Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker

Chris Sutton on the BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club: "It is just unfortunate that Arsenal are up against Man City, who have this habit of suffocating the longer the season goes on, they are relentless.

"I just dont know how Arsenal players are going to feel by the end of the season, if they finish second because the have given everything.

"Arsenal look like they are going to get close, its virtually been the perfect season for them.

"I wonder if they do place second, can they go again next season or will it be psychologically damaging."

Not officially, Andy. Regardless of the result tonight, this Premier League title race is going to the final day.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Rory Smith on Manchester City dealing with pressure: "I guess City do probably reserve energy, as they don't want to peak too soon in the season. I definitely think in the last seven years City have been able to respond to pressure, so if a team gets off to a flyer, City have that ability to go into that extra gear.

"I think if we had seen City go up 10 from 10 at the start of the season, that's when we would have seen them build up the pressure."

Chris Sutton added: "I wish that City had a weakness, they just don't seem to. Their mental strength and the way they just crush everything that comes in front of them, it's so good and to be applauded.

"None of us are excited as we expect City to win and that shouldn't be the case."

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Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi on Chelsea: "They are playing very well, they deserve to be fighting for a European position.

"Pochettino is a top coach and they have top players. Very young but they are improving game by game. I watched their last five or six games, for them the Man Utd game was crucial. They were losing 3-2 in injury time and they won 4-3.

"They deserve what they are doing."

Former Manchester City forward Paul Dickov told BBC Radio 5 Live that the club have already put to bed their poor record at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with a win in this season's FA Cup: "City have sort of got the monkey off their back. When they played in the FA Cup they hadn't even scored a goal, never mind picked up a point, so they will be looking at that FA Cup win and hoping that's behind them now.

"It's going to be some game down there. City are used to the pressure. The form of the last five or six weeks has been very similar to last season and the season before.

"People were saying they were not at their best for the majority of this season, they were winning games but not playing their best, but the last few weeks they have been outstanding.

"They look as if there is a real confidence around them. I have no doubt they will go down there and win. One thing there will be tonight is goals - and a lot of them."

Nathan Ake scored the only goal for City in their fourth-round FA Cup win at Tottenham in January.

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Manchester United and Chelsea would be challenging Manchester City and Arsenal for the Premier League title if success only came down to money spent, says Pep Guardiola.

The City manager rejects the notion his side’s success is getting boring - and says if money was the only reason for it they would not be at the top.

“It’s not boring,” said Guardiola. “It’s difficult.

“Before it was the money. For that reason, Manchester United should have won all the titles, Chelsea - all the titles, Arsenal - all the titles. They spend as much money in the last five years as us. They should be there. They are not there.

“For that reason Girona shouldn’t be in the Champions League [next season] and Leicester should win the Premier League.”

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Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi on Adam Lallana: "We're losing a great player, a great man. I think he is very smart and he might not be able to play two games in three days but he is still an incredible player.

"I've been lucky to work with him, he's an honest guy and I've learned a lot from him because he loves football. He could be a coach because he understands football."

"He will be a big loss for us but we have to move on. The leadership of Adam is clear, but it is an opportunity for others to progress in personality and leadership."

We brought you the news on Monday that Lallana will leave Brighton at the end of the season. Click here for the full story.

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"One of the weirdest feelings I've had as a Spurs fans!"

"I hate that it's come to this."

"In 20-30 years time, I will not be telling my kids, 'you know in 23/24 we got Champions League? I will be telling them about the pain and heartbreak and horrible summer I had after Arsenal won the Premier League.'"

Whatever happens, it is not going to be an easy night for Tottenham fans...

There is still time to make your views known on tonight's game.

Which side will you be cheering on and why?

How will you be watching the game? At the ground? In the pub? Or from behind the sofa?

And, like Mesut Ozil, have you ever been in a position where you were cheering on the opposition? Or, contrary to Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou's hunch, have you ever wanted your own side to lose?

As ever, get in touch via text, WhatsApp or X using the contact details above.

Former Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil on X: "First time ever tonight: COME ON YOU SPURSSS!! If Tottenham don't lose this game I will never make fun of them again... I promise."

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How to start the build-up proper to tonight's game? Maybe let former Gooner Mesut Ozil kick it off?

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Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi on finishing the season well: "It’s important because after Sunday we go on holiday and when we’re on holiday if we have no points [from the last two games] it will be a problem for me. I want us to finish in the top 10."

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A starter for 10, Roberto De Zerbi says Brighton tried to sign Cole Palmer last summer before he joined Chelsea: "We thought he could be a top player. The qualities of Palmer are clear. This season he is playing very well, scoring a lot of goals."

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OK, we have Brighton manager Roberto de Zerbi coming up, as well as build-up to tonight's potentially pivotal match between Tottenham and Manchester City in north London.

Manchester United

In case you missed it earlier, BBC Sport's chief football news reporter Simon Stone revealed that Manchester United had scrapped plans to host a player of the year award next week.

The awards had been planned for 20 May, however, manager Erik ten Hag and the rest of the football leadership at Old Trafford do not want any distractions ahead of the FA Cup final against Manchester City on 25 May.

Club sources say winners will be selected for the men's and women's team and the academy as normal but there will be no dinner, which the club has said in the past raises "vital funds" for United's Foundation.

While at first-team level, it has been a difficult season for United, on Sunday their women's team won the FA Cup for the first time.

United's academy side finished top of Premier League North, winning 20 out of its 24 matches. They play Chelsea for the national title on Tuesday.