France 3 - England 2: Not even the controversial use of video assistant referees could prevent Gareth Southgate’s England from succumbing to defeat in their season-ending friendly against France.

Anthony Martial and Wayne Rooney, strikers at contrasting stages of their Manchester United careers, emerged from the shadow cast by the injury to Zlatan Ibrahimovic and invigorated their team’s hopes of an unlikely top-four Premier League finish.

George Boyd's first-time finish put Burnley well on the way to Premier League safety as they ended an eight-match winless streak with victory over Stoke at Turf Moor.

Liverpool 2 Burnley 1: With one casual, but extremely accurate, swing of his right boot, Emre Can settled this unpredictable game and possibly shifted the momentum of Liverpool’s troublingly inconsistent season.

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Killarney Park Hotel finished first in the luxury hotel category, while Pax Guest House in Dingle topped Ireland’s B&B list, as well as placing 15th in Europe.

England 2 Spain 2: England captain Jordan Henderson admits it was devastating to concede two late goals to draw 2-2 with Spain at Wembley.

Jose Mourinho avoided explaining his apparent dismissal as Manchester United's assistant Rui Faria stepped in for press duties and offered a sarcastic riposte on the decision to send off Ander Herrera against Burnley.

Jose Mourinho cut a frustrated figure in the stands as Manchester United failed to turn supremacy into victory, with Tom Heaton's man-of-the-match display helping Burnley sneak a goalless draw at his former club.

Burnley 2 Watford 0: Ireland international Jeff Hendrick and Michael Keane scored their first Premier League goals as Burnley brushed aside a ragged Watford 2-0 at Turf Moor last night.

Finally, a shiny new Premier League season is almost upon us, and for millions of people that means one thing — fantasy football time!

England 2 Turkey 1: Jamie Vardy hopes England can now build some momentum for Euro 2016 after firing the winner in a friendly victory over Turkey.

Paul Heaton hates nostalgia, but is aware why fans want to hear music from his days with the

Arsenal 2 Burnley 1

And the Choclamation jokes have begun.

Aston Villa 0 Burnley 1: Burnley signed off their Premier League stay with a deserved 1-0 win at Aston Villa as Danny Ings gave them a perfect leaving present.

Burnley 0 Stoke 0: Burnley boss Sean Dyche was impressed with his players’ response to relegation as the curtain came down on Barclays Premier League football at Turf Moor.

Hull 0 Burnley 1: While it was a decisive day for Burnley in their failed attempt to survive in the Premier League, this also felt pivotal for Hull.

Burnley 0 Arsenal 1: Seven days after tearing apart Liverpool with a display of flair and exuberance, Arsenal showed a different characteristic that they have often been accused of lacking.

Aaron Ramsey marked his 150th Premier League appearance with a first half winner as Arsenal closed the gap on leaders Chelsea to four points with a hard-fought 1-0 win at Turf Moor.

Burnley 0 Tottenham 0: Harry Kane hailed the best week of his life despite his Tottenham side being held to a goalless draw at Burnley.

Burnley 1, Manchester City 0:

Liverpool 2 Burnley 0: Jordan Henderson last night emphasised that his desire to be Steven Gerrard’s heir apparent at Liverpool is not restricted to tub-thumping.

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Chelsea 1 Burnley 1: Sometimes, it is best to count to 10 and walk away, Jose.

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Burnley 2 West Brom 2: Saido Berahino lacks the right influences in his life to make the best decisions for his career, according to Tony Pulis.

Brown Ideye was West Brom’s unlikely saviour as they fought back from two down to draw 2-2 at fellow strugglers Burnley.

Sunderland 2 Burnley 0: Sunderland striker Connor Wickham insists another fight for Barclays Premier League survival has never crossed his mind.

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All the team news from around the grounds ahead of Week 22 in the Premier League.

Tottenham 4 Burnley 2: Tottenham survived leaking two early goals to ease past Burnley 4-2 at White Hart Lane and into the fourth round of the FA Cup.

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Burnley 2 QPR 1: Michael Keane insists he cannot even contemplate relegation after turning his back on Manchester United for Burnley.

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Man City 2 Burnley 2

Burnley 0 Liverpool 1 Raheem Sterling has slender shoulders but proved himself capable of carrying the burden of Liverpool expectations as his goal was enough for Brendan Rodgers’s side to secure a fortuitous win which keeps their recent revival going and leaves Burnley in the bottom three.

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