Newcastle, which was without star striker Alexander Isak because of a groin injury, finishes the season at home to Everton and will almost certainly qualify for the Champions League with a win.

The Gunners all but seal a third consecutive runners-up spot as the Magpies face a final-day fight for top five

Mikel Arteta turned his attention to a new goal once Arsenal were eliminated from the Premier League title race, and the Spanish manager has made a pretty big deal about finishing second this season.

By Lori Ewing LIVERPOOL (Reuters) -Everton gave Goodison Park a fitting farewell after Iliman Ndiaye scored twice to hand the home side a 2-0 victory over already-relegated Southampton on Sunday as the "Grand Old Lady" hosted its final Premier League game after 133 years.

Goodison Park said farewell to Premier League football as Everton beat Southampton 2-0 on Sunday on an emotional occasion. Iliman Ndiaye struck twice in the first half to secure the victory as David Moyes' side made sure the home fans got the win they wanted as wild celebrations greeted the final whistle.

Everton said goodbye to Goodison Park in style with a 2-0 Premier League win over Southampton thanks to a double for Iliman Ndiaye on an emotional Sunday in Merseyside.Southampton had frustrated Manchester City in a 0-0 draw last weekend to ensure they will not end the season as the worst side in Premier League history.