Just like that, the 2024/25 season ends with a whimper. Controversy for Villa despite a poor performance, Newcastle stumble into Champions League, defeat but a silver lining for Forest.

With nothing but pride to play for and giving their fans a final day cheer, the other matches were a bit of a damp squib but true to form we ran through them all. Elsewhere, we have props to Sunderland on their promotion and shouted out a former Black Cats striker in Peak Barclays.

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Welcome back to the Other 14 FC Podcast, we start by celebrating Crystal Palace’s triumph in the FA Cup, going deep on Alex’s emotional day before diving into the tactics and decisions of the match.

We then went through all of the results from Matchweek 37 of Premier League action for the Other 14, including wins for Forest and Villa to keep their Champions League hopes alive. There were also a lot of emotional goodbyes to the likes of Goodison Park, Jamie Vardy and Joel Ward.

Lastly, we talked about a Danish nutter who ran around in Everton’s colours in the early 2000s in our Peak Barclays segment before predicting the results for the last match round of the season!

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Well, some of us are, Aston Villa and Newcastle United keep up the charge for Champions League with wins over Bournemouth and Chelsea, whilst Nottingham Forest lose ground after their draw with local rivals Leicester City. Brentford and Brighton record wins over Ipswich and Wolves to keep their hopes of European football next season alive.

Elsewhere, West Ham and Crystal Palace notch away wins at two woeful Big 6 teams in Man Utd and Spurs, and Southampton deny Man City to get an incredibly valuable point to move off Derby's unwanted record.

Lastly, Peak Barclays went to a powerful header of the ball from Trinidad & Tobago who played for Southampton, Sunderland, Stoke City and Cardiff, and we previewed the next round of fixtures including Palace's FA Cup Final!