Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger may have been on the losing side after Harry's Kane's double for Tottenham but he came up with a nice take on whether England manager Roy Hodgson should pick the striker for his next squad.

Hodgson was in attendance at White Hart Lane as he continues his preparations for England's next European Championship qualifying fixture against Lithuania on 27 March, before a friendly against Italy four days later.

Kane has scored 22 goals in 34 matches this season and Wenger says: "When you have scored the number of goals he has scored, if you don't put him in there somebody else will give him a passport."

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It's no surprise the Tottenham striker Harry Kane's joyous face is dominating the back pages after his two goals in his side's derby win over Arsenal.

The Independent also has an interview with West Brom's new signing Darren Fletcher,, external who joined the club from Manchester United on transfer deadline day.

"You accept squad rotation and all these different things I had done over the years but when you are on the bench week upon week it does become difficult when you feel you have got so much to give," says Fletcher on his move.

"I never shed a tear, no. Although I've been at United my whole life, I left Scotland to come to Manchester United and now I'm moving on to the next chapter."

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Whether your Sunday starts with a lie-in, a full English, a session at the gym, a jog, a bike ride or whatever takes your fancy, we are here to guide you through the morning when it comes football.

The regulars will know the score, but for the uninitiated, we'll take a gander through the newspapers, look back at some of yesterday's events, fill you in on the latest stories and get you up to speed on today's matches.

It's another Sunday so that can only mean one thing - another Premier League melting pot ready to come to the boil.

So what have we got to throw into today's top-flight cauldron? Well, a relegation scrap, the tale of two strikers, a club versus country row, the race for fourth and - last but not least - the famous chip butty.

We start today with Burnley v West Brom at 12:00 GMT, followed by Newcastle against Stoke at 14:05 GMT and West Ham hosting Manchester United at 16:15 GMT to round events off.

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