Danny Baker has just interviewed someone on BBC Radio 5 live who spent three days in a row inside Wembley Stadium working on the Horse of the Year show. That's going to take some beating. Any advances on three days inside a ground? Anyone?

We have linked up with the Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live and we're asking for the shortest and longest times you have spent inside a ground.

Here are some of your comments.

Joe Allsopp: Worcester v Scunthorpe earlier this season for longest ever FA Cup penalty shootout. Gone 11 finish, worth it for the atmosphere

Paddy C: Bayern vs Man City at the Allianz. Hour and a half before and hour after the game, crazy!

Alex Leithead: Arsenal v Middlesborough at Highbury in the mid-90s. Given a free ticket by a tout with ten mins to go. Saw all three goals.

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In that Football Focus interview, which is on BBC One at 12:10 BST, Juan Mata reveals his Manchester United team-mate Wayne Rooney often brags about England's chances of winning Euro 2016.

Speaking to Football Focus, Mata said: "Maybe the next Euros - as Rooney is telling me every day - you will do a great job. Rooney keeps telling me, 'we can win, we can win'."

Southampton have an outsight chance of qualifying for the Champions League. But they need Manchester United, who are currently fourth, to slip up.

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Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata is not thinking of missing out on European football's biggest party again. Instead, he says his team can overhaul neighbours Manchester City and claim the Premier League runners-up place.

Chelsea are top of the table by six points, while the contest for the Champions League places remains tight. Back-to-back wins against Tottenham and Liverpool have put fourth-placed United two points behind second-placed City.

"We are one point and two points from City and Arsenal and I think we can do it," Mata told the BBC Football Focus. "We can even be second if we win the direct games against them."

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Here's another newspaper back page for you. And it is worrying news for Everton fans as the Daily Express suggests that Romelu Lukaku, who has just signed up with a new agent, may well be leaving the Toffees.

BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson is pitting his wits against a different guest each week this season by predicting the scores of the Premier League matches. Lawro's opponent for this weekend's fixtures is 16-time world darts champion Phil 'The Power' Taylor.

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You can see all of Taylor's predictions on Football Focus at 12:10 BST on Saturday on BBC One.

Despite being a Port Vale fan, Taylor says he does not dislike their main rivals Stoke City, and would love to see them win the Premier League.

Taylor then suggests Mark Hughes will be a happy man tonight and predicts his side will get a draw at Chelsea.

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So we are coming up to that stage of the season when players will be voting for their player of the year. Well, we didn't want to miss out so we asked our BBC Sport analyst Robbie Savage for his views.

In his regular BBC Sport column, Savage reveals his Premier League Player of the Year and explains why he thinks his choice will pick up the prize later this month.

He has picked his six nominations as well as revealing who he thinks deserves the award.

We have linked up with the Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live and we're asking for the shortest and longest times you have spent inside a ground. Here are some of your early comments.

Michael Colledge: Arsenal v Newcastle. Cup game. Newcastle fan got through turnstile as Arsenal scored second goal inside 10 minutes - walked out never made it to seat.

Prince Potter: Approximately 90 seconds at Hanwell Town for me. Get in at 2:44, ref calls it off for waterlogged pitch at 2:45.

Mike Clarkson: Was visiting Meadow Lane and someone left the back gate open. Wandered in and took a couple of photos before briskly escaping. Here are the pictures.

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So this is how they stand in the Premier League. Can Arsenal fans dream of a Premier League and FA Cup double? Well, it looks unlikely but a Gunners win and a shock Chelsea defeat later on will leave Arsene Wenger's side only four points off the top at the end of the day.

For Liverpool, a Champions League place will look a long way off if they fail to win at Emirates Stadium in the early kick-off.

In his Daily Mail column,, external former Liverpool midfielder Jamie Carragher criticises striker Raheem Sterling after his midweek interview with the BBC.

"What Sterling's camp are struggling to see is that Liverpool is the best place for him," says Carragher.

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The Times is another paper not believing Brendan Rodgers's claim that Raheem Sterling is going to stay at Liverpool. The paper goes on to suggest that today is an "audition" for Sterling, with today's opponents Arsenal a possible destination if he leaves Anfield.

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The Sun goes on to suggest that Raheem Sterling is now a £50m transfer target for Manchester United.

"One of the most audacious moves in transfer history," screams the paper.

The Daily Star's back page features quotes from Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, who says every player is available if they want to leave their club.

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"Every player has a price. It doesn't matter which player," said Mourinho.

"I also understand the philosophy of managers and clubs who want to keep the players at any price, who want just to say, 'there is no price to sell - the player stays, whatever'.

"My philosophy is not better than that - it's just different. Either way, when a player has a contract with a club, the club, the manager and the board have the power to decide what to do."

So, there's nothing to see. Sterling is going nowhere, apparently. Well, let's just say today's newspapers are not convinced.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says Raheem Sterling, who has two years left on a contract worth £35,000 a week, will not be leaving the club.

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"Liverpool are one of the superpowers of football and if the owners don't want to sell, they don't have to," said Rodgers.

"His concentration should be on his football. If his ambition is to win trophies that's aligned with what we do here. I think the kid has tried to put off all talk about contract and money. For now hopefully the focus will be on football."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"Raheem Sterling is very good with the potential to be outstanding - but is nowhere near the finished article. He remains a work in progress in the manner of any 20-year-old with a career almost in its infancy.

"He is blessed with natural pace that makes even the best defences and defenders take a step back, allied to a talent that plays on the opposition's nerves.

"His finishing is still not his strong point and he has struggled at times this season to reproduce the brilliance he showed alongside Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge when Liverpool almost claimed their first title in 24 years last season."

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What a couple of weeks it has been for Liverpool and England forward Raheem Sterling.

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Only five days after scoring his first international goal, Sterling was in the news again after an exclusive interview with BBC Sport. He confirmed he had rejected a new £100,000-a-week Liverpool deal, but insisted he was not a "money-grabbing 20-year old".

"It's not about the money at all," said Sterling. "It's never been about money. I talk about winning trophies throughout my career. That's all I talk about.

"I don't talk about how many cars I'm going to drive, how many houses I've got. I just purely want to be the best I can be."

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As is now the custom on a Saturday morning, we've teamed up with The Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live to plumb the depth of your best footballing anecdotes.

The topic for conversation today is: The shortest and longest time you've spent in a ground.

Have you had a lock in at Loftus Road? Turned up at White Hart Lane with only 10 minutes to go? Or maybe you've spent the night under the floodlights at Boundary Park?

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So what have we got for you today?

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Will Raheem Sterling be in Liverpool's side to face Arsenal? Can Chelsea take another step closer to the Premier League title? Can QPR pick up only their second away league win of the season and move out of the bottom three? Well, I don't know.

But stay with us and we will find out.

Hello, good morning and hope you are all well. Welcome to BBC Sport's live coverage of another busy Saturday of Premier League football.

Five of the top six are in action today and today could be a vital day in deciding the four qualifiers for next season's Champions League.

So no time to waste, let's go.