John Bennett
BBC Final Score at Turf Moor

"No fear, we go all out, no regrets" is the message from the Burnley boss Vincent Kompany in today’s match programme.

It’s remarkable how different the mood is here since my last visit to Turf Moor in mid-March. That’s when they beat Brentford as part of this impressive run of just one defeat in eight and the fans around me now genuinely believe that a great escape is possible.

Today it’s Newcastle's relatively poor away form that’s giving the Burnley supporters I’ve been speaking to hope that they could get what would be a massive win. Kompany wants a raucous atmosphere and I think he’ll get it.

While there may not be much at stake for Brentford or Fulham, there's plenty to play for in our other two 3pm kick-offs.

Here's a reminder of how the bottom half of the table looks, with Burnley and Nottingham Forest both fighting for their lives.

A win for Nuno Espirito Santo's side would move them three points clear of 18th placed Luton in the relegation zone.

But defeat for Forest could see them drop into the bottom three if Burnley find three points against Newcastle.

It's crunch time!

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What's the best way to score against Brentford?

They have conceded 19 headed goals in the top flight this season, more than any other side.

It accounts for a league-high 32% of their overall goals conceded.

Fulham have taken seven points from their last five away league games, as many as in their first 12 this season, so can they do the same today?

Mark Scott
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at the Gtech Community Stadium

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The kind of day where it would be lovely to drink some pints in the stands with the fans. Where would I get that kind of idea from?!

While there’s nothing major at stake in terms of the table, this is a game that matters to both sets of supporters and Thomas Frank references that in his programme notes - as well as calling Brentford's last game at Everton “boring”!

Here’s hoping it’s a different story this afternoon…

Who will be top dogs at Brentford this afternoon?

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Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Turf Moor

Huge, monumental - but Phil McNulty has told me not to label it 'mahoosive'.

Whatever you want to call this game for Burnley, it's simply a must-win for Vincent Kompany's men as they look to claw themselves out of the Premier League's bottom three.

There's a last day of the season vibe to this one, with fellow strugglers Nottingham Forest also in action at already relegated Sheffield United.

The Clarets have lost only one of their last eight games and having been 11 points adrift of safety as recently as March, they have turned their form around to cut that deficit to two with three games remaining.

Kompany has spoken in recent weeks about being "written off" by people early in the season, but three points today will set them on their way to the greatest escape.

Obviously plenty of reaction to come but we've got four more games to go today, including three which kick-off at 15:00 BST.

It's another important day in the relegation battle for the likes of Burnley and Forest. Here's what's coming up:

Brentford v Fulham

Burnley v Newcastle

Sheffield United v Nottingham Forest

We'll start building up to those. Stick around for reaction from the Emirates too.

Joe Cole
Ex-Chelsea and England midfielder on TNT Sports

They looked like champions. Arsenal are going to push Manchester City all the way.

I can't see a fault in this Arsenal team.

Sulaimon: Declan Rice is my player of the season, even if Arsenal don't win the league. Respect to him.

George: I can’t see how a midfield three of Rice, Saka and Bellingham isn’t going to win the Euros.

Muna: What an engine! Running that much so late in the game. Rice Rice Baby.

ABBA's "Voulez-Vous" playing full blast at the Emirates as Declan Rice celebrates with his team-mates.

Two games left. They have done their job for the weekend.

Arsenal are four points clear at the top of the table. Over to you, Manchester City.

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Darren Fletcher
TNT Sports commentator

If anyone deserves a goal today, it is Declan Rice, who has been outstanding.

Ryan Christie fouls Martin Odegaard and gets a yellow card for it. He's made a few dodgy tackles this afternoon.

This game is done and dusted. Manchester City will be preparing for their response. They take on Wolves this evening knowing they have a four-point gap to make up albeit with two games in hand.

Enes Unal challenges for it and doesn't get clean contact. Takehiro Tomiyasu can bring it out on the far side.

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Romain Faivre does well to win a free-kick for Bournemouth. It's sent in deep and Ben White nods it behind for a corner.

It's their first of the match in the 91st minute.

Martin Odegaard will throw his name in the hat too, I'm sure.