Rewind to the final day of the 2017/18 season, when Spurs beat Leicester 5-4 in an epic encounter at Wembley Stadium

UEFA calculates which two leagues will be rewarded with an extra Champions League place by adding up coefficient points based on the performances of clubs from each league across the Champions League, Europa League and UEFA Conference League.

Premier League Academy players learn about the significance of the day on 27 January as part of their enrichment programmes

Bournemouth extended their longest unbeaten run in the Premier League to 11 games with a thrilling display against third-placed Forest that maintained their momentum in their bid to qualify for Europe for the first time. It was chosen as the most impressive win by Premier League fans on our new WhatsApp channel.

Football writer Ben Bloom analyses an incredible weekend of Matchweek 23 action, including a big result for AFC Bournemouth at the top of the table plus a managerial milestone for Everton's David Moyes.

Dango Ouattara (AFC Bournemouth) "Hat-trick hero! He's really stepping up as a centre-forward in the absence of Evanilson and Enes Unal, and he was simply too hot to handle for Nottingham Forest ."

Man Utd head coach on aspects of the performance that he was pleased with and what his side still need to work on

Goals from Vardy and El Khannouss secure Foxes' first victory in nine matches to pile more pressure on Postecoglou

The Liverpool legend's Premier League journey started on this day in 2014 when he signed for Chelsea. Here are some of his best bits

Ange Postecoglou confirmed Dominic Solanke will be missing until March but said there is light at the end of the tunnel in Tottenham Hotspur 's battle with injuries. In the latest blow for the club, the 27-year-old striker twisted his knee in training and will play no part in Sunday's Premier League match with Leicester City .

Chelsea head coach sees the positives after the 3-1 defeat at Man City, and says his team are continuing to make progress

Bournemouth’s head coach has a philosophy that centres around making life incredibly uncomfortable for their opponents. Iraola instructs his players to mark man-to-man all over the pitch, and he will send them forward in packs to hunt for turnovers.