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Ian, a Chelsea fan in Whitley Bay: Frank Lampard scoring against Chelsea. For a while in January I had visions of him celebrating on an open top bus. Phew!

Harry Minogue in Horsham: Brighton finishing the season with Lewis Dunk (a centre back) as our top scorer.

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I know it's quite Gerrard heavy, but the guy is saying goodbye to Anfield after a hundred years, give or take, of playing there.

We have a crucial Championship play-off match coming up and six other Premier League matches which we will cover with a live text commentary for each.

That's right, every PL match will have it's own live text commentary. Each one. Each.

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A heartfelt tribute on Instagram, external from Gerrard's one-time England colleague Micah Richards: "All the best to this legend on his last game at Anfield!! True legend. Didn't win a league but one of the best midfielders of his generation! #loyalty was a honour to have played with him!"

In 1998, a fresh-faced Steven Gerrard walked into a barber's shop as a promising Liverpool youngster and asked for a short back and sides.

And, as these Merlin Premier League stickers chronicling Gerrard's career will attest, nothing has changed in the subsequent years.

Number two in the barber's chair, number one in the heart of modern-day Liverpool fans.

See all of Gerrard's sticker collection here.

Mark Lawrenson
Football Analyst

Back to Steven Gerrard, who is set to play for Liverpool in front of his home crowd for the last time today.

"There were 10 or 12 years where Steven Gerrard, in any outfield position for Liverpool, would have been the best player in the team. A one-club man who was the scorer of great goals, a great passer and a player who drove the team on."

Read more from Lawro here.

Naturally, we will have regular updates from Carrow Road right here. The winner plays Middlesbrough at Wembley.

Live updates of Norwich v Ipswich here

The teams are in for lunchtime's huge East Anglian derby at Carrow Road in the Championship play-off semi-final 2nd leg.

Both sides make one change from last Saturday's first leg which finished 1-1 at Portman Road.

Norwich midfielder Wes Hoolahan comes in for Graham Dorrans in the starting line-up.

Ipswich midfielder Paul Anderson replaces the injured Luke Varney for the visitors.

Norwich XI: Ruddy, Whittaker, Martin (c), Bassong, Olsson; Redmond, Howson, Tettey, Johnson, Hoolahan, Jerome.

Ipswich XI: Bialkowski, Mings, Chambers (c), Smith, Berra, Skuse, Anderson, Bru, Bishop, Murphy, Sears.

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Football Analyst

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"This is billed as Steven Gerrard's Anfield farewell but, you know what, I don't think it will be his last game there for Liverpool.

"We have seen players come back to England from Major League Soccer in the United States on loan before and, if he wants to do that, then Gerrard is not going to go anywhere else in this country.

"I don't see Crystal Palace ruining Gerrard's big day. It is basically a chance for all Liverpool fans to say thank you and pay homage to him.

"He has scored in his last two games and it would be nice if he got a goal in this game too. But he is not going to play the full 90 minutes is he? And, when he comes off early, he will get the longest standing ovation in Anfield's history."

Read more from Lawro here.

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Burnley and QPR may be relegated from the Premier League, but their fans are experiencing mixed fortunes in the BBC Sport Predictor League.

Burnley fans currently are the most knowledgeable in the Premier League, based on last weekend's predictions, while QPR are bottom of that table.

See if you can boost your club's fortunes by challenging Lawro's predictions here.

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Take our Steven Gerrard team-mates quiz and see how you fare. I got 17 out of 17 - just saying...

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Former Liverpool winger Ryan Babel:, external Steve G's last game today at Anfield! Unfortunately i can't watch the game because i have an away game myself but i hope it will be great day for all of the @liverpoolfc fans to say good bye to the legend.

Michal Koziol:, external LVG defending his long ball tactics with a bunch of stats. De Gea transfer saga too, although I really think he's gonna stay.

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You've seen the matchday programme, now take a look at the boots Steven Gerrard, external will wear at Anfield today.

As you can see he has YNWA on the boots.

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Liverpool's Instagram account, external is already showing what fans attending Steven Gerrard's last home outing for the Reds will be getting for their matchday programme.

Rob in London: Not sure why everyone is saying goodbye to Gerrard now as he will probably end up at Man City before the start of next season or in January!

Ross in Kent: Isn't it ironic that Gerrard's last game at Anfield is against the team who ruined his Premier League dream!

Yes, Ross - it's like rain on your wedding day, a free ride when you've already paid, that kind of thing...

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Football Focus

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There is actually a matter more important to Liverpool possibly sealing fifth place and a Europa League spot.

It might have escaped you, but it's actually Steven Gerrard's final league game at Anfield. I know, taken aback aren't you?

He made more than 700 appearances over 17 seasons and won the Champions League, Uefa Cup, two FA Cups and three League Cups - but no Premier League title.

"You are always going to have incredible moments and you are also going to have some cruel lows as well," Gerrard told Football Focus.

"I also look at other FA Cup finals that I have missed out on and the second Champions League final in 2007.

"Nobody's journey ever goes smoothly, mine certainly hasn't, but I am certainly proud of it and I wouldn't change it for anything."

You can follow minute-by-minute updates of Gerrard's farewell in a separate page - click here to follow action from Anfield.

Football Focus vote

Now then BBC's Mark "Lawro" Lawrenson has picked his five best Liverpool players:

Steven Gerrard

Kenny Dalglish

Graeme Souness

John Barnes

Ian Rush

So no Robbie Fowler, Kevin Keegan, Luis Suarez... or Mike Marsh?!!

Cast your vote on this page.

Liverpool team-mate Fabio Borini:, external In football, today is one of those days that everyone will remember and talk about forever! #ThanksStevie #SG #legend