Factfile on Alex Ferguson's last game as Manchester United manager, a 5-5 draw at West Bromwich Albion on the final day of the Premier League season on Sunday: Last match venue: The Hawthorns, West Bromwich, England Last match referee: Michael Oliver (ENG) Last starting line-up (4-3-1-2): Anders Lindegaard; Antonio Valencia, Phil Jones, Jonny Evans, Alexander Buttner; Tom Cleverley, Michael Carrick (capt), Anderson; Shinji Kagawa; Robin van Persie, Javier Hernandez Last substitution: 83' Rio Ferdinand (ENG) replaces Jonny Evans (NIR)

Sunderland defender Phil Bardsley was left out of Sunday's game at Tottenham after being pictured laying in a pile of £50 notes on a casino floor. A photo of the former Manchester United full-back covered in the wad of notes was published in The People newspaper on Sunday. It was reported the image was taken during a night out to celebrate Wigan's defeat at Arsenal on Tuesday night, a result which secured the Sunderland's Premier League survival.

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson will bid an emotional farewell to his trophy-laden career on Sunday as the curtain falls on another roller coaster English Premier League season. With the title already wrapped up by United, and with Wigan, Reading and QPR confimed in the relegation places, attention switches to Ferguson's last stand as well as a host of other farewell performances.

England manager Roy Hodgson on Sunday admitted his frustration that Chelsea, Manchester City and Tottenham have all planned exhibition matches thousands of miles away from home as soon as the Premier League season is completed this weekend. Chelsea and Manchester City both head to America to play back-to-back games against each other in St Louis on May 23 and in New York on May 25 while Tottenham Hotspur play an exhibition match against Jamaica in the Bahamas the same week.