Full-time at the Emirates. Arsenal 3-2 Watford. Not the performance the Gunners would have wanted ahead of the FA Cup final. Watford battled for their lives but in the end they are relegated. Mikel Arteta will be far from pleased with his side and has plenty of work to do ahead of next weekend. That's all from the live blog, enjoy your evening.

90'- SIX minutes added time. 3-2

75'- CHANCE! Huge chance for Arsenal! Nketiah wins the ball and breaks through, but instead of slotting home he decides to pass it to Aubameyang who is at a tight angle and Foster makes the save. Nketiah surely should have gone himself there! 3-2

74'- SAVE! And what a save it is! Sarr gets in down the right and crosses for Welbeck whose backheel looks set to find the net, but Martinez somehow gets across to claw the ball away. 3-2

71'- More changes for Arsenal. Pepe and Ceballos off, Nelson and Torreira on. 3-2

66'- GOAL Watford. Poor defending from Arsenal as Sarr crosses and Welbeck gets in between Holding and Luiz to turn the ball home. Could the Hornets turn this around? 3-2

64'- CHANCE! Down the other end Watford forge an opening as Deeney feeds ex-Gunner Welbeck, but Martinez gets out quickly and makes himself big to save brilliantly. How impressive has the goalkeeper been since taking over from Leno? 3-1

62'- CHANCE! Maitland-Niles is found in the Watford area, he drifts onto his left foot and shoots, but Foster makes a good save to deny him. 3-1

56'- Double change for Arsenal. Nketiah and Kolasinac replace Lacazette and Willock. 3-1

53'- Holding meets a corner at the near post but heads over. 3-1

50'- CHANCE! The ball falls for Masina in the box but he can only blast over the bar. 3-1

46'- Back underway at the Emirates. 3-1

Half-time. Arsenal 3-1 Watford. An Aubameyang brace and Tierney's first Gunners goal have the hosts ahead, but Deeney's penalty gives the Hornets a glimmer of hope in their battle to stay up. That doesn't tell the story though. Watford have been the better side going forward and Arteta will be far from happy.

45'- Four added minutes. 3-1

44'- David Luiz has now given away FIVE penalties this season. That's a Premier League record... 3-1

43'- GOAL Watford. Deeney smashes home the penalty. 3-1

42'- PENALTY Watford! We couldn't finish the season without Luiz giving away another spot-kick. The Brazilian goes in late on Welbeck and a penalty is given. 3-0

33'- GOOOOAAAAALLL ARSENAL! Watford look dead and buried now as Aubameyang scores again in some style! Tierney's long throw bounces around in the box, Arsenal captain chests the ball and plants an overhead kit past a helpless Foster. Surely game over now? 3-0

26'- Both teams head to the touchline for the water break. Arsenal might be 2-0 up but Arteta is far from happy as he gets into his team. 2-0

25'- Slight deflection on Tierney's effort, but I'm sure he'll be keen to claim it. 2-0

24'- GOOOOAAALLL ARSENAL! Well Watford have seen most of the ball, but the Gunners are now 2-0 ahead! They play out from the back and the ball ends up with Pepe on the right. He crosses into the box for Aubameyang who knocks down for Tierney to stroke home his first goal for the club. 2-0

18'- CHANCE! Watford are fighting as you'd expect them to in their situation as Deeney heads a clipped cross at goal, but Holding stands tall and blocks with his face. 1-0

13'- CHANCE! Sarr gets in down the right and cuts back for Doucoure. He shoots but Ceballos slides into block and then Martinez makes a save from Pereyra. 1-0

11'- Pepe gets free down the right and puts in a low cross which is behind Lacazette. Aubameyang gets onto it but his weak effort is blocked. 1-0

7'- Sarr tries an acrobatic effort after Doucouré's cross but Martinez is equal to it. 1-0

4'- GOOOOAAALLLL ARSENAL! The perfect start for the Gunners as Lacazette is fouled by Dawson and VAR gives a penalty after a long check. Aubameyang steps up and scores. 1-0 to The Arsenal.

1'- Underway at the Emirates. 0-0

Teams are out at the Emirates. Kick-off is moments away.

10 minutes till kick-off at the Emirates. What's your score prediction?

Another response to our Dani Ceballos question on Twitter from Ignatius Giri (@IgnatiusGiri) who says: "Stay. With Arsenal still pursuing Partey and if they finally sign him, the midfield combination of Xhaka, Ceballos & Partey would be good."

We've had a response to our Dani Ceballos question on Twitter from Stuart (@redgoonerstu). He says: "Reading the other day that ideally he doesn’t want to come back to Arsenal but maybe go to Betis on loan. Wants to play regularly to get in the Spanish Euro’s squad then sit down with Zidane to see if he has a future at Real. We’ll see."

No Mesut Ozil or Matteo Guendouzi again for Arsenal today. Are their careers at the Emirates over?

Today could be a final appearance at the Emirates for Dani Ceballos. What we want to know is do you want him to stay next season, either on loan or permanently? Let us know in the comments.

Looks like a 4-3-3 for Arsenal today. Mikel Arteta makes five changes and names a strong team as Maitland-Niles, Tierney, Xhaka, Willock and Pepe replace Cedric, Kolasinac, Torreira, Saka and Nketiah. I have to say that I'm very frustrated to see my predicted team from earlier today be just one player wrong!

Watford subs: Gomes, Mariappa, Cleverley, Chalobah, Cathcart, Joao Pedro, Gray, Quina, Pussetto.

Watford team to face Arsenal: Foster, Femenia, Kabasele, Dawson, Masina, Doucoure, Hughes, Welbeck, Sarr, Pereyra, Deeney.

Arsenal subs: Macey, Sokratis, Cedric, Kolasinac, Torreira, Smith, Saka, Nelson, Nketiah.

TEAM NEWS! Arsenal team to face Watford: Martinez, Maitland-Niles, Holding, Luiz, Tierney, Ceballos, Xhaka, Willock, Pepe, Aubameyang, Lacazette.

Arsenal will wear their new home kit this afternoon.

Bit of history for you. The first time Arsenal played Watford was in an FA Cup tie on February 3, 1906. Woolwich Arsenal won 3-0 in front of an 11,000 strong crowd at the Manor Ground in Plumstead thanks to goals from Tim Coleman, Bert Freeman and Tom Fitchie.

Stats certainly on Arsenal's side today. The Gunners have won five of their six Premier League home games against Watford, keeping a clean sheet in each of those wins. Mikel Arteta's men are also unbeaten in their past eight home league games (W6, D2), scoring 18 goals and conceding just five during that run.

With the Premier League season drawing to a close, what has been your Arsenal 2019/20 highlight? Unai Emery's sacking? Mikel Arteta's appointment? Beating the champions Liverpool? The 10-man comeback against Chelsea? Tell us in the comments down below.

Not really much at stake in terms of the Premier League today for Arsenal, but it will be a massive game as they prepare for next weekend's FA Cup final against Chelsea. Will Mikel Arteta name a full-strength side or go with a weakened team? Watford and Troy 'Cojones' Deeney will certainly be hoping for the latter with the Hornets needing a win to have any chance of avoiding relegation.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome to the Gooner Fanzine live blog for the final Premier League game of the season. It's been nearly 12 months since that opening day win at Newcastle, when we were filled with hopes of a top-four finish. Three managers, 13 wins and the worst season in 25 years later, 2019/20 comes to an end against Watford today. Follow all the action with us right here.