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Strap yourselves in for Sports Personality of the year. Coverage is under way here. Join the fun.

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BBC Radio 5 live

Over on BBC Radio 5 live 606 is now in full swing and Eleanor Oldroyd and Ian Wright are taking your calls.

Graham, a Liverpool fan, says: "Why did Brendan Rodgers buy Mario Balotelli and why does he persist on playing playing him?"

Fergus, a Manchester United fan, says: "I think we can win the title. We have to believe we can."

Lines are open and you can have your say. Call 0500 909 693, text 85058, or it's @BBC606, external on social media.

Also on Monday, the Premier League sides will find out who they will face in the knockout stages of the Champions League and Europa League.

Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City are in Monday's draw for the Champions League last 16.

Britain's three remaining sides in the competition have reached this stage for the second successive season, with champions Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Barcelona also still in.

The draw takes place at 11:00 GMT in Nyon, Switzerland.

Liverpool, who failed to qualify, join Celtic, Everton and Tottenham in the following Europa League last-32 draw.

Find out more here.

Three of Tottenham's last four Premier League away games have seen them score a winner in the 89th minute or later. A cracking habit for them to develop.

Gary Lineker
BBC Sport

"Finished Sports Personality of the Year rehearsals to hear that Spurs sneaked a late winner. Back in the title race."

You can follow events at the ceremony in Glasgow here.

MOTD commentator Conor McNamara

"After flirting with Champions League qualification at the back end of the last campaign, Roberto Martinez's side have taken a backward step.

"Three defeats in the last four games in all competitions has dampened the festive spirit on the blue side of Merseyside."

A busy weekend of Premier League football is almost at an end then - one more game to come...

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Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney:, external "Great win today. Always great to score against Liverpool. David De Gea was incredible again."

Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata:, external "Great result in today's massive game! The atmosphere was unbelievable!"

Manchester United increased the pressure on Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers as they capitalised on some poor defending to run out comfortable victors at Old Trafford earlier this afternoon.

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: "We showed character, it was a difficult game because Swansea are a very good team. In the second half, they pushed us a little bit but we defended well and we were always alive in the game.

"The victory is important for us. It's true that we are brave and we look forward to trying to win the points whether we are at White Hart Lane or away. Harry Kane scored again, he's still young but he has potential and he needs time to play and work hard."

Swansea manager Garry Monk: "It was a difficult start and we gave away a cheap goal but we started to create after that. There looked to be only one winner in the second half when we levelled and then there was the classic sucker-punch. An individual mistake has ended up costing us. It's mesmerising how we didn't win that game. We didn't deserve that and we came away with no points from such a great effort."

Mark Press: Poor management from Garry Monk. Nathan Dyer not even off the bench. Instead, replaces one right-back for another, who gives away the winner.

Teez: The football is still bad and we can't keep nicking three points at the death. A January clearout still on the cards for Spurs.

Jay: Tottenham couldn't have better implemented today's lesson from the Manchester United school of football (winning without playing well).

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Swansea boss Garry Monk is not a happy man after that result. 'It only looked like being one winner' in the second half he says. Individual errors have cost him.

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Over on BBC Radio 5 live, 606 is on the way, but lines to Ian Wright and Eleanor Oldroyd are already open and you can have your say. Tune in from 18:06 GMT for discussion and debate of all the hot topics.

Call 0500 909 693, text 85058, or it's @BBC606, external on social media.

Christian Eriksen has 13 goals in 39 Premier League starts for Spurs. One in three from midfield - not too shabby at all.

Andy: Christian Eriksen is as key to Spurs as David De Gea is to Manchester United.

Lemora, London: What is it about Spurs and last-minute 2-1 away victories. Torture to watch but I'll take them!

Steve, Basingstoke: Mauricio Pochettino seems to think we have a lenient chairman. This is some of the worst football us Spurs fans have had to put up with in a long time.

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Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen: "We are a team which doesn't settle for a point. Swansea had the better chances in the second half and created the most but we are happy because we scored in the 90th minute."

Spurs striker Harry Kane: "We wanted to come out of the blocks flying and it was great to put the ball into the back of the net and give us a good start. It's an important three points and hopefully we can build some momentum over Christmas now."

Former Wales international John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Liberty Stadium

"Your heart goes out for Wilfried Bony. He could have scored a hat-trick before he was taken off. The result is harsh on Swansea, but credit to Spurs. They have come to a place where it is tough to win and taken three points. And Spurs did the double over Swansea last season."

Liam C: As a totally biased Spurs fan, we did not deserve to win that match.

Mark Johncock: If this happened in the street, the Spurs team would be arrested. Absolute mugging on our part. Took our chances though...

Jonty Leibowitz: Moussa Dembele changed the game, giving us drive in the middle. Surely has to start next game?

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Swansea will be wondering how on earth they lost that game. But Spurs are now within two points of Arsenal. On the up?

Former Wales international John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Liberty Stadium

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"It's so disappointing for Swansea, they have dominated so many aspect of today's game but - and how many times have we said it over the years - you have got to take your chances. I actually prefer to see Christian Eriksen play in a central position, because that is what he can do from there - he can get you goals. Tottenham grew into it in the second half, they brought on the fresh legs of Moussa Demeble and Nacer Chadli, and have stolen the win."