Premier League, Federation Cup Final - As it happened...

Live football score and updates from La Liga, Federation Cup final and the Premier League.

New Delhi: Welcome to our live football blog of season finale actions from England (Premier League), Spain (La Liga) and Italy (Serie A), and India's Federation Cup. Stay tune for all the goals and important updates.

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21:36 IST: Bengaluru FC have clinched the Federation Cup title, courtey two goals from CK Vineeth in extra time.

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21:33 IST: First-half goals from Mario Mandzukic and Paulo Dybala, and a late header from Alex Sandro sealed a 3-0 win over Crotone to hand Juventus a record sixth consecutive Serie A title.

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21:23 IST: EPL FT SCORES:

Arsenal 3-1 Everton, Burnley 1-2 West Ham, Chelsea 5-1 Sunderland, Hull 1-7 Spurs, Leicester 1-1 Bournemouth, Liverpool 3-0 Middlesbrough, Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace, Southampton 0-1 Stoke, Swansea 2-1 West Brom, Watford 0-5 Man City

LA LIGA LIVE SCORES:

Atletico Madrid 2-0 Athletic Bilbao, Celta Vigo 1-0 Real Sociedad, Valencia 1-1 Villarreal, Barcelona ?-? Eibar, Malaga ?-? Real Madrid

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21:19 IST: Bengaluru FC finally have a goal. Spurs have just registered a 7-1 win over Hull City, Chelsea are cruising 4-1.

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20:59 IST: It is proving to be a goal-fest on the last day of the Premier League. Spurs are leading 4-1 against Hull City but the Federation Cup final is yet to see its first goal.

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20:45 IST: Liverpool are cruising with a 3-0 lead, Man City have scored 5 past Watford. Everton have a goal against 10-man Arsenal. 83 mins have gone in the Federation cup final but no goal yet.

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20:17 IST: Liverpool have the much needed goal. Wijnaldum with goal. Spurs, meanwhile, are 3-0 up against Hull City.

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20:12 IST: Sergio Aguero gets his second and Fernandinho bagss first as Man City are cruising past Watford. 4-0 to the Citizens.

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20:05 IST: We have a goal for West Brom against Swansea. It's 1-0, courtesy Johny Evans goal.

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20:01 IST: Hull 0-2 Spurs (Harry Kane double), Leicester 0-1 Bournemouth (Stanislas), Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace (Harrop, Pogba), Arsenal 2-0 (Bellerin, Sanchez), Watford 0-2 Man City (Aguero, Kompany)

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19:58 IST: Arsenal, meanwhile, are 2-0 up against Sunderland despite being a man down.

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19:56 IST: We have goals for Arsenal, Manchester United, Spurs, Sunderland, Chelsea, Burnley, Man City and Bournemouth.

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19:33 IST: 30 mintues gone in the Federation Cup final and it is still goalless. The EPL fixtures, meanwhile, have begun.

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19:29 IST: Chelsea boss Antonio Conte on John Terry's inclusion: “I had to start with John because he deserves this for this season,” he said. “John is a legend for this club and he deserves this opportunity.”

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19:06 IST: The Federation Cup final between Mohun Bagan and Bengaluru FC in underway. Stay tuned for updates!

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18:45 IST: 

Here it is - our final @premierleague lineup of the season#AFCvEFC pic.twitter.com/lFoISMaKi3 — Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) May 21, 2017

TEAM NEWS | Presented by @haysworldwide... #watfordvcity #mcfc pic.twitter.com/zTaofDAGP1 — Manchester City (@ManCity) May 21, 2017

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18:43 IST: 

It's here - our final starting XI of the league season! #MUFC #MUNCRY pic.twitter.com/W8QJfOzD3l — Manchester United (@ManUtd) May 21, 2017

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18: 42 IST: Line-up from the Federation Cup:

MOHUN BAGAN XI (4-4-2): Debjit (GK); Kotal, Ferreira, Anas, Bose; Yusa (C), Souvik, Shenja, Norde; Balwant, Duffy. 

BENGALURU FC XI (4-4-2): Amrinder (GK); Jhingan, Salam, Johnson (C), Juanan; Khabra, Eugeneson, Lenny, Alwyn; Udanta, Semilen. 

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18:34 IST:

Confirmed #LFC team and subs v @Boro pic.twitter.com/kGphR4MkR4 — Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 21, 2017

We are down to the final day's action in the Premier League and La Liga, where there are still a few key battles to look forward to.

As far as Indian football is concerned, Bengaluru FC take on defending champions Mohun Bagan in the final of the Federation Cup in Cuttack.

In England, while Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur are guaranteed their respective spots in next season's UEFA Champions League, Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City are still battling for the remaining two spots, although Pep Guardiola's side is confident of their qualification considering the supreme goal difference.

In Spain, leaders Real Madrid need a win or draw against hosts Malaga to put their hands on the league title for the first time since the 2011-12 season. The coveted trophy has either been with Barcelona or Atletico Madrid all these while. In some circles, it's already been 'confirmed' that Los Blancos are already the new champions, considering how Malaga – thanks to their binding clause signed during the transfer of Isco to capital – will play a good host to Cristiano Ronaldo & Co. 

In Italy, leaders Juventus are three points away from clinching a 6th consecutive league title, but a slip-up today against relegation-threatened Crotone will give second-placed AS Roma a chance to dethrone the Old Lady from league summit. Massimiliano Allegri's team sure do have a game in hand.

In Federation Cup, defending champions Mohun Bagan will be aiming to bury the disappointment of I-League slip-up as they take on Bengaluru FC in the final. The 14-time champions of the blue riband tourney have won it more than any other side in the history of the competition and will look to reassert their supremacy and book an AFC Cup berth for the next season.

Here are the top fixtures to look forward to today:-

Federation Cup Final:

Mohun Bagan vs Bengaluru FC 

Live Streaming: Ten Sports and Sony LIV

Kick Off: 7 PM IST

Premier League (All kick offs at 7:30 PM IST)

Arsenal vs Everton, Burnley vs West Ham, Chelsea vs Sunderland, Hull vs Tottenham, Leicester vs Bournemouth, Liverpool vs Middlesbrough, Manchester United vs Crystal Palace, Southampton vs Stoke, Swansea vs West Brom, Watford vs Manchester City

Live Streaming: Hotstar

La Liga

8:15 PM - Atletico Madrid vs Athletic Bilbao, Valencia vs Villarreal, Celta Vigo vs Real Sociedad; 11:30 PM - Barcelona vs Eibar, Malaga vs Real Madrid

Live Streaming: Sony LIV

Stay tuned for latest action from the world of football right here...