Live Updates: All Matches from the Premier League's Final Round

All ten matches of the Premier League's 38th and final round are currently underway. Many of these fixtures will determine the league's representatives in the three UEFA club competitions, as well as the last team to be relegated. Following a long-standing tradition, all games kicked off simultaneously, with the first whistle sounding at 6:00 PM Bulgarian time at every stadium.

Last year's champions, Liverpool, host Brentford. Barring a major upset, Liverpool will secure a Champions League spot, which would undoubtedly deny their opponents European qualification. Sunderland and Chelsea face off at the Black Cats' stadium in a direct clash for a place in European club tournaments. Bournemouth will pursue the same objective in their away game against Nottingham Forest, who are playing solely for pride. Brighton, another team with European aspirations, hosts Manchester United, who have already qualified for the Champions League. Fulham and Newcastle will battle it out in London, though their chances for the Conference League are now purely theoretical. Aston Villa will defend their fourth-place position during their visit to Manchester City, a result that could benefit the sixth-placed team due to a potential sixth Champions League berth.

Regarding the relegation battle, Tottenham hosts Everton, and a draw should be enough for them to avoid the drop. West Ham will be chasing a crucial victory against Leeds, hoping for a slip-up from the 'Spurs'. The remaining two matches, Crystal Palace vs. Arsenal and Burnley vs. Wolverhampton, hold little significance for the final standings. In one case, the visitors have already secured the title, while in the other, two already-relegated teams face each other.