaction and analysis to a huge midweek evening of Premier League action.

Still another big game to play though - Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal Palace - so we'll be back later this evening to bring you full live text coverage of that one.

If you want to look back at any of the top stories from the relegation chatter this afternoon, check out the summary points at the top of this page.

And for those of you who want to relive the title talk from this morning, check out this recap we did earlier and you can flick through all the best bits from that.

We'll be back bright and early tomorrow to do it all again.

Enjoy the rest of your day and we'll catch you then!

West Ham United

And finally, to West Ham, who have nine games to preserve their status in the Premier League.

Here are those games, including a massive clash to come on the final day:

• West Ham v Manchester City
• Aston Villa v West Ham
• West Ham v Wolves
• Crystal Palace v West Ham
• West Ham v Everton
• Brentford v West Ham
• West Ham v Arsenal
• Newcastle v West Ham
• West Ham v Leeds United

Thumbs up if you think they will escape relegation, and a thumbs down if you don't...

Nottingham Forest

Here are the final Premier League games for Nottingham Forest - including a tasty clash against fellow strugglers Spurs later this month - as they look to avoid relegation:

• Nottingham Forest v Fulham
• Tottenham v Nottingham Forest
• Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa
• Nottingham Forest v Burnley
• Sunderland v Nottingham Forest
• Chelsea v Nottingham Forest
• Nottingham Forest v Newcastle
• Man United v Nottingham Forest
• Nottingham Forest v Bournemouth

Thumbs up if you think they will escape relegation, and a thumbs down if you don't...

Tottenham Hotspur

Speaking of Tottenham, here are their final 10 games of the season. Can last year's Europa League winners avoid a shock relegation from the top-flight?:

• Tottenham v Crystal Palace
• Liverpool v Tottenham
• Tottenham v Nottingham Forest
• Sunderland v Tottenham
• Tottenham v Brighton
• Wolves v Tottenham
• Aston Villa v Tottenham
• Tottenham v Leeds
• Chelsea v Tottenham
• Tottenham v Everton

Thumbs up if you think they will escape relegation, and a thumbs down if you don't...

Leeds United

Leeds have been through a decent run of form over the last few months, which saw them push away from the relegation zone, but improved results from those below them have dragged them right back into the battle to avoid the drop.

Here are their final fixtures of the Premier League season:

• Crystal Palace v Leeds
• Leeds v Brentford
• Manchester United v Leeds
• Leeds v Wolves
• Bournemouth v Leeds
• Leeds v Burnley
• Tottenham v Leeds
• Leeds v Brighton
• West Ham v Leeds

Thumbs up if you think they will escape relegation, and a thumbs down if you don't...

Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter

Let's finish off by having a quick look at the run-ins of some of those teams battling against relegation.

Give each post a thumbs up if you think the team in question will escape relegation, and a thumbs down if you don't...

But also go on to win the Champions League? Now that would be a first...

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Wolves may not have enough time to turn things around this season, but it is still shaping up for a classic relegation run-in.

It seems to have been a while since we've had a final day packed with drama from a relegation standpoint.

Long gone are the days we'd be sat around watching the table change by the minute with all three teams in the drop zone having the possibility of survival.

However, we could well be running it back this year.

And looking at the current table, there are some monstrous games involving those down the bottom on the Premier League's final day.

Final day fixtures:

• Burnley v Wolves
• Crystal Palace v Arsenal
• Nottingham Forest v Bournemouth
• Tottenham v Everton
• West Ham v Leeds

Wolves

Over the last 10 Premier League games, Wolves are 13th in the form table, with 13 points from a possible 30.

Wolves boss Rob Edwards was asked in his FA Cup pre-match press conference whether, after recent results, he believes they can turn things around and escape relegation: "We believe we can turn things around, and we're showing that now. But we know as well it's going to be a long-term thing, so we can turn things around from where we picked things up."

Edwards added that he did not understand the question: "I'm not sure what you're talking about. When you say turn things around, what do you mean by that?"

The journalist in question was talking about escaping relegation, while Edwards thought it was in reference to the long-term fortunes of the club, potentially rebuilding in the Championship next season.

Edwards added: "I'm really happy that the fans are able to celebrate a couple of really good wins in succession, and it feels like there's a really good feel around the football club."

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In fact, over the last 10 games, no team is in worse form than Tottenham Hotspur.

If the Premier League table was based solely on the last 10 matches played, Spurs would be rock bottom, winless and staring relegation in the face.

Fortunately for them, it isn't.

With that said, it isn't looking good.

Tottenham have picked up just four points from the last 30 available in the league and are the only team in that period to have not registered a win.

They have drawn four times and tasted defeat six times in the last 10, with all of those around them picking up more points.

Burnley are 19th with seven points in that same period, while Spurs' opponents on Thursday, Crystal Palace, are in 18th with nine points.

Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter

Kier and Tom - you are both right, of course.

Tottenham are more used to battling at the other end of the table, which is best exemplified by the fact they are preparing for a last-16 tie in the Champions League against Atletico Madrid.

They earned their place in the Champions League this season by winning last season's Europa League, a competition they qualified for via their league position under Ange Postecoglou in the 2023-24 campaign.

But after finishing 17th in the Premier League last season, Spurs are struggling with similarly poor league form this campaign...

Kier: Ref Billy 13:26 - Not sure you have the right club as we have not had to rely on any clubs to stop us being relegated as until last year Spurs have been a mainstay in the top 6.

Tom: RE 13:15 - do the Opta stats not take momentum into account? Tottenham don't know how to win, whoever they're facing, whereas the clubs around them know how to pick up points. If Spurs lose tonight, I don't see them surviving. I really hope I'm wrong.

West Ham United

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Meanwhile, Nuno Espirito Santo was understandably upbeat about West Ham's chances after Wednesday's victory at Fulham: "We fight until the end and it means a lot to us, it means a lot to our fans that were huge today, the help that they gave us."

On the trajectory of the team: "We are improving game by game. It can happen, games like Liverpool [where they lost 5-2], but the confidence is there, and the boys are working very hard, very committed, knowing that the situation that we are [in] doesn't change anything. We are focused on ourselves and keep going."

Nottingham Forest

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And goalscorer Elliot Anderson was clear about the importance of his equaliser at Manchester City, and the impact it could have on Nottingham Forest's survival chances.

The England midfielder told TNT Sports: "It was massive, obviously we've had a poor run, we knew coming here we would have to fight and work hard because they are a top side. We dug out a point, we are really happy.

"It keeps us pushing, we've got such a team spirit. I couldn't fault the effort of the lads, I thought we fought really hard today."

Nottingham Forest

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Conversely, Nottingham Forest boss Vitor Pereira was feeling very positive after Wednesday's draw at Manchester City, despite slipping closer - in terms of points - to the relegation places: "Overall, I am happy with the performance, and it is very positive to see our future together.

"I am very positive, I believe a lot in the quality of the players. I believe with a little bit of time, I hope next week, we can increase our level. They have quality, we are organised, and I believe with this spirit we have the conditions to get points everywhere.

"[I have had only] two training sessions with the team, because the other ones were to recover the team, not to work [on new ideas]."

Tottenham Hotspur

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Sometimes it's hard to stay positive Paul.

Tottenham interim boss Igor Tudor admitted as much in his post-match comments after defeat to Fulham, but also said he would look forward to tonight's match at home to Crystal Palace with positivity: "I feel better now. Of course, there was emotions and some disappointment after the game because we are working hard with the players on what they need to do, but the result didn't come.

"Of course, it was a little bit disappointing, but that's how we should feel [after a game like that]. We need to be angry and disappointed. I won't be the guy who says everything is perfect, smiles and acts like nothing has happened.

"Also, it's about me, personally, sending a message to everyone that I do not accept the situation - but we move on. We had a good but short period to prepare for this next game and I have seen the guys react really well.

"We need to be optimistic about tomorrow's game. We play at home against a good team, but we're in our stadium and in front of our fans."