Manchester City U21 beat Southampton 2-0 in the Premier League 2 play-off final at the Joie Stadium on Thursday.The Saints started the game on the front foot as full-back Derrick Abu blazed his shot

An eventful Premier League season comes to an end on Sunday with European places still up for grabs as five teams battle it out for three Champions League places and, as it stands, one Europa League place. That could all change depending on where Chelsea finish and how they get on in the Europa Conference League final.

Man City have been crowned Premier League 2 champions by winning the playoff final. after defeating Southampton tonight. City, who finished the season on top of the table, lifted the trophy as they completed a sensational season with a 2-0 victory.

Manchester City’s Elite Development Squad were crowned 2024/25 Premier League 2 champions after a 2-0 win over Southampton in Thursday’s play-off final.Divin Mubama’s early sixth minute strike

Arsenal will be without both Jurrien Timber and William Saliba for their trip to Southampton on the final day of the Premier League season. Timber is sidelined after undergoing ankle surgery on Tuesday, while fellow Gunners defender Saliba will be absent after picking up a hamstring injury during last week’s win over Newcastle.

The date and location of the Premier League 2 playoff final has been confirmed and Manchester City will host Southampton at the Joie Stadium on Thursday 22 May, with a 19:15 BST kick off.

Everton said goodbye to Goodison Park in style, with Iliman Ndiaye bagging a first-half brace to seal a 2-0 win over Southampton in the old ground’s final match.But while the spotlight was on the

Having been steered to safety by manager David Moyes after a wonderful run of form at the star of the year, the Toffees are assured of playing Premier League football at their new 53,000-capacity stadium at Bramley Moore Dock next season, making this, the 2,791 and last ever home game to played at Goodison.

Senegal forward scores a brace, giving Toffees a 2-0 win v Southampton in final Premier League match at the stadium

Stuart Gray spent nearly a year at Pompey before the club’s financial troubles caught up with them againFormer Pompey coach and caretaker manager Stuart Gray is leaving Premier League Fulham.The 65-year-old will step down from his role as assistant boss after Sunday’s final game of the season against Manchester City.