That's a wrap for us on this page though - see you again tomorrow for Sunday's action.

The players are just emerging down the narrow Turf Moor tunnel. Can Arsenal pick up the three points? Or will Burnley bounce back?

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Sunderland

Stoke v Sunderland

Sunderland v Southampton

Everton v Sunderland

Sunderland v Leicester

Arsenal v Sunderland

Chelsea v Sunderland

Hull's run-in is frightening, and Sunderland's isn't much easier on the eye. A home game with Leicester is filed under the 'six-pointer' banner and two away games at Chelsea and Arsenal to finish would put the frighteners on most teams.

Aaron Ramsey's early goal has put Arsenal 1-0 up at Turf Moor in the late game.

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Hull City

Crystal Palace v Hull

Hull v Liverpool

Hull v Arsenal

Hull v Burnley

Tottenham v Hull

Hull v Man Utd

Hull have to beat Burnley and pick up points against Crystal Palace don't they? After that it looks like slim pickings - though Palace away is about as hard as it gets right now...

QPR

QPR v Chelsea

QPR v West Ham

Liverpool v QPR

Man City v QPR

QPR v Newcastle

Leicester v QPR

QPR face leaders Chelsea on Sunday lunchtime, and where else can they pick up points? Back to back away games at Liverpool and Manchester City look nasty. A last-day showdown at Leicester?

Burnley

Everton v Burnley

Burnley v Leicester

West Ham v Burnley

Hull v Burnley

Burnley v Stoke

Aston Villa v Burnley

Burnley are 1-0 down approaching half-time at home to Arsenal, but where else could they pick up vital points?

Games against Leicester and Hull could prove crucial for both sides.

Leicester City

Leicester v Swansea

Burnley v Leicester

Leicester v Chelsea

Leicester v Newcastle

Leicester v Southampton

Sunderland v Leicester

Leicester v QPR

Games against Burnley, QPR and Sunderland still to come? Leicester are still alive...

Spanish La Liga

It's all tightened up again at the top of La Liga in Spain, with Barcelona's lead trimmed to one point.

Atletico Madrid are currently in action, with Fernando Torres scoring an own goal. Follow that game in our European live page here.

West Brom manager Tony Pulis: "I worried about relegation from the first moment I walked in here and I will continue to until we are safe. That is the kind of guy I am.

"We were in control I thought in the first half and we had that chance in the second half when Saido Berahino could have played in Craig Gardner. If we had scored from that I think it would have shut the garden gate.

"As it was we conceded two disappointing late goals."

Slowbear: So pleased for Leicester and Palace - what a day for Vardy and Pardy!

Rob Gallagher: Can see Leicester staying up. The form team and have to play pretty much every team around them. It's in their hands.

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German Bundesliga

Bayern Munich maintained their commanding lead at the top of the Bundesliga with victory over Eintracht Frankfurt.

With six games remaining the defending champions moved 13 points clear of second-placed Wolfsburg.

Polish striker Robert Lewandowski scored twice including a stunning first-half volley.

Germany's Thomas Muller then added the third eight minutes from time.

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Tim Sherwood was not the only Villa man pleased as punch at White Hart Lane - his players are pretty happy too.

Stoke City manager Mark Hughes: "For us it was one of those days, we conceded to a great free kick but we kept going and showed great character.

"We could not quite find the final ball, but credit to the lads because they stuck at it and deserved to get something. They were the better team, so we got some reward but probably not what they should have had."

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Peter Oliver: Plenty of shock results at the bottom of the table today....who is up for a shock Burnley victory?

Belete Eshetea: I just can't see Arsenal losing this game. Too much power from back to front for Burnley to deal with!

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Away! Burnley have two or three chances to clear their lines but don't, and Aaron Ramsey punishes them.

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West Ham manager Sam Allardyce: "It's bewildering at the moment, since Manchester United we have thrown seven points away in the final seconds of the game. You tally those up, that's 50 points, looking good and its a really good season, but throwing this one away is bitterly disappointing.

"The lads showed a lot of nerves, and it was a very good goal from Stoke but it is difficult to take. We have to be more capable of seeing the game out."

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He certainly was ruthless. I've seen Yannick Bolasie mentioned in a few 'teams of the year' tweets from players in the past week. Get on the PFA awards Yannick...

Sunderland boss Dick Advocaat said: "We have to recover in 14 days with an away game against Stoke and we have to do better than we did today as this was not good enough.

"After the Newcastle game we did not see this performance coming. We had trained really well this week and the confidence had come back, but in the first half it was not really good. We gave the match away in the first 10 minutes of the second half.

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"We could not cope with their pace, but I don't want to complain about the players. We win as a team and lose as a team.

"We still have six matches left and it's in our hands. You cannot lose 4-1 to Crystal Palace in a home game because we need to get results."