The big news for Wolves come not in their starting line-up, but on their bench - that is where Matheus Cunha begins the afternoon for the hosts after returning from his four-match ban.

Wolves XI: Sa, Doherty, Semedo, Toti, Agbadou, Ait-Nouri, Andre, Joao Gomes, Bellegarde, Munetsi, Strand Larsen.

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Pedro Porro, Micky van de Ven, Destiny Udogie, Rodrigo Bentancur, Lucas Bergvall and Son Heung-min all drop out of the Spurs starting line-up, which is perhaps unsurprising given their season rests on Thursday's trip to Frankfurt in the Europa League.

Djed Spence, Archie Gray, Ben Davies, Yves Bissouma, Pape Sarr and Mathys Tel come in.

Spurs XI: Vicario, Spence, Romero, Gray, Davies, Bissouma, Maddison, Sarr, Tel, Johnson, Solanke.

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BBC Sport at Anfield

Arne Slot rings the changes for Liverpool following their defeat at Fulham last weekend, with four alterations to the starting XI.

Alisson has passed concussion protocols and returns in goal, while Conor Bradley is fit to start at right back after coming off the bench at Craven Cottage.

Curtis Jones moves into midfield, while Andy Robertson is benched with Kostas Tsimikas starting at left back.

Liverpool XI: Alisson; Bradley, Van Dijk, Konate, Tsimikas; Mac Allister, Gravenberch, Jones; Salah, Jota, Diaz

Subs: Jaros, Kelleher, Endo, Szoboszlai, Chiesa, Gakpo, Elliott, Robertson, Quansah

Graham Potter makes two changes from the West Ham side which started the draw against Bournemouth last Saturday, and looks to be switching to a back three.

Centre back Konstantinos Mavropanos replaces midfielder Edson Alvarez, while Carlos Soler comes in for the absent Tomas Soucek.

Niclas Fullkrug, after scoring off the bench against the Cherries, is a sub once again.

West Ham XI: Areola; Wan-Bissaka, Kilman, Mavropanos, Todibo, Scarles; Ward-Prowse, Soler; Paqueta, Bowen, Kudus

Subs: Fabianski, Coufal, Fullkrug, Guilherme, Alvarez, Rodriguez, Soucek, Emerson, Ferguson

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Liam Delap's been a star performer in an otherwise difficult campaign for Ipswich.

The 22-year-old's netted 12 times in 31 matches for the Tractor Boys and BBC Sport revealed earlier this week that a relegation clause in his contract means he'll be available for just £30m - should Kieran McKenna's side go down, of course.

Chelsea, along with Manchester United, are one of the parties most interested in the English striker.

Chelsea captain Reece James starts on the bench for the Blues, while Jadon Sancho drops out of the starting XI following his two assists in a 3-0 win against Legia Warsaw on Thursday.

Chelsea starting XI: Sanchez, Chalobah, Tosin, Colwill, Cucurella, Caicedo, Enzo, Madueke, Palmer, Neto, Jackson

Subs: Jorgensen, Acheampong, Badiashile, James, Gusto, Dewsbury-Hall, George, Sancho, Nkunku

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The big news for Ipswich is that leading scorer Liam Delap drops to the bench. More on that when we get it.

Ipswich starting XI: Palmer, Tuanzebe, O'Shea, Burgess, Davis, Morsy, Cajuste, Johnson, Enciso, Clarke, Hirst

Subs: Walton, Woolfenden, Townsend, Luongo, Taylor, Philogene, Chaplin, Broadhead, Delap

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We'll have team news ASAP.

I can tell you that Liam Delap is on the bench for Ipswich against Chelsea.

Liverpool

Liverpool defender Conor Bradley speaking to Sky Sports: "I think it is massive that we enjoy it [the run-in] but we want to finish the season as strong as we can and hopefully today we can put on a good performance and get a good win."

On being out injured: "It has been difficult. It has been a frustrating season for me with injuries but I'm happy to be back now and hopefully I can do well today."

On being involved in the title race: "It's what I dreamed of since being a little kid, playing for Liverpool but also now being involved in a title race and hopefully bringing a title back to Liverpool again - it would be lovely, so hopefully we can do that."

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Anfield

There will be added emotion at Anfield today, as this is Liverpool's closest home fixture to the anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster.

Tuesday will mark 36 years since 97 fans, most of them Liverpool supporters, died while attending the FA Cup semi-final between the Reds and Nottingham Forest.

Alexander Isak.

I finally bought Jean-Philippe Mateta into my team for this gameweek, too. So that explains why he blanked and was then subbed off at half-time yesterday.

That's not me putting Liverpool's inevitable title win down by the way.

I still think we're really under-appreciating Arne Slot. A Premier League title in his debut season would be incredible.

Arsenal winning the Champions League. Next question...

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Anfield

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Welcome to Anfield, where the fans - bouyant all season - have an extra spring in their step today.

This is the first match since Mo Salah signed his new two-year contract at Liverpool. Expect the Egyptian to get a hero's reception from the home crowd today.

This could also be Liverpool's final home match before being crowned champions, should results go their way. If they win today and Arsenal lose at Ipswich next weekend, the Reds can wrap up the league with victory at Leicester next Sunday.

Team news will be with you in 10 minutes. Now, as always, we want you to have your say.

This is your chance to entertain, inform, and roast. Get in touch using the usual methods. Can't wait.

Manchester United, Newcastle, and Alexander Isak goalscoring chat is all to come. (The Toon host United at 16:30 BST.)

But first let's build up to Sunday's 14:00 BST fixtures. They are:

Chelsea vs Ipswich

Liverpool vs West Ham

Wolves vs Tottenham

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The warm weather may have left us, but hopefully Sunday's football will heat things back up.

...yeah, not my best opening, that.

Look, I'm distracted. It's a big day for me. I've listened to you lot again and I've finally used my Triple Captain.