Thanks for joining us on a busy Premier League Sunday.

Tomorrow it's Arsenal v Burnley and Tuesday it's Bournemouth v Manchester City and Chelsea v Tottenham.

Will Arsenal win the league - and/or West Ham be relegated on Tuesday? Or will it all go down to the final day? We'll see.

Earlier on, Fulhamboss Marco Silva told the BBC he has not yet decided whether he will stay on and be in charge next season.

"I have not decided," he said.

"I understand the fans want to know the future of the club.

"Myself and the club cannot communicate something when the decision is not made."

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Barcelona are playing Real Betis in La Liga if you want to read a live text of that game.

But if you can't wait until then... here are the highlights of today's games.

Match of the Day is on tonight at 22:30 BST on BBC One, the iPlayer and this website.

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was a strong performance from us. I was really pleased with a lot of aspects of our game today.

"Our attitude to the game [allowed a fast start] - it would have been easy for people to look at this and say Newcastle had nothing to play for - but we have a duty to be at our very best and I'm pleased with how we went about it. We have a lot of players who play with pride and would never want to let the club down."

On Kieran Trippier: "Delighted for him personally. Knowing Kieran as well as I do now, he is brilliant on the pitch but it's off the pitch as well, the stabilising effect he has in the dressing room, positivity in difficult moments and the way he inspires the players - he's a really inspiring leader and, wherever he goes, the club will be very lucky."

Newcastle United are unbeaten in their last 20 home Premier League games against sides starting the day in the relegation zone (W13 D7), since a 1-0 loss to West Brom back in April 2018, winning each of the last six in a row.

West Ham have lost three consecutive Premier League games for a third time this season (also in October and December).

Before this current run of three successive defeats, the Hammers had lost just three of their previous 13 league matches (W6 D4).

West Ham United

West Ham manager Nuno Espirito Santo, speaking to BBC Sport: "Bad, bad. Overall bad performance. Too many things [went wrong].

"I think we gifted them the goals. Really disappointing. Look, it's going to be a tough week for us. We realise the situation is extremely difficult for us. Let's see what happens on Tuesday. More than anything is respect, work, compete in our last game at London Stadium."

On why they fell short today: "This is what I'm going to try and work out this week so we don't repeat it at London Stadium."

On the tactics: "The team reacted [to the change of formation] but maybe we prepared bad, it wasn't the best decision."

On their situation: "Respect, dignity, we owe it [a performance in the final game] to the club and to our fans.

"I watch all the games, let's see what happens [when Tottenham face Chelsea]."

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe, speaking to Sky Sports: "It wasn't the perfect game from us but it was very good in phases, especially in the first half I thought we were excellent with the ball and really creative. We have seen big progression in the last weeks, a much better performance.

"It has always been our hallmark, we want to see big energy from the players and taking the game to the oppositon, and we want to have the quality. We haven't always been able to put that together in the Premier Leaue, hence our position, but we are showing signs that we are finding our form."

On Osula's performance: "He's really growing and improving all the time. There were some really good moments from him today, obviously the goals. To lead the line for Newcastle isn't an easy thing, there is a lot of pressure, expectation and responsibility that comes with that role. I'm realy pleased with his progression but I still feel he has got a lot to come which is really exciting."

On Trippier and his impact at the club: "You never quite know how any transfer will go when you bring a player in. I was pretty sure he would help us becasuse I had worked with him before and I knew what we were getting. The consistency he has shown. The quality he has shown. The key thing for me, which people don't probably see, is how he has been really good in the difficult moments. There's been a lot of success but there have been a few choppy times and he has always been a real stable presence in the dressing room."

Looking ahead to the summer and beyond: "It's a big summer for us, a huge summer for the football club. The results how you finish the season give hope for the next and that is what we are trying to do. You never know what can happen. It does feel it has the potential to be that summer for us, but regardless of big change or not we have to come out of that transfer window stronger."

Roy Keane
Former Manchester United midfielder on Sky Sports

They never turned up today. But three goals all self-inflicted? If that happened on a training game you'd be really critical of that. For that to happen today is really sore, that will hurt them for a while.

Roy Keane
Former Manchester United midfielder on Sky Sports

Do the simple stuff well, do the basics well, and I'm not just talking about today, about the season as a whole. Panic sets in to try and win a game, but stay in the game first of all.

West Ham United

West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen speaking to BBC Sport: "The way we started was really poor. We were late to pressing them and they have the quality to play through us.

"It's obviously [down to] us on the pitch. We knew what we wanted to do and the pressue we wanted to put on them. We just didn't do it well enough. We have to hold our hands up and admit we didn't get there in time.

"I don't think so [the players were affected by pressure of relegation]. I think if that was the case we would have probably sat off. We knew we had to be on the front foot and disrupt the atmosphere they created but we didn't do that and conceded really poor goals.

"It's those little things that we need to be better at. Silly mistakes are going to get punished in this league."

On the relegation picture: "Things obviously don't look great, we have to accept that. We need Tottenham to lose on Tuesday night and until then we have to hold on to what we have.

"We are holding on by a small thread but we are still holding on. We have to see how the result goes on Tuesday, there's a chance that we are relegated then and we can't hide from it. The only thing we can do is wait and see what happens.

"I will watch it. We never want to be relying on teams but we have put ourselves in this position. We have created this mess and I think we have to be big enough to watch it and accept what happens. We are still holding on and hopefully if they lose it gives us a chance on the final day."

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on Sky Sports

You've got to stay in the game and that is the difference. Newcastle are a lively and energetic team, when there's space that's where they are very good.

They knew their jobs against Arsenal. West Ham let themselves get stretched and then didn't know what to do today. It's easier to play in a three or five when in a low block when the game opens up. When you've taken positives from the game like the Arsenal one, he's probably thinking that's what we need to do today.

West Ham United

West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo, speaking to Sky Sports: "We had a big disadvantage because we conceded two goals, but the game was not lost. We tried to react but the way we conceded was poor. Even though we tried to react it was not enough. I saw mistakes, the disorganisation of the team, we were too open, allowing Newcastle to play. It was a very difficult match for us."

On whether he got his team selection wrong: "Maybe we prepare badly? Maybe we made mistakes, we have to look. If you look at the game then probably, yes."

On if he feels let down by his players: "No, no. Let's look at the game. We started poor, we were soft. The waywe conceded the first goal and second goal, everything is much harder. Let's try to finish the season with dignity and respect for the club. It is a hard week ahead of us but we owe it to the club to try untl the end.

"Of course I understand [fans' anger].They are frustrated and disappointed with what they saw today, and with reason. A team that has been struggling through the season but with better attitude and more fighting spirit, so when the fans don't see it they show their frustrations.

"The way we started the game was really bad but like I said we have been trying to improve and get better. Today was not a step forward. We have to realise our situation is very, very difficult, a lot of anxiety and nerves and these things don't help, but we have to take responsibility."

On the week ahead: "Let's wait on Tuesday but we have been in these situations in recent weeks where you have chances to go and don't take it, then we expect what is happening in other games. It is possible but it is difficult."

Kenedy, by the way, only scored one goal in his other 40 Newcastle appearances.

William Osula has scored six goals in his last eight Premier League appearances, having scored just twice in his first 50 top-flight games before this for Sheffield United (no goals in 21 games) and Newcastle United (two goals in 29 games) combined.

Aged 22 years and 286 days, he became the youngest player to score a brace for Newcastle United in a Premier League match since Kenedy against Southampton in March 2018 (22y 30d).