Saints thrash Sunderland 8-0
Arsenal score late leveller against Hull
Fabregas scores in Chelsea win
Newcastle win after hour delay
In his Daily Mail column,, external former Liverpool midfielder Jamie Redknapp hails John Terry ahead of his 500th appearance as Chelsea captain against Crystal Palace and says: "If John Terry had been at Liverpool when I was there, we'd have won titles. We were a John Terry away from being the best team in the country."
Some nice trivia ahead of Aston Villa's trip to Everton this afternoon as an entire team of 11 players exists if you take those to have played for both clubs in the Premier League. How many of the 11 can you name?
They are: Carl Tiler, Steve Watson, Gareth Barry, Gareth Farrelly, David Dunne, David Ginola, Gavin McCann, Tommy Johnson, Thomas Hitzlsperger, Earl Barrett, Philippe Senderos.
Image source, Getty ImagesA number of us here are scratching our heads with no recollection of Senderos playing for Everton.
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Christopher Windsor:, external When I shave I magically turn into Edin Dzeko!
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Stoke keeper Asmir Begovic: "QPR have some quality players, they will take time to gel. I'm sure they'll get better as the season goes on. Harry has seen it all before, this won't panic him.
"They are going to be in a relegation fight. They aren't far off where they should be. I don't think it's a huge time to panic."
Image source, @tonyfernandesQPR owner Tony Fernandes:, external "Just to prove Harry paid for dinner last night haha. Good chat, positive. We got to give it a go whatever the result."
QPR are bottom of the Premier League and host Liverpool on Sunday in a 13:30 BST kick-off.
Look what has turned up at BBC Sport HQ.
The draw for the first round of the FA Cup takes place in just nine days. Get ready for another year of upsets and cash windfalls for the minnows but for now, the famous trophy still has Arsenal red on it.
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This one is a corker.
Image source, @seanconorgraySean Gray:, external Been confused with David Luiz before!
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And speaking of Barcelona, defender Dani Alves is prominent in today's gossip column. The 31-year-old will move to Manchester United at the end of the season according to the Daily Express.
Take a look at our gossip column where there is also news of a potential return to United for Stoke defender Ryan Shawcross.
Lionel Messi's potential place in the record books is not lost on Mundo Deportivo., external
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Image source, Getty ImagesWho out there would have backed this diminutive substitute to turn out to be half-decent player? Frank Rijkaard looks on as Lionel Messi makes his debut and tonight, the Barcelona striker could make history.
He currently stands on 249 top-flight goals in La Liga, just two behind record holder Telmo Zarra who notched his goals between 1957 and 1967.
Barca entertain Eibar tonight and we will have a live text commentary on the BBC Sport website for you as Messi looks to become the Spanish game's most prolific striker.
This morning we are working in tandem with the Danny Baker show on BBC Radio 5 live and asking you: Which footballer have you been mistaken for?
Image source, @marshland82Rowland Marsh:, external On the which footballer do you look like thread, mates used to say I looked like ex-Spurs player Teemu Tainio...
Oliver Bunting:, external Re: Jason Hibberd's photo (see 09:40). Can we all just appreciate Sixto Peralta appearing in the background. Ipswich 2001-02.
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Former Scotland international Pat Nevin: "If someone tells you it's a six-year plan, you plan it correctly, you don't throw money at it straight away. At Everton he never did it.
"They should have told him if you don't get in the Champions League you're out, then he might have done it differently.
"'Why should I spend £50m on a £30m player? I will make that money go further', he thought. It's a mistake because that's not the way football works. Louis van Gaal has seen what happened to Moyes and went out and brought in as many big names as he could."
We've got the feature length interview with David Moyes coming up on Football Focus at 12:10 BST, but before then, you can vote on whether he was given enough time at Manchester United.
Vote on this page or by tweeting #yes or #no to @bbcsport.
The vote will close at 12:40 BST and the results will be read out on Football Focus shortly after. Full terms and conditions are available here.
Image source, Getty ImagesDavid Moyes has told the BBC he is "ready to return" to management following his sacking by Manchester United in April.
The Scot, 51, was ousted at Old Trafford after less than 10 months in charge.
"I'm really ambitious," he told BBC Sport's Dan Roan. "I would never have left Everton for anybody but an ambitious football club. And I thought Manchester United would have given me that opportunity."
There is an unfamiliar name at the top of the Scottish Premiership and they will stay there this weekend.
Hamilton Academical wrapped up a straightforward 3-0 win over Aberdeen on Friday and hold a four-point lead at the top.
"We're just playing as well as we can," explains manager Alex Neil. "We're doing well, we've got good players and we work our socks off."
Image source, OtherIn the Daily Telegraph there is an exclusive, external chat between Gary Neville and Jose Mourinho as the Chelsea boss reveals all on his desire to stay at Stamford Bridge, his relationship with Eden Hazard and how he inspired his team to beat Liverpool by saying they had been thought of as clowns in a circus.
Of last year's Liverpool side Mourinho says: "Nobody was saying they were in a privileged situation because they didn't play Champions League."
Rotherham extended Leeds United's run to four games without a win on Friday night as two second half goals won the Yorkshire derby at the New York Stadium.
Leeds had led at the break through Mirko Antenucci, but goals from Alex Revell and Jonson Clarke-Harris secured the points for the home side.
Rotherham manager Steve Evans said: "It was a hard-earned victory against a football club I have got enormous respect for. We beat a football club with a tremendous history but this was our night."
This morning we are working in tandem with the Danny Baker show on BBC Radio 5 live and asking you: Which footballer have you been mistaken for?
Cal Mason:, external On a trip to Poland my uncle got mistaken for ex -Arsenal player Ray Parlour. Surprised as he is a very heavy set gent!
Jason Hibberd:, external I would send in a picture but I'm afraid you'll say I look like Luke Chadwick!
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Stoke keeper Asmir Begovic: "It's been well documented, but blown out of proportion. Raheem is a fantastic footballer, he's played a lot of games, and big games too. He might be tired, there's sports science behind it.
"It's a bit unfair on him, he's 19 - he's still got to develop and learn.
"You [should] make up a different reason and keep it between you two and the players. It's a lesson learned for everyone on how it's escalated."
Image source, OtherThe Raheem Sterling tiredness saga rumbles on and The Sun (subscription required), external says Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers believes England manager Roy Hodgson "betrayed" the teenage winger.
"It's been grossly unfair how the kid's been treated," says Rodgers,