On Wednesday's Football Daily, Phil Egan brings you news from the Premier League, Europe and further afield.
Arsenal are crowned Premier League champions for the first time in 22 years after Manchester City are held to a draw by Bournemouth.
Pep Guardiola reacts to losing the title race and addresses speculation surrounding his Manchester City future.
Bournemouth secure European football as Andoni Iraola reflects on a historic season and his friendship with Mikel Arteta.
Arsenal’s remarkable achievements under Arteta are broken down, including historic milestones and comparisons with past title-winning managers.
Attention turns to Arsenal’s final league game against Crystal Palace and their upcoming Champions League final showdown with PSG in Budapest.
Tottenham’s relegation fears deepen after defeat to Chelsea leaves their Premier League survival hanging in the balance.
Roberto De Zerbi and James Maddison assess Spurs’ struggles ahead of a decisive final-day clash with Everton.
Southampton are expelled from the Championship play-offs after admitting to spying on rival clubs during the season.
Middlesbrough are reinstated and given a second chance to reach the Premier League in a Wembley play-off against Hull City.
The Newsround team debate whether Southampton’s punishment was fair and what it means for English football.
Aston Villa prepare for the Europa League final as Unai Emery, John McGinn and Emi Buendia look ahead to the occasion in Istanbul.
Line of Duty actor and Aston Villa super-fan Nigel Boyle discusses the strong Irish connection with the club on Off The Ball Breakfast.
Graham Hunter reflects on Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City reign while Tim Vickery explains the controversy surrounding Neymar’s inclusion in Brazil’s World Cup squad.
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