Ninety minutes to kick-off at the Etihad Stadium, 15 minutes to kick-off at Deepdale. Excited? Build-up starts here.

Havant & Waterlooville's fans are currently proving themselves to be the most knowledgeable in the country as they sit top of the BBC Sport predictor league table after the opening seven games. Burnley may have been relegated yesterday but their fans are showing the best knowledge of any Premier League supporter base, in 11th place overall.

Sunderland fans had topped the predictor league after yesterday's opening Premier League match, with many of their fans' optimistic predictions that their team was going to win 2-0 at Everton proving correct, although they have now slipped down to 36th, five places behind Newcastle United. If it is a sign for the real-life Premier League relegation battle, Hull City are currently below them both in 102nd place.

You can play the BBC Sport predictor here.

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"It is imperative David de Gea stays at Manchester United.

"He is the one player in the summer they have to sign. I have never seen a player develop so quickly as David de Gea has at Manchester United."

De Gea was in outstanding form once again as Manchester United won 2-1 at Crystal Palace on Saturday.

Had a lazy morning? A long lie-in? Stoke City goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen hasn't. He's just smashed around 75 miles on his bike.

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He posts on Instagram:, external "My best ride to date this morning. I can start to feel that the pacing and power is coming together. I am beginning to be quietly confident that there is a chance of getting across America this summer. Next challenge is continuous days at 100+ km."

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"Newcastle have to stop talking and writing letters. It was a terrible game.

"John Carver changed formation, went 4-2-3-1, with Jack Colback and Ryan Taylor to protect Fabricio Coloccini, who was a liability at Leicester last week, and it worked.

"This is the best it has been in nine games. That is how bad it has been. I am fed up hearing about this and that. Just get on with playing football."

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Ross Lidbetter: Remember hiring a 56-seater coach and wearing suits for our cup final! There were 42 spare seats! Final game and we won 3-1!

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"Tottenham are playing like they don't want to be in the Europa League.

"They have got good strikers, good midfielders, a brilliant goalkeeper, two good full backs, but they are soft in centre defence. They need to strengthen in the summer."

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"Jack Grealish was fantastic for Aston Villa. He is cheeky, he is cocky, he has a swagger and a confidence, he is always on the move and has a good range of passing.

"He has the perfect manager who believes in young players and he has the confidence to go a long way.

"It is all down to Tim Sherwood at Aston Villa. He has been fantastic."

Preston North End make two changes from the first leg, with Neil Kilkenny and Calum Woods coming in for Scott Laird and Chris Humphrey.

Chesterfield give a debut to goalkeeper Joe Murphy, who joined on an emergency loan from Huddersfield on Saturday as Tommy Lee is injured. They make one other alteration, with Ollie Banks replacing Dan Gardner.

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"An incredible result for Sunderland. Of those at the bottom, they were under the most pressure because of their last couple of games. These were the games Sunderland had to win. Dick Advocaat got it wrong with his tactics in the first half because Jermain Defoe and Connor Wickham almost played as full backs - making it easy for Everton to dominate.

"In the second half Defoe went up front with Danny Graham and Wickham in behind, and Everton couldn't get the same control."

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Preston manager Simon Grayson has described missing out on automatic promotion, external to the Championship as one of the lowest moments of his managerial career.

But the former Leeds and Blackpool boss will move to within one match of going up if his North End side finish the job against Chesterfield at Deepdale later.

Preston lead 1-0 on aggregate in the League One play-off semi-final and will meet either Swindon Town or Sheffield United in the final at Wembley if they avoid defeat in the second leg.

Kick-off at Deepdale is just over 45 minutes away and you can follow minute-by-minute coverage here.

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In light of Leicester City's astonishing late surge, we want to know what you think is the greatest escape from relegation of all time. Tweet us on #bbcfootball, external or post a comment on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

Peter Mckenna: Jimmy Glass (pictured) the on-loan keeper who scored for Carlisle in the last minute of the season.

Ben DeSouza: Sunderland last year. When everyone looked at who they had left to play, everyone thought it was over. Sunderland turned the tide beating Manchester United at Old Trafford and causing Chelsea's first league loss at Stamford Bridge under Jose Mourinho.

Gareth Mills: Oldham Athletic. The original great escape. Won last three games. Beat Liverpool, Villa (to hand United their first Premier League title) and Southampton 4-3 to stay up on goal difference!

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"There are three key things that Nigel Pearson has done. Bringing in Robert Huth has settled down those next to him, he reads the game so well.

"Reason two is the position of the wing-backs. He is being brave and bold with Marc Albrighton and Jeff Schlupp. He has been so positive as a manager.

"Reason three, they have goals in the team, Riyad Mahrez was the difference on Saturday. Nigel Pearson deserves massive credit."

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"Seven games ago Leicester were dead. This could go down as one of the greatest Premier League escapes. Nigel Pearson did it with West Brom and now it looks like he will do it with Leicester."

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"That decision by the referee to make Michael Dawson go off to get treatment could cost them their Premier League status."

Hull defender Michael Dawson was off the pitch receiving treatment for a bloody nose when Burnley scored the winner.

It's not looking good for Hull City. A season which began in the Europa League looks as though it could end in relegation to the Championship. Steve Bruce's side are two points from safety with two games against Tottenham (away) and Manchester United (home) left.

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"Burnley didn't invest. When you come up the biggest difference is in the final third. With the goals scored they are bottom, with shots per goal they are bottom. If they come up next year, they will be thinking maybe we need to invest more in that final third.

"They are building. I admire everything they have done, but maybe next time they come up they will be better prepared. I think it is a miracle they got up and managed to beat the likes of Manchester City this season. Sean Dyche should stay and see the job through."

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Burnley boss Sean Dyche says his team can return to the Premier League following their relegation from the top flight after just one season. The Clarets beat Hull 1-0 after Danny Ings' first goal in 11 games but results elsewhere meant they dropped into the Championship.

"I certainly believe [we can bounce back]," Dyche tells BBC Sport.

"When I see how the players have performed there is growth. I can only imagine that we will be competitive."

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The battle to stay in the Premier League is shaping up to be a "grandstand finish", according to West Brom manager Tony Pulis.

The Baggies are safe following their draw at Newcastle on Saturday, but just three points separate four teams in and around the bottom three.

With two games remaining, Hull, in 18th, are two points adrift of Newcastle and Sunderland, but the Black Cats have a game in hand. A point further clear are Leicester, who have won six of their last seven matches.

Above them, Aston Villa's top flight future is still unclear.