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So, how do you celebrate when you have just beaten your former club? Alan Pardew headed for the pub after seeing his Crystal Palace side overcome Southampton 1-0 at Selhurst Park on Saturday.

Is he standing on a table? The last time I did that in a bar I got chased out by bouncers...

What was the most euphoric football has left you feeling? It can be any match, any level, or even a particular signing.  

JB, London: Liverpool's third goal in the 2005 CL Final. The split second difference between the agony of the penalty being saved and the euphoria of Alonso scoring the rebound was too much for my emotions to deal with. I sobbed uncontrollably.

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Good news Leicester fans...Claudio Ranieri is not interested in selling prolific striker Jamie Vardy, according to the Sunday Express. And just to reinforce the message 'not' is in capital letters in the headline.The paper's main story is England and Wales being drawn in the same Euro 2016 group next to a picture of Gareth Bale.

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BBC Radio 5 live begins its coverage of Sunday’s football programme with updates from Villa Park, where Aston Villa host Arsenal in a 13:30 GMT kick-off.

That will be followed by full match commentary of the 16:00 start between Tottenham and Newcastle, plus updates from Liverpool v West Brom from the same time.

And later this evening you can have your say on all the big football stories on 606 with Ian Wright and Kelly Cates from 18:06.

What was the most euphoric football has left you feeling? It can be any match, any level, or even a particular signing.

Chris is Blue: There is obviously NOTHING that can ever beat the drama of the Champions League final in Munich 2012.  

Ewan: Torres skipping past Victor Valdes to score is quite possibly the best I have ever felt. Then Drogba's penalty... over the moon!

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It's a great day for Josh King to fill his scrapbook. There's another picture of the Bournemouth striker on the front page of the Independent on Sunday's sports pull out. "Cherries leave Van Gaal with a sour taste" is the headline.

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Strong words from former England manager Glenn Hoddle on Manchester United. He says they are "plodding" under Louis van Gaal and going nowhere fast.

"It’s been almost a year and a half under Van Gaal now so it’s a reasonable time to assess what is going wrong," writes Hoddles in his Mail on Sunday column.

"Something has to change but the team look drained. They are playing in a plod. Perhaps they are finding the preparation and the tactical meetings, which we know Van Gaal likes, energy sapping. You need elements of work, rest and play to get the best out of any team and these players look in need of stimulation."

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England boss Roy Hodgson dominates the back page of the Mail on Sunday and the news the Football Association is planning a new deal for the 68-year-old. 

"Van Gaal bows to the King" is their take on Bournemouth's win over Manchester United.

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"Even though Louis van Gaal has got injuries, on the bench against Bournemouth he had Ashley Young, who is an international, Phil Jones, who has played for his country at full-back, Morgan Schneiderlin, who has done a job there for Southampton in the past. Yet he's putting in inexperienced kids who are not that good if I'm honest."

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Bournemouth fans must be in dreamland at the moment after seeing their side - not so long ago struggling in League Two - beating Chelsea and Manchester United in back-to-back matches in the Premier League.

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Nip down your newsagent and take a look at the sports pages...this image of Bournemouth's Josh King celebrating his winner against Manchester United is everywhere.

The Sunday Telegraph also has plenty on England and Wales being drawn in the same group at Euro 2016.

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"I know Manchester United have injuries. But if there is one club that can complain about injuries - but don't - it's Bournemouth...Tyrone Mings, Callum Wilson, Max Gradel, Tommy Elphick. 

"They are all big signings for Bournemouth...record signings. The one obvious thing that stood out for United was a lack of leadership, lack of organisation, particularly from set-pieces. To achieve things you have got to do the basics well and United aren't doing that."

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In the wake of Manchester United's 2-1 defeat at Bournemouth, the Daily Star Sunday says they are battling with neighbours City for the services of Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola. 

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Before we concentrate on Sunday's action we're going to look back at Saturday.So grab yourself a cuppa and sit back...Sunday's newspaper review is coming up. 

Erm, I don't know if Louis van Gaal has a pet dog but if he has now might be a good time to take it for a walk...

Being top at Christmas does not guarantee the title...just ask Liverpool., external But it can help. In five of the last six seasons the team at the summit on Christmas Day has gone on to win the Premier League.

The next 36 hours may offer a clue as to who will occupy that position. Ahead of Leicester's home game with Chelsea on Monday, we have a triple bill of action starting at rock bottom Aston Villa at home to Arsenal. That is followed by Tottenham against Newcastle - Spurs will go fourth with a win - while Liverpool will move into the top seven with a home win over West Brom.

Aston Villa v Arsenal (13:30 GMT)

Liverpool v West Brom (16:00 GMT)

Tottenham v Newcastle (1600 GMT)

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It's the penultimate Sunday before the big day. The rush is on and panic is filling the air as the clock ticks down to 25 December.

Lots of flapping, indecision and chaos...present-buying season is in full swing. Yet the only gift Claudio Ranieri, Manuel Pellegrini and Arsene Wenger want is to be looking down on the rest come Christmas Day.

Manchester City are in pole position right now, Leicester can return there on Monday, yet if Arsenal win at Aston Villa later it's Wenger's Gunners who will be at the summit - before the Foxes play tomorrow.

The race to be top of the 2015 Premier League Christmas tree is on.