Ash:, external For Liverpool to win the PL they'll need to invoke the spirit of 89 and win 9-0. Problem, Palace won't roll over like that again

Max Young:, external This isn't just a big match in the title race, it could also decide manager of the season!

Paul Moore:, external Being a lifelong Man City fan I just know there is one more twist to come and I fear it will be us slipping up.

Ross Hughes:, external Going into this game Brendan Rodgers will be well aware a goals difference is the title decider. Will Liverpool go all attack?

Back in September 1989, Black Box were topping the charts with 'Ride on Time', Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade was well on its way to becoming the highest-grossing film of the year and Jeremy Paxman was just weeks away from making his debut on Newsnight.

Liverpool were also beginning to emerge as title challengers once again following a 9-0 victory over Crystal Palace at Anfield which saw eight different players on the scoresheet. How the red half of Merseyside could do with a repeat of that scoreline tonight as they try and reel in Manchester City's goal difference...

What has been your goal of the month for April? Have you seen an absolute thunderbolt of a strike?

Vote for your Match of the Day April goal of the month., external

Vote at bbc.co.uk/sport or tweet @BBCMOTD, external with the hashtag:

#goal1 - Kieran Richardson, for Fulham at Aston Villa, 5th April

#goal2 - Jason Puncheon, for Crystal Palace at Cardiff City, 5th April

#goal3 - Romelu Lukaku, for Everton vs Arsenal, 6th April

#goal4 - Olivier Giroud, for Arsenal vs West Ham United, 15th April

#goal5 - Connor Wickham's second goal for Sunderland at Manchester City, 16th April

#goal6 - Raheem Sterling, for Liverpool at Norwich City, 20th April

#goal7 - Graham Dorrans, for West Brom at Manchester City, 21st April

#goal8 - Ashkan Dejagah, for Fulham vs Hull City, 26th April

#goal9 - Jonjo Shelvey, for Swansea City vs Aston Villa, 26th April

#goal10 - Yaya Toure, for Manchester City at Crystal Palace, 27th April

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Voting closes during tonight's Match of the Day on BBC One.

The responses keep on coming after we asked you to sum up your team's campaign in a film title.

Joel Saffer:, external 'Up in the air' West Ham Utd - thanks Sam

Nici Stahr:, external Swansea City- Bulletproof Monk

Michael Dean:, external Fulham- The Three Stooges.

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The teams are out and Liverpool, as you might expect, field their SAS strikeforce while Steven Gerrard also starts alongside Joe Allen and Lucas in midfield. To summarise, it's one change - Daniel Sturridge in for Philippe Coutinho.

Palace starting XI: Speroni, Mariappa, Dann, Delaney, Ward, Dikgacoi, Jedinak, Ledley, Bolasie, Puncheon, Chamakh.

Liverpool starting XI: Mignolet, Johnson, Flanagan, Skrtel, Sakho, Gerrard, Allen, Lucas, Sterling, Sturridge, Suarez.

We asked you to sum up your team's campaign in a film title and there have been lots of excellent responses so far.

Tony Mitchell:, external Crystal Palace - 'True Grit' (1969).

David R:, external "It's A Wonderful Life" for Sunderland the past 2 weeks. "Apocalypse Now" most of the rest of the season

Daniel:, external How to Lose Friends and Alienate People - Chelsea

Pete Jenks:, external Groundhog Day #AVFC.

Chief football writer Phil McNulty at Selhurst Park

"Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is in relaxed mood as he arrives at Selhurst Park, stopping to pose for pictures and sign autographs for a group of Crystal Palace fans in one corner of the stadium.

"Rodgers knows victory is essential here tonight to keep the pressure up on Manchester City ahead of their game against Aston Villa on Wednesday. City are in the driving seat but Rodgers's side can return to the top of the Premier League if they avoid defeat tonight - but Palace under Tony Pulis are experts at making life difficult even for the most illustrious opposition."

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Chelsea FC:, external The #CFCU18's have arrived at Stamford Bridge.

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It's an inability to break down a stubborn defence which is perceived to have cost Liverpool when they were beaten by Chelsea in a potentially decisive match at Anfield last time out. Reds manager Brendan Rodgers criticised the tactics employed by Jose Mourinho in that game and, in the build-up to tonight's clash at Selhurst Park, he has pledged to continue trying to win matches "the Liverpool way".

"We ran out of patience in the Chelsea game and that's something we will work on," said Rodgers. "One of the beauties of this season is that success has come in a manner that's attuned to the Liverpool way and we aim to play winning football but also to play in a style that's synonymous with this football club."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport Chief Football Writer

On twitter, external:"Atmosphere really building outside Selhurst Park for Crystal Palace v Liverpool. Can Pulis claim another big scalp?"

BBC Radio 5 live

There's no reason to miss any of the big game tonight, with BBC Radio 5 live providing full match commentary from Selhurst Park.

The Monday Night Club will start at 19:00 BST and build up to the match at Selhurst Park, as well as a focus on Chelsea and Sunderland.

Following that, you can catch all the highlights on Match of the Day from 22:30 BST. Dietmar Hamann and Robbie Fowler will join Gary Lineker in the studio. Match of the Day on a Monday night? Now, that really is a bonus and the perfect way to end a three-day weekend.

Craig Griffin:, external Massive pressure on Liverpool tonight, it will be interesting to see if they can handle it - Palace won't roll over!

Neil Trainis:, external Liverpool can play tonight with freedom knowing the title is out of their hands. Pressure is not as great as it might have been.

Jay Collett:, external So excited for Liverpool v Palace tonight. Should be all out attack from Rodgers while Pulis won't want to play defensive.

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Speaking of Chelsea, they will be hoping for some catastrophic slips from both Liverpool and Manchester City in the final week of the season after their draw with Norwich on Sunday. The little horse appears to have stumbled towards the finishing line, and manager Jose Mourinho says his side need to sign a "killer" striker in the summer to ensure such slips don't happen again next season.

"We don't have the kind of striker able to, in a short space, to make an action, to score a goal, to open the gate," Mourinho said. "Against teams that are more defensive, more aggressive, more worried about trying to keep a clean sheet than really to play, we keep saying the same."

Who might Mourinho be targeting? Costa? Cavani? Anyone else whose name begins with a C?

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

It's not just about Liverpool and Crystal Palace tonight though, because it's the second leg of the FA Youth Cup final between Chelsea and Fulham. Heading into tonight's match at Stamford Bridge, Fulham lead 3-2 thanks to strikes from Moussa Dembele, Emerson Hyndman and Cameron Burgess at Craven Cottage.

I know what you're thinking...Moussa Dembele? Yep, Fulham have another midfielder by that name and haven't resigned their former hero from Spurs and added a few years to his birth certificate! Stick with what you know and all that.

Commentary from the match will be on 5 live sports extra from 19:40 BST, simulcasted with BBC Radio London.

Evening all, I trust you've enjoyed your Bank Holiday weekend? Depending on your footballing persuasion, it could get even better/worse in the next few hours. We've lots to talk about in the build-up to kick-off, but let's have a little bit of fun too. With the end of the season upon us, I want you to sum up your team's campaign in a film title. You can do so, by sending a tweet (#bbcfootball),, external a text to 81111 or by leaving a message on either of our Facebook, external or Google+, external pages.

Oh yes, goals are trading at their highest ever price in this Premier League season. They are more valuable than gold heading into the final week of the campaign.

Let's not rule Chelsea out of the title race just yet, but these next two midweek games at the top of the table could be critical. Liverpool visit Crystal Palace tonight before Manchester City host Aston Villa on Wednesday. With both sides locked on 80 points and with just two games left in the season, it could all come down to goal difference - which currently favours Manchester City, 59 to 50.

Prospectors, prepare for a goal rush.

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It's Sheriff Rodgers against that old Chilean gunslinger Manuel Pellegrini in a winner-takes-all shootout for the Premier League title. The brief is simple: two games, six points and score as many goals as you can.

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