The Premier League served up an all-time classic final day of the season as Manchester City came from two goals down - scoring 3 goals in 5 minutes with 15 minutes remaining; Liverpool push City to the edge with late winner against Wolves; Chelsea and Tottenham lock down 3rd and 4th place respectively and a spot in next year's Champions League; Burnley stutter against Crystal Palace on the final day; Leeds take advantage by beating Brentford, sealing Jesse Marsch's Leeds Premier League fate and doom Burnley to the Championship. 

City go into the final day one point ahead of Liverpool after their draw at West Ham; Liverpool need Gerrard's Aston Villa to beat City to claim Klopp's second title; Spurs' crucial North London derby spanking of Arsenal puts a Champions League spot in their control; Arsenal follow a 3-0 derby defeat with a terrible loss at Newcastle as their Champions League hopes fade; Chelsea essentially lock 3rd place; Leeds, Burnley and Everton scrap to avoid relegation. 

Liverpool and Spurs serve up a captivating 1-1 draw that's potentially bad news for both teams; Man City take advantage by blowing out Newcastle; Arsenal add distance between them and Spurs ahead of the season-defining North London Derby; Chelsea slip again to fall into the Top Four race; Everton grind out another massive win to jump out of the relegation zone; Leeds drop to 18th while Burnley are ahead on goal difference. 

Arsenal win three straight with massive wins against Man United & West Ham and become favorites for a Champions League place; Spurs keep in touch with Arsenal with comfortable win against Leicester; Chelsea are only three points ahead of Arsenal after Everton's potentially crucial win against Tuchel's side; Burnley come from behind with another massive performance against a doomed Watford side; Leeds and American manager Jesse Marsch are dragged back into the relegation fight. 

The race for Top 4 turns on its head but remains a struggle for all involved; Arsenal lose 3 in a row to lose grasp of 4th place with more difficult matches to come; Antonio Conte pushes Tottenham towards the Champions League but stutter against Brighton; Cristiano Ronaldo continues to save a rudderless Manchester United; West Ham's amazing Europa League run complicates their Premier League form; Burnley sack Sean Dyche; Christian Eriksen and Brentford give us the feel good story of the season. 

Tottenham stake a major claim in the Top 4 race after a comfortable derby win against Champions League hopefuls West Ham; Leeds' American manager, Jesse Marsch, earns another dramatic late win from two goals down; Everton go from cloud 9 back to the dumps with more inconsistent performances; Arsenal claim a big win against Aston Villa; Leicester's win over Brentford featured bangers you have to see; recent FA Cup results offer up semi-final matches between Crystal Palace v. Chelsea and Liverpool v. Man City. 

Liverpool's win over Arsenal sees the Reds go to within a point of Man City; Pep's team struggle to a draw against Crystal Palace; Magical Ronaldo hat trick edges Spurs in Top 4 race; Brentford and Watford earn huge wins in relegation race; Jesse Marsch gets his first Leeds win in dramatic fashion; Champions League recap as the last eight advance. 

Major news for Chelsea FC this week as owner Roman Abramovich, the most prominent natural gas Russian oligarch, was officially sanctioned by the U.K. government. That means his assets are frozen, including Chelsea, leading to bizarre consequences for the club. 

Elsewhere, Manchester United produced an embarrassing 2nd half display in the Manchester Derby; Everton's issues look more concerning with each match after Spurs destroyed Lampard's team; Jesse Marsch has an imperfect start at a struggling Leeds United; next weekend features games with major Top 4 implications. 

VAR controversy over a  potential handball dominated Manchester City's narrow win over a struggling Everton; West Ham edge a dull but significant clash against fellow Champions League hopefuls Wolves; the Tottenham rollercoaster produces a 4-0 smashing of Leeds and the end of the legendary Marcelo Bielsa's reign; the state of the Union with 11 matches to go. 

Transfer deadline day saw a lot of movement: Frank Lampard was announced as Everton manager, Luis Diaz was signed by Liverpool, Dele Alli was sent to Everton and so was Donny Van De Beek, Antonio Conte got a couple signings, and Christian Eriksen will make his amazing return to football with Brentford.  We grade every team's transfer window and discuss how they could affect the Top Four and relegation races.