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Ange Postecoglou made it clear today that he and his Tottenham team have no intention whatsoever of easing off against Manchester City, though.

Pep Guardiola insists he is expecting a tough game but wants his side to "do something special".

Meanwhile, Aston Villa take on Liverpool tonight knowing that a win would secure Champions League football.

We'll be back tomorrow morning but until then, here are a few football stories to keep you going...

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Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker

Aston Villa need one win from their last two games to be sure of fourth spot. I am not sure they will get it here but they probably won't need it, because Spurs are not going to catch them now.

I am not convinced by Liverpool either, but they always create chances and there should be a few goals in this one.

Sutton's prediction: 2-2

Liverpool

Tonight's game will be Jurgen Klopp's penultimate match as Liverpool manager is against Aston Villa at Villa Park, a ground where his team has had contrasting fortunes in recent seasons.

Read the article here.

Stats and facts:

• Liverpool’s two wins in their seven league matches this season against the rest of the current top five were both at home, including against Villa.

• They have only once lost lost their final Premier League away fixture in eight seasons under Jürgen Klopp, a 1-0 defeat at Chelsea in 2018 (W5, D2).

• Liverpool can go 10 successive league games without a clean sheet for the first time since a run of 11 in 1998 under Roy Evans.

• Mohamed Salah has scored seven goals in nine starts against Aston Villa in all competitions.

• Alisson is poised to make his 200th Premier League appearance.

• Jürgen Klopp must win his final two games as Liverpool manager to reach 300 victories with the club in all competitions.

Keep up to date with Liverpool's latest news here.

Aston Villa

Tonight is Aston Villa's last home game of an incredible season.

If Villa win, they will qualify for the Champions League next season.

Stats and facts:

• Villa are vying to finish in the top four of the Premier League for only the third time, and first since 1995-96.
• Their tally of 73 top-flight goals this season is their highest since 1976-77, when they scored 76 and finished fourth.
• Liverpool are the only opponents Unai Emery has faced as a manager in the Premier League without ever winning (D2, L4). He is is winless in nine competitive matches against Jurgen Klopp since the Spaniard’s Sevilla side beat Liverpool 3-1 in the 2016 Europa League final.

• Ollie Watkins still needs one league goal to become the first Villa player to score 20 in a top-flight season since Peter Withe in 1980-81

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery has extended his contract with the club until 2027. Read the full article here.

Keep up to date with Aston Villa's latest news here.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC 5 Live

Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon on BBC Radio 5 Live: "Villa have made small steps in the right direction.

"If they make Champions League football by finishing fourth then they will surely invest in the summer, they are a little light for where they want to get to at the moment.

"It has been a great campaign but they have come up short against a great team tonight."

Of course, another aspect to the dilemma for Spurs fans is that, by the time they kick-off against Manchester City, their hopes of making the top four could be over.

That would require Aston Villa to beat Liverpool at Villa Park tonight.

Champions League qualification would be some achievement for Unai Emery's side at the end of a terrific campaign.

JournoLee: As a Spurs fan, I want us to try to win against Man City tomorrow regardless of what it does to Arsenal. If the players don't bother to try because it hurts Arsenal, it would be unprofessional and an insult to the fans that pay extortionate prices to go to the match.

Simon there, taking inspiration from Roy Keane...

Coley: Hi Phil. Absolutely loving your Monday Q and A. Either of Arsenal or Man City will be very worthy champions after another thrilling Premier League season. I think Liverpool's challenge was severely dented by two crucial VAR decisions in critical matches at Anfield, Doku's 'chest high' boot and Odegard's 'handball'.

I think the potential points swings and momentum from those games were hugely significant, definitely for LFC and could have been for the other challengers. VAR didn't point the referee to the TV monitor in either case. I think the way our beautiful game is officiated overall, interpretation of rules, refereeing and VAR and its interpreters, needs reviewing and overhauling ASAP, do you agree?

Thanks for you kind words, Coley. I was at both of those Liverpool games against Arsenal and Manchester City and was astonished those penalties were not awarded. You can add Luis Diaz’s “goal” against Spurs to that list.

As for VAR, I’ve made my feelings very clear on this. I think it has been used very badly in this country. It lacks communication, takes too long, is too invasive and now it seems they are almost looking for reasons to disallow goals. It has sucked the joy out of the game, with no-one even sure whether to celebrate a goal any more.

It needs seriously looking at. I’d be happy with goal-line technology and automated offside while this is done.

Other opinions are available – but that’s mine.

Elizabeth Conway
BBC Newsbeat sports reporter

What do you eat if you’re a goal scorer in an FA Cup final at Wembley?

Well, BBC Newsbeat has been to the Union Arms in Greater Manchester (not for lunch), but because it’s the local pub of Manchester United’s Ella Toone.

The attacker stole the show during United’s 4-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur, scoring a screamer.

“It depends on what day of the week it is,” pub owner Sharon Mattin tells Newsbeat.

“Usually, if she’s finished a football match, it will be chicken, bacon, barbecue sauce and melted cheese baguette.”

Sharon has promised to ask Ella if she can change the name of the sandwich to officially be: The Ella Toone Sandwich.

Image source, Elizabeth Conway

Anon: Hi Phil, I wondered what you made of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's decision not to attend the women's FA Cup final? Personally I was disappointed and it seemed an easy PR win too. I know Manchester United v Arsenal is a big game but it was pretty much meaningless for his side. It would have been a good statement of what was to come.

In my opinion this was a mistake.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe should have been at Wembley watching Manchester United win the women’s FA Cup for the first time unless there were very pressing strategic reasons why he was not there and unavoidable commitments at Old Trafford.

This may, of course, have been the case.

Ratcliffe did meet Labour leader and Arsenal fan Sir Keir Starmer at which a new stadium would have been discussed along with Lord Coe, chair of the Old Trafford Regeneration Task Force.

This may have been the reason behind Ratcliffe’s absence from Wembley, because the Arsenal game was not vital. It was certainly a pity he was not at Wembley to see United’s victory there and would have been a great show of support for the women’s team.