Good afternoon and welcome to our LIVE coverage of West Ham's Premier League match against Sunderland at Upton Park!

Don't forget you can watch highlights of this match, along with every Premier League game, from 00:01 on Monday morning (UK only).

FINAL WHISTLE! It's all over at Upton Park, and Sunderland's 3-0 victory will see them overtake Newcastle on the final day of the season, after the Magpies could only manage a 3-3 draw against West Brom. A sweet day to be a Mackem in London, to be sure, but it'll be at least a year before West Ham host a Premier League match

GOOOOAL! SUNDERLAND SCORE A THIRD! Henderson curls a lovely ball into the box, which Riveros takes down with his left foot, before drilling the ball into the top corner!

Collison tries to switch to Sears, but Elmohamady comes away with the ball. Three minutes will be added on for stoppages

Henderson plays a nice one-two with Colback, before flicking the ball just past the far post! Green's feet were planted then

Less than three minutes to play here, with Malbranque holding off Parker in the middle of the pitch

Hitzlsperger drills in a shot from range, which is almost deflected in off both Onuoha and Sears but instead flies wide of the goal

Sessegnon breaks free of the Hammers defence, but his limp, low shot is easily held by Green

It's still just not happening for West Ham - which more or less encapsulates their season

Mignolet is off his line smartly to gather the ball, as Parker tries to create something in the Sunderland box

Parker almost latches onto the ball in the penalty area, but Onuoha is across again with a vital challenge

Piquionne carries the ball along the left wing, before knocking the ball harmlessly out for a Sunderland goal kick

Hitzlsperger with the ball for West Ham, who at the moment will be joined by Wolves and Blackpool in the Championship next season!

There's little over 10 minutes left of West Ham's six-year stay in the Premier League, and Sunderland have a corner

Elmohamady finds Riveros, who plays back to Henderson. Good passing again from Sunderland, but the eventual ball into the box is held by Green

Bridge swings the ball into the box, but Piquionne's header is limp and cleared easily

Malbranque's back on his feet, and Bridge has the ball for West Ham

Malbranque goes down in the middle of the pitch, and stays down. Surely the Frenchman won't be left on the pitch for too much longer?

It's a proud day for Jordan Cook, then, as the 21-year-old makes only his second Premier League appearance for the Mackems. He's Sunderland born and bred, and looks full of confidence with just over quarter of an hour remaining

SUNDERLAND SUB: Asamoah Gyan off, Jordan Cook on