Huddersfield Town may not have been in action but there were plenty of games which affected their chances of Premier League survival this afternoon.

While the Terriers face a daunting trip to newly-crowned champions Manchester City tomorrow lunchtime (kick-off 1:30pm) today's results saw one side relegated and four confirm their top-flight status for another season.

Stoke City's 10-year stay in the Premier League came to an end following a 2-1 defeat by Crystal Palace at the bet365 Stadium in today's early kick-off.

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The Potters started the day in 19th place, three points adrift of safety heading into their penultimate game of the season.

And it looked like the Great Escape could be on when Xherdan Shaqiri put the home side in front with a free-kick after 43 minutes.

Yet the Eagles, looking to make sure of their own top-flight status, hit back through James McArthur after 68 minutes before Patrick van Aanholt scored a second with four minutes left to seal Stoke's fate.

West Bromwich Albion also seemed to be heading for the SkyBet Championship before Jake Livermore struck a stoppage-time winner against Tottenham Hotspur at the Hawthorns.

And the Baggies lifeline was confirmed later in the day when Southampton threw away victory against Everton in a dramatic finale at Goodison Park.

Nathan Redmond's second-half goal looked to have been enough for the Saints to march out of the bottom three and ahead of Huddersfield on goal difference into 16th position.

But a 96th minute Tom Davies goal meant Mark Hughes' side still moved out of the bottom three but only on goal difference from Swansea City – the two sides facing each other on Tuesday evening.

West Bromwich Albion fans celebrate during the Premier League match against Tottenham Hotspur.
West Bromwich Albion fans celebrate during the Premier League match against Tottenham Hotspur.

The Swans meanwhile went down to a 1-0 defeat away at AFC Bournemouth, courtesy of a deflected Ryan Fraser 37 minute effort.

That result was enough to secure another campaign in the top flight for the Cherries while Watford will also be there after their 2-1 home win over Newcastle United – a first victory in eight games for the Hornets.

Brighton & Hove Albion will also experience a second successive season in the top-tier after their impressive 1-0 win over Manchester United on Friday night.

However, West Ham United still have work to be done despite their impressive 2-0 win at Leicester City leaving them on 38 points with two matches left.

Have a look below at how the days results have affected the Premier League table...