Who should be in England's starting XI is certainly an interesting debate Tom, as is the wider squad selection for the Euros this summer.

Squad size is down to 23 again this year from 26 players in recent tournaments.

So who goes, who starts and who misses out?

Get in touch with us in the usual ways, and feel free to pose some of these questions to BBC Sport reporter Simon Stone, who will be hosting a Q&A on this page later this morning.

Daily Mirror

Back to the back pages, and by now you have probably twigged to an obvious theme emerging.

Here, the Mirror gives its own interpretation of the derby-day exploits of Phil Foden - a player now known as "sniper" by his Manchester City team-mates following his 18 goals so far this season...

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In case you missed it, Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is refusing to give up on Champions League qualification even though his side are now 11 points adrift of fourth-placed Aston Villa with 11 games left.

New co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has made getting into Europe's most glamorous competition a priority for the season.

But United's 3-1 defeat at Manchester City means they now need Villa to slip up badly, or for the Premier League to end up with five spots in the expanded competition.

Even then, United will need fifth-placed Tottenham to fail as Ange Postecoglou's side are six points clear, with a game in hand.

"It can be a quick turnaround," said Ten Hag. "We have to go into another final and try and get closer to them.

"It can be an advantage that fifth spot can also be a Champions League spot, so we have to go for it and win our games."

Read more on this story here.

We have had plenty of messages already this morning, many from Manchester United fans on the fallout from yesterday's defeat at Etihad Stadium.

Here is a selection of their views...

Well that is a question Simon! Should Phil Foden now be guaranteed a starting place in Gareth Southgate's England side at the Euros this summer?

What do you think?

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I asked Pep Guardiola last night whether Phil Foden was now moving into being one of the best players in the Premier League.

After all, there was a time when some wondered whether the Manchester City star would develop to his full capacity under the demanding former Barcelona coach.

Foden has scored 18 goals so far in the current campaign.

"Right now this season, he’s been the best so far," said Guardiola.

"I always had the feeling he would score goals. In training sessions, always I had the feeling but now he is winning games.

"To become a world class player you have to win games. He always had an incredible work ethic, it doesn’t matter what position he plays in, he lives to play football and now he is winning games."

Surely Foden has now, along with Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane amongst attacking players, assumed the status of starter for England at Euro 2024.

BBC Sport reporter Simon Stone put that question to Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola about Phil Foden, which has triggered the back-page headlines.

Here is how the conversation unfolded...

Metro

See what the Metro has done there?

Well we know Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is certainly feeling the love for his star man.

Phil Foden's England and City team-mate Kyle Walker also described his performances this season as "first class", saying he team-mates are now calling him "the sniper", following his 18 goals in all competitions.

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The Daily Express

We mentioned Arsenal's match tonight earlier on, well the Express reports that Mikel Arteta has told his players they will need at least 90 points to win the Premier League title.

That would work out as at least 32 points from their remaining 12 games. Not much margin for error there.

Do you think he is right? Thumbs up for yes, down for no.

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The Times

The Times agrees with Pep Guardiola, saying that Manchester City and England midfielder Phil Foden is in the form of his career after scoring his 17th and 18th goals of the season in Sunday's derby win.

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We will return for more reaction to the weekend's Premier League matches in a moment, as well as check out the top football stories from around Europe.

But first, let's have a look at how the national newspapers responded to Manchester City's derby win...

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There was, of course, another Premier League game on Sunday, as Bournemouth plunged Burnley into even deeper trouble with a 2-0 win at Turf Moor.

Justin Kluivert set the Cherries on their way with a powerful finish past James Trafford after poor defending.

Burnley responded strongly with Neto producing an outstanding save to keep out Jacob Bruun Larsen's free-kick while Vitinho headed a good chance over the bar.

Larsen also had a goalbound shot blocked by Adam Smith after Neto denied David Datro Fofana.

Josh Cullen's disallowed goal - ruled out for a foul in the build-up - only added to Burnley's sense of frustration, before Antoine Semenyo wrapped up the points with a deflected finish in the 88th minute.

Burnley are 11 points from safety with 11 games left.

Read Neil Johnston's full report here.

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Phil Foden did not just score two goals to win Sunday's Manchester derby, he grabbed the whole game by the scruff of the neck, writes Match of the Day 2 pundit Danny Murphy.

With Manchester City behind and wondering who was going to step up after Erling Haaland missed an absolute sitter, it was Foden who made the difference and changed the game in the second half.

His whole performance in City's 3-1 victory was outstanding. Physically he never seemed to tire, and overall he had the look of a player who is absolutely at the very top of his game.

Read more of Danny Murphy's analysis here.

What do you think? Is there any player performing better in the Premier League right now than Phil Foden?

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Pep Guardiola is not always comfortable heaping praise on individual players, but how could he not after Phil Foden's derby display?

Here, Match of the Day 2 pundits analyse the Manchester City and England midfielder's match-winning performance...

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Pep Guardiola hailed Phil Foden as the "best player in the Premier League right now" after his second-half double ensured Manchester City came from behind to beat Manchester United at Etihad Stadium.

In a game packed with international stars, it was two local boys who provided the key moments.

The visitors had led through Marcus Rashford's sensational eighth-minute strike from 30 yards.

However, in a contest City dominated, Foden took centre stage, with two-second half goals before Erling Haaland scored a late third to seal victory.

Read Simon Stone's full report here.