The 10 greatest final days in Premier League history

Another Premier League season of highs and lows will come to a close on Sunday.

In the final round of fixtures, there are still key games going ahead affecting both ends of the table.

There could still be plenty of drama, as both Liverpool and Manchester City take the title race down to the wire, while Burnley and Leeds United look to avoid dropping down to the Championship.

Here we look at the Premier League’s 10 greatest final day moments.

Jesper Gronkjaer of Chelsea celebrates scoring the winning goal during against Liverpool on May 11, 2003 at Stamford Bridge. Getty

A Champions League place was up for grabs at Stamford Bridge on the final day of the campaign, when Chelsea secured a 2-1 win over Liverpool, one of the most important victories in their history.

Sami Hyypia nodded home a free-kick to give the Reds the lead as the visitors aimed for a finish in the top four.

However, cash-strapped Chelsea hit back through goals from Marcel Desailly and Jesper Gronkjaer, which ensured the Blues secured Champions League football and persuaded Roman Abramovich to buy the club that summer.

Bradford goalscorer David Wetherall, right, runs off alongside teammate Andy O'Brien after the victory against Liverpool. Getty

Champions League-chasing Liverpool were defeated by Bradford City on the final day, as Valley Parade witnessed arguably its greatest ever match.

The Bantams were destined for relegation in their first season in the English top flight, but Bradford’s David Wetherall headed home to secure a 1-0 win, which caused a pitch invasion at full-time.

It meant Wimbledon were relegated after 14 seasons in the Premier League.

Thierry Henry of Arsenal against Wigan Athletic at Highbury on May 7, 2006. It was the last match to