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His side have booked their place in the last 16 of the Champions League for the 17th successive season. But it appears some Arsenal fans are still keen for Arsene Wenger to call time on his 18 year reign at the club.

The Sunday Express reports disgruntled fans unfurled a banner during Saturday's 1-0 win at West Brom stating 'Arsene - thanks for the memories but it's time to say goodbye'.

The Gunners are 13 points behind leaders Chelsea despite victory at The Hawthorns.

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Get Inspired is a BBC initiative aiming to encourage wider participation in sport.

The Get Inspired website provides films, features and easy to follow guides, with hints and tips and practical advice on how to get involved in a wide variety of sports, regardless of your age, gender or ability.

The website also has links to a network of governing bodies, clubs and events near you. So why not head over, enter your post code and get connected to a vast array of activities, all on your doorstep.

No heating. No room to swing a cat. And as for a shower that works.....

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Former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy
Match of the Day pundit

"Stoke played well, especially in the first half, they kept the ball well. They lost Steve Sidwell which didn't help, losing his bite.

"For Liverpool it was a strange game, they started quite lacklustre, there was a lack of energy and they were too deep. They did play in Europe midweek but they were slow. They didn't have Steven Gerrard dropping deep to get the ball. They were edgy which is understandable with recent results.

"In the second half the pressing was much better, the passing much crisper, they were getting at Stoke and the urgency was much better. They got their rewards through a brave goal, Glen Johnson has been criticised quite heavily and I'm pleased for him. Overall they deserved it."

Former Liverpool midfielder Paul Ince
Match of the Day pundit

"Simon Mignolet has had a rough ride. It's the worst position for me in the world being a goalkeeper. He'll be pleased he's played so well and he'll think he is getting back to where he should be."

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An oversight or a poor error? Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers says he was unaware of the 16th anniversary of captain Steven Gerrard's debut when he left him out against Stoke. It was the first time Gerrard had not started a league match since New Year's Day, when he was injured.

"I wasn't aware it was 16 years until I walked into the dressing room and saw the programme," Rodgers added after his side beat the Potters 1-0. "I felt quite bad but he's a wonderful man. He thinks about the team."

Former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy
Match of the Day pundit

"I was at Liverpool when Steven made his debut and I can't believe it has been 16 years. But he's got to accept that now [not playing every game]. It might benefit him actually as we've seen with Frank Lampard."

Ex-Liverpool midfielder Paul Ince added on MOTD: "You want to keep on playing so when you feel fit and you're not playing it kills you, Steven Gerrard wants to play every game, he doesn't want to sit on the bench."

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Time to get stuck into Sunday's back pages. Is Steven Gerrard leaving Liverpool? The Reds captain was dropped to the substitutes bench for Saturday's 1-0 win over Stoke City, the 16th anniversary of his senior debut.

The Mail on Sunday leads with mounting concern for 34-year-old Gerrard, who is out of contract in the summer. Discussions about a new deal, according to the paper, have stalled.

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It's Sunday. A day when thousands of amateur footballers take to the field and do their best impressions of Sergio Aguero, Jack Wilshere and David De Gea.

One thing is certain. The dressing rooms at Southampton and Tottenham will be five star luxury compared to the wooden sheds many Sunday League players all over the UK will use.

No heating, no room to swing a cat. And as for a shower that works...

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What a feast we have in store. We begin with a gentle appetiser as we look back at all of Saturday's top-flight action, peruse Sunday's back pages and find out the thoughts of the pundits.

Then the main course. A mouth-watering second-versus-third showdown between surprise package Southampton and reigning champions Manchester City.

Dessert is provided by the Premier League's Europa League representatives. It's Tottenham versus Everton at White Hart Lane. And who, I hear you ask, is providing the entertainment in-between. Well that, dear friends, will be you.

Southampton v Man City (13:30 GMT)

Tottenham v Everton (16:00 GMT)

A goal feast it was not. Fifteen goals in eight Premier League games, it seems, was enough to send some into the land of nod.

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But Saturday's Premier League programme did have it's usual share of thrills...

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Spills....

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And controversy...

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Will the final day of the 11th month of 2014 provide more talking points...as well as flashpoints?

One thing is certain. Sunday's programme is guaranteed to leave you wide awake.*

* Unless your name is Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.