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Frostie. Market Drayton on text: Gordon Banks of course. And he was a good saver.

We are asking which footballer would you like to see on a bank note and why? Get in touch with your suggestions at #bbcfootball, external, pop on to the BBC Sport Facebook page, external or BBC Sport's Google+ area., external You can also text us on 81111 in the UK only - don't forget to say who you are and where you are texting from.

I can't see Newcastle adding to their brace of Champions League campaigns any time soon, can you?

Those flats (see image at top of screen) are a real eyesore aren't they? Have a word with the planning committee.

The Bank of England have decided that the next version of the £20 note in the UK should carry the portrait of 'a visual artist.'

Well that got us all thinking here at BBC Sport - there are plenty of artists who have graced the pitch over the years. So which footballer would you like to see on a bank note? Who deserves a home in the wallets of the great unwashed, and why?

Will it be Dennis Bergkamp? Did Gianfranco Zola dazzle enough to deserve a spot opposite the Queen? Bobby Moore? George Best? Kelly Smith? Emile Heskey?

Let's show the Bank of England what a real artist looks like. Get in touch with your suggestions at #bbcfootball, external, pop on to the BBC Sport Facebook page, external or BBC Sport's Google+ area., external

You can also text us on 81111 in the UK only - don't forget to say who you are and where you are texting from.

Midfielder Jack Wilshere starts for Arsenal for the first time since 22 November after ankle problems. The 23-year-old is one of two changes manager Arsene Wenger makes after the 1-1 draw with Manchester United last Sunday. Also in is Kieran Gibbs while Nacho Monreal and Francis Coquelin make way.

Sunderland manager Dick Advocaat brings back winger Adam Johnson for his side's penultimate game of the season. The former Manchester City player was arrested in March and has since been charged with three counts of sexual activity with a 15-year-old girl. Making way for Johnson is Liam Bridcutt.

Arsenal XI: Ospina, Bellerin, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Gibbs, Ramsey, Cazorla, Wilshere, Ozil, Alexis, Giroud

Sunderland XI: Pantilimon, Jones, van Aanholt, O'Shea, Coates, Cattermole, Larsson, Johnson, Graham, Defoe, Wickham.

Hull have to beat Manchester United on Sunday to stand any chance of survival. Steve Bruce was getting the drinks in at United's end of season do last night though - a good tactic if Louis van Gaal's speech is anything to go by...

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BBC Sport chief football writer

"Arsenal can wrap up third place by avoiding defeat to Sunderland here at The Emirates tonight and manager Arsene Wenger reflects on Sunday's draw at Manchester United as another sign of the growing strength and maturity of his team.

"He writes in his programme notes: 'Especially defensively, I feel we are much more stable and you do not feel any more that we that we play with fear in the big games'."

Lovely evening at the Emirates, a sun-kissed haven as the Arsenal goalkeepers go through their warm-ups. How hard a job is being a goalkeeper coach do we reckon?

I can't imagine David Ospina needs any basics ironing out so is it just a case of chipping in crosses for him to catch and then peppering him with volleys? Count me in.

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So, Burnley and QPR and already facing up to life back in the Championship next season, but who will be the third and final team to suffer Premier League relegation?

You can vote on this page until 20:45 BST and the results will be published soon after it is closed. Terms and conditions here.

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This season has fizzled out, rather than exploded, so it's not the best time to tell you that three of the last six meetings at the Emirates between these sides have ended in goalless draws...

Sunderland

Adam Johnson starts for Sunderland in the only change from the side which drew 0-0 with Leicester.

Arsenal

Arsenal hand a start to midfielder Jack Wilshere as they make two changes from the side which drew at Old Trafford.

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Arsenal have been in the last 17 Champions Leagues in a row and a win tonight secures a place in the group stage for next year too.

A brilliant achievement - as good as winning a trophy?

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: "I expect them [Sunderland] to be well organised defensively, sound at the back, and to try to use all the counter-attacks they can.

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"We have to put a high rhythm into this game and play with a high level of energy to win.

"Sunderland, for a few years now, have struggled until five, six games before the end... [but] always they just find the final resources to get out of relegation."

Italian Coppa Italia

Also tonight, Juventus are bidding to complete a domestic double when they take on Lazio in the Coppa Italia final.

The Old Lady have already sealed the Serie A title and could even make it a treble in the Champions League final against Barcelona in June.

We will keep you updated throughout the night here.

However, the omens are not good for Dick Advocaat and his Sunderland side.

Sunderland have alternated between defeats and 0-0 draws on their seven visits to the Emirates Stadium, with a last league win at the home of the Gunners coming way back in 1983, when a 17-year-old Tony Adams was making his debut for the hosts.

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Will Arsene Wenger hand a few kids a game tonight?

Last season Sunderland secured safety on the penultimate game of the season with a 2-0 win over West Brom.

Sunderland were seven points adrift of safety with a month to go of the season, but produced a miraculous run of 13 points from a possible 15 - including wins at Chelsea and Manchester United - to pull off a stunning escape.

This year's exploits haven't been quite as miraculous - but Sunderland started May in the relegation zone and will be hoping to avoid a nervous last day of the season with a point this evening.

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They've never won at the Emirates.

They've had the fewest shots on target in the whole Premier League.

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They've won three away games all season.

Their top scorer has five league goals.

But cheer up Sunderland fans. A point tonight at Arsenal and the Black Cats will be safe!

Can they avoid the drop yet again?