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Ever wondered which fans are more likely to live longer?

Nope. Me neither.

But Fulham fans can take something away from this dog's dinner of a season. A BBC News feature has calculated that Fulham fans (Or more likely people who live in Fulham) can claim an average life expectancy of 81.65 years.

So just about long enough to see a new stadium and the Cottagers back in the top flight then.

Who's at the bottom? Look away now Birmingham fans. You're looking at 72 and out...

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown on MOTD2 Extra

"When I won the league title with Arsenal in 1998 I was reliant on the experienced players around me like Tony Adams. In later years there was a way to behave, you made sure you were professional and made sure you took your chances.

"It's a mindset you go into. You trust people to do their jobs - and trust that somebody will come up and score the important goals. When you start charging around there is too much emotion, you have to remain professional and do your job.

"There is no chance City will throw this chance away today."

It's also the race for seventh, I mean sixth, in the Premier League this afternoon. Let's face it, neither Tottenham or Manchester United will be over the moon with finishing in the top six and thus being dragged, kicking and screaming, into the Europa League. Anyway, the maths are simple: a point seals the deal for Tottenham. Manchester United need to beat Southampton and hope Spurs slip up at home to Aston Villa to write off their Thursday nights for the next nine months.

BBC Sport's Chris Bevan at Etihad Stadium

"It is 15 years since Andy Morrison dragged Manchester City out of what is now League One, as an inspirational captain and combative centre-half. Now back at the club as City's official fan ambassador, he says he does not want a repeat of the dramatic last-gasp play-off glory he was part of in 1999, or the thrilling way they won the Premier League in 2012.

"Kick-off is more than two hours away and I'm already so nervous, I can hardly talk," he told BBC Sport. "We need a couple of early goals and this time we can do it the easy way!"

Independent journalist Sam Wallace on MOTD2 Extra

"If Manchester City fail to win the Premier League title today it will be the biggest choke in football history. If they throw it away we will be talking about if for years to come. But I don't expect them to."

Steve:, external City have hit tremendous form, just like the end of 2011-12 season. No stopping them now… take nothing away from Liverpool though they have been tremendous.

How do you sum up your team's season? And how can you do it in just four words?

Stephen: Chelsea - Struggle against poor teams.

Mike: Manchester United - We miss you Fergie!

Joe: Sunderland - Miracles do happen, Gus!

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Liverpool's hopes of title challenge seemed to be burst by back-to-back defeats against Manchester City and Chelsea over Christmas.

The Reds took the lead in each game, but as 2014 got underway with them outside the top four, Champions League qualification rather then domestic league glory was their priority.

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"To be honest, I think that Stevie Gerrard deserves to win the league. He has been there so long and the football they have played, they definitely deserve it."

A lot of people have been pedalling the line that Liverpool - and Steven Gerrard - 'deserve' to win the title in the last few weeks.

Interestingly, those quotes are from former Red Andy Carroll., external He could play a big part in the destination of the trophy with a goal for West Ham...

Less than three hours to go until kick-off and Andy Carroll is trending on Twitter in the UK. The general consensus is that he's going to bag a 90th-minute winner at the Etihad and hand his former club Liverpool the Premier League title. Imagine that?

Here's what the big man has had to say...

Maverick:, external Norwich - How did that happen...?

Liam Walkden:, external Everton - Roberto Martinez, absolute genius.

Joe:, external West Ham - Get Big Sam out!

How do you sum up your team's season? And how can you do it in just four words?

Shimmie, London: Manchester United - Moyes; wrongly chosen one.

Dan: Tottenham Hotspur - Same old, same old.

Tom, Canterbury: West Ham - Thank God for February.

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Liverpool's season seems to have been all about Luis Suarez scoring hatfuls of goals at one end while his defensive colleagues let them fly in at the other.

But it all started very differently. With an unsettled Suarez in the stands, Brendan Rodgers' side chalked up three successive 1-0 victories, over Stoke, Aston Villa and Manchester United, to emerge as early leaders.

Needless to say they have not won a league game by that scoreline since.

BBC Sport's Chris Bevan at Etihad Stadium

"They are not doing any celebrating just yet but Manchester City fans should be well prepared at the final whistle if everything goes to plan in the next few hours. A vast selection of flags, scarves and t-shirts proclaiming them as champions are on sale outside Etihad Stadium ahead of kick-off."

Stu: Exactly one year ago today, City choked in the FA Cup final. Don't give up hope just yet, Liverpool fans!

Last night's League Two play-off game between York and Fleetwood was rained off - an extraordinary development in mid-May - but the second tie has just kicked-off at Burton.

Will Burton or Southend progress to Wembley? We shall find out this week.

It is also the final day of the Scottish Premiership season. As with yesterday, when Kilmarnock beat Hibernian to consign the Edinburgh side to a play-off in order to avoid relegation, there is still much of interest. Aberdeen and Motherwell are in a head-to-head battle to clinch the runners-up spot, while Inverness Caley Thistle and St Johnstone are vying for fifth.

Even at Celtic Park, the home side might have clinched their third straight title some weeks ago, but it is only today against fourth-placed Dundee United when they will receive the trophy.

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MOTD2 Extra

Tune in to BBC Two for MOTD2 Extra at 12:15 BST as Kevin Kilbane and Martin Keown preview the final day of the Premier League season with Independent journalist Sam Wallace.

Final Score will be live on the red button from 14:30, before joining BBC One at 15:15.

And you can watch the highlights and goals from all today's games on Match of the Day from 22:25 on BBC One.

Jake Parker:, external Manchester United - Moyes, the wrong one.

George Frazer:, external Norwich - Didn't score enough goals.

David O'Hara:, external Liverpool - Close but no cigar.

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