Premier League scores: Manchester United, Chelsea qualify for Champions League; Watford, Bournemouth relegated

Aston Villa will be back in the Premier League next season thanks to a draw on Decision Day

After nearly a year, the 2019-20 Premier League season is over. Manchester United and Chelsea both qualified for the Champions League with victories on Sunday, while Watford and Bournemouth were relegated as Aston Villa picked up a vital point at West Ham United to stay up. 

Here are the complete scores and everything to know about the final day of 2019-20 Premier League action:

Decision Day scores

• Manchester United 2, Leicester City 0
• West Ham 1, Aston Villa 1 
• Chelsea 2, Wolves 0
• Arsenal 3, Watford 2  
• Bournemouth 3, Everton 1
• Brighton 2, Burnley 1
• Crystal Palace 1, Tottenham 1
• Manchester City 5, Norwich City 0
• Liverpool 3, Newcastle 1
• Southampton 3, Sheffield United 1

Final Premier League table

United, Chelsea get the job done

Manchester United needed to avoid defeat at Leicester to guarantee UCL qualification, and the Red Devils did just that in a 2-0 win with Bruno Fernandes scoring the winner on a penalty kick. It was United's 14th penalty kick of the season in the Premier League, which is a new record. It was deserved though after Anthony Martial was sandwiched in the box, but United was outshot 13-6 on the day and wasn't overly convincing in attack.

For Chelsea, Mason Mount and Olivier Giroud fired the Blues into the Champions League in a 2-0 win over Wolves with Nuno Espirito Santo's team only recording two shots on goal and losing the battle for possession. That result means Wolves misses out on Europa League qualification as a result. 

The Blues actually saw the world's most expensive goalkeeper, Kera Arrizabalaga, benched in favor of Willy Caballero for this one, with the veteran Argentine getting the clean sheet.

Grealish saves Villa; Bournemouth and Watford drop

Hometown hero Jack Grealish has entered legendary status at the club for saving Villa when it needed him most. Villa's 1-1 draw at West Ham was enough to stay up, though just one more goal for Watford in the 3-2 loss to Arsenal would have sent Villa down. Grealish scored in the 84th minute with a strike inside the box that Lukasz Fabianski probably should have saved.

West Ham scored right away to make things even more crazy, and Villa wasn't able to celebrate until after the final whistle when the club found out Watford had failed to win.

Bournemouth and Watford will now play in the Championship (second division) next season after failing to secure safety. 

David Silva gets send off 

Manchester City legend David Silva got his sendoff in his final match for the club after a decade of brilliance. Silva was one of the best, most consistent Premier League players of all time and set numerous records for the club in the decade he played including most appearances with 309 and winning four league crowns.

Tottenham and Leicester qualify for Europa

Tottenham qualified for the Europa League by jumping Wolves, while Leicester fell into a Europa League spot after a disappointing end to the season. For Spurs, it's not all that bad considering they had to bring Jose Mourinho in and had some up and down results. For the Foxes, winning just two of their last 10 league games is what saw them collapse from potentially finishing in second to ending up in fifth.