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But first - the Manchester derby...
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Bournemouth win 2-0 at Burnley, who remain 11 points from safety
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Well that was quite the weekend, wasn't it?
Plenty to talk about after Manchester City's Phil Foden-inspired comeback in the derby following Marcus Rashford's explosive opener for Manchester United.
And there was no shortage of controversy at the City Ground, where Liverpool's late show was overshadowed by a refereeing mix-up that ultimately cost struggling Nottingham Forest.
Stick with us for all the reaction, while BBC Sport football reporter Simon Stone will be on hand later on to field your questions.
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Over to you then Arsenal...
Both leaders Liverpool and second-placed Manchester City came through difficult matches to maintain the pace at the top of the Premier League.
Can the third-placed Gunners follow suit at bottom side Sheffield United tonight?
Victory would see them cut the gap to Liverpool back to two points, and move them to just one point behind City...
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