Sir Alex Ferguson's final game in charge to not see an injury time goal

Chelsea finish third with victory over Everton

West Brom came from 5-2 down to draw at the Hawthorns

A look ahead to this weekend's Premier League fixture at The Hawthorns

Football supporters remain romantic as lower motives abound. Plus, news from the highbrow trenches, and zoological poetry

Sir Alex Ferguson is content to leave the problem of what to do about Wayne Rooney to new manager David Moyes.

Fergie’s final pre-match press conference was a world away from his start at East Stirling

The England striker was dropped from the squad for United's last match

After managerial shake-ups, only one person is usually left standing

Hughton's side mathematically safe after easy win at Carrow Road

In nearly five years at Old Trafford, Tomasz Kuszczak never played in a Manchester derby. Yet, after his performance in the 0-0 play-off semi-final first leg ensured Brighton go into tonight’s second leg at home to Crystal Palace as slight favourites to book a match with Watford on 27 May, the keeper is relishing another of English football’s fierce rivalries.

The most dangerous thing for any club in the Premier League is thinking they have cracked it. There were Norwich City, back in mid-December, sitting pretty up in seventh place after 10 games without defeat that had included wins over Arsenal and Manchester United. Having finished a commendable 12th on their return to the highest division last season, earning Paul Lambert promotion to Aston Villa, they seemed to be well on their way to further progress under Chris Hughton.

A look ahead to this weekend's Premier League fixture at Carrow Road

Edin Dzeko scored the only goal of the game