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1. Premier League stars saying goodbye to their clubs on Sunday
   Telegraph Sport looks at the players and manager signing off.

   
   
   
2. Rio Ferdinand to sign new one-year Manchester United contract in deal sanctioned by David Moyes
   Rio Ferdinand will sign one-year contract at Old Trafford after David Moyes sanctioned a new deal.

   
   
   
3. Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew sure he will remain at the club into 2013/14 Premier League season
   Alan Pardew is sure he will remain Newcastle United's manager following an end of season visit to the training ground from owner Mike Ashley.

   
   
   
4. Roberto Mancini takes out advert in Manchester Evening News thanking Manchester City fans
   Former Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini thanks fans for their support during his three-and-a-half year stint at the club.

   
   
   
5. Ryan Giggs: it hasn't sunk in yet that Sir Alex Ferguson is leaving Manchester United
   Exclusive interview: Manchester United's veteran winger Ryan Giggs tells Mark Ogden of the special relationship he has built up with Sir Alex Ferguson over 26 years and 940 games.

   
   
   
6. Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs: it hasn't sunk in yet that Sir Alex Ferguson will not be here next season
   Exclusive interview: Manchester United's veteran winger Ryan Giggs tells Mark Ogden of the special relationship he has built up with Sir Alex Ferguson over 26 years and 940 games.

   
   
   
7. Champions League spot will go those to who want it most
   Little to chose between Arsenal and Spurs in a final-day shoot-out for European slot, writes Alan Smith.

   
   
   
8. Chelsea face up to third-place play-off against Arsenal
   Chelsea refuse to be drawn on consequences of being forced into third-place play-off if they finished dead level with Arseanl in the table.

   
   
   
9. Sir Alex Ferguson predicts career in fashion for David Beckham
   Sir Alex Ferguson paid lavish tribute to David Beckham and predicted a future in the fashion industry.

   
   
   
10. David Moyes: my successor at Everton could come from Goodison Park backroom staff
    David Moyes believes his replacement as Everton manager may already be at Goodison Park.