When is the Premier League trophy presentation and who gets a winners' medal?

Chelsea have clinched the Premier League title

Chelsea have won the Premier League title - but when will the trophy presentation be? And who will get a winners' medal?

Antonio Conte's side clinched the trophy as Michy Batshuayi's goal sealed a 1-0 win against West Brom at the Hawthorns on Friday Night Football and are sure to received a rapturous welcome home when they are back in front of the Sky cameras for a Monday Night Football clash with Watford.

Here's all you need to know about the 2016/17 trophy presentation…

When will the Premier League trophy presentation take place?

The Premier League trophy presentation will not be held until the final weekend of the season despite Chelsea winning it with two games to spare.

Leicester celebrate winning the Premier League last season

Chelsea will lift the trophy after their Sky Live match with Sunderland on May 21, which kicks off at 3pm. So the trophy presentation will take place around 5pm.

Who will lift the trophy?

John Terry will lift the trophy for the final time as a Chelsea player

The honour of lifting the trophy typically goes to the winning captain. That means outgoing Chelsea skipper John Terry will raise the prize aloft.

Who gets a winners' medal?

You need to have played five Premier League games for the champions to be eligible for a winners' medal. However, the champions will be given 40 commemorative medals in total, so once those players who have qualified for a medal have received theirs, the club can decide which members of the coaching staff, officials and other players also receive a medal.

John Terry will lift a fifth Premier League trophy with Chelsea and he praised captain Gary Cahill for leading the club to the title John Terry will lift a fifth Premier League trophy with Chelsea and he praised captain Gary Cahill for leading the club to the title

Here's a list of appearances made by Chelsea players this season:

Chelsea Premier League appearances 2016/17 Chelsea Gary Chaill - 36 Cesar Azpilicueta - 36 Nemanja Matic - 35 Thibaut Courtois - 35 Diego Costa - 34 Eden Hazard - 34 N'Golo Kante - 33 Pedro - 33 Victor Moses - 33 Willian - 32 David Luiz - 32 Marcos Alonso - 30 Cesc Fabregas - 27 Michy Batshuayi - 18 Branislav Ivanovic - 13 Oscar - 9 Nathaniel Chalobah - 9 Kurt Zouma - 8 John Terry - 7 Ruben Loftus-Cheek - 6 Ola Aina - 2 Nathan Ake - 1 Asmir Begovic - 1

Will Chelsea receive a pre-game guard of honour?

The tradition is not compulsory but at the discretion of the champions' opponents.