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Interim Burnley manager Mike Jackson said it would take a long time to get over the club's relegation from the Premier League after their six-year spell in the top flight ended following a 2-1 home defeat by Newcastle United.
Arsenal did all they could as they hammered Everton 5-1 on Sunday but there was little air of celebration for the home fans as Tottenham Hotspur's win at Norwich City ensured that they took the final Champions League berth to leave Arsenal fifth. A week ago this fixture promised to be dripping with jeopardy, with Arsenal still strongly in the Champions League hunt and Everton fighting for survival, but Arsenal's 2-0 defeat at Newcastle United left them needing Spurs to slip up, while Everton's 3-2 comeback win over Crystal Palace ensured their safety.
The result of Everton's remarkable heroics against Crystal Palace was that the final day of this long, traumatic season meant next to nothing.
Newcastle United sent Burnley crashing into the Sky Bet Championship with a 2-1 away win in Lancashire.
Arsenal will play Europa League football next season after finishing fifth in the Premier League, despite an impressive 5-1 win over Everton at the Emirates Stadium.
A Callum Wilson brace meant Burnley lost 2-1 to Newcastle United at Turf Moor, ending their six-season stint in the Premier League. Newcastle’s early goal came in the 20th minute after Nathan Collins held his arm high while defending a corner. The handball was called after a VAR intervention, and the penalty was given.
Ashley Barnes has claimed that there is a conspiracy among Premier League referees to get rid of the Clarets from the top flight.
BERLIN : RB Leipzig defeated Freiburg 4-2 on penalties in a vibrant German Cup final on Saturday, bringing Domenico Tedesco's side their first major trophy despite playing an hour with 10 men at Berlin's Olympic stadium.