Right, that is your lot from MOTD2 Extra. Cheers fellas.

Time to focus on today's first game. You know the one. Small fixture. Tiny clubs. Liverpool v Manchester United. You've heard of them? Good.

MOTD2 Extra

Leon Osman, not surprisingly for an Evertonian, has gone for a Manchester United win.

Chris Powell thinks it will be a 2-2 draw.

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Leon Osman
Everton midfielder on MOTD2 Extra

"Traditionally there was Steven Gerrard and Gary Neville, but they have gone. That is why we are talking more about the managers' style, rather than anything that might happen on the pitch."

Paco Alcacer's late goal rescues a point for Valencia. Gary Neville will take that but he remains without a La Liga win since taking over at the club.

Leon Osman
Everton midfielder on MOTD2 Extra

"I have only ever had two managers, neither charged off the line when we scored. Jurgen Klopp is great to watch, charging up the line. I think most players will tell you they want to be left to get on with their game rather than being played like Subbuteo players."

Jonathan Pearce, who is commentating on Liverpool v Manchester United for the BBC today, has just been on MOTD2 Extra. The man looks cold. In fact, he looked like Jack Nicholson at the end of the Shining. Someone get that man a Bovril...

Chris Powell
Former England full-back on MOTD2 Extra

"Spurs not getting a top four place would be a disappointment because of the season they have had - they have only lost three games. The feeling within the club is that fourth position is theirs to lose."

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It was a good day for Tottenham yesterday, although it didn't start too well as they fell behind to struggling Sunderland. However, thanks to Christian Eriksen, Mousa Demebele and Harry Kane, they ran out comfortable winners to move into the top four...

Chris Powell
Former England full-back on MOTD Extra

"Leicester got three points at Spurs. I think Claduio Ranieri would have thought if they drew at Spurs they would want to win away at Villa Park. They got four points from those two games and they have come through good periods, just done the other way around. They were in a position to get the second goal and would have definitely won the game, so I still feel they will be quietly happy."

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Defying all the critics, Leicester remain firmly in the title chase - in fact, they currently lead it. However, they will be disappointed not to have won at bottom club Aston Villa yesterday evening after having taken the lead and missed a penalty...

Leon Osman
Everton midfielder on MOTD2 Extra

"Manchester City six have or seven outstanding attacking players who are really difficult to contain at the Etihad. But if you can try and get that goal then they can be beaten. They are vulnerable defensively. But they are a quality team and I would say they will win the title."

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Manchester Cityhammered Crystal Palace 4-0 at the Etihad yesterday, after having drawn 0-0 on the same ground with Leon Osman's Everton in midweek...

Chris Powell
Former England full-back on MOTD2 Extra

"Chelsea did not win a game pre-season, then there was the Swansea incident and it has carried on and carried on. Teams score goals against them and get results. They are in a bad place, I can't believe it, they are in a relegation fight."

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Leon Osman
Everton midfielder on MOTD2 Extra

"To have gone two goals up, be pegged back by Chelsea, but then found that extra goal, it should have been the winning goal. To lose it by an official's mistake was disappointing. In Ramiro Funes Mori's defence, when you score a goal you think is the winner, you will go and celebrate with the fans. I would be interested to know when John Terry scored and he celebrated whether time was added on? If you do it for one goal, then do it for both."

Leon Osman
Everton midfielder on MOTD2 Extra

"The mood after was disappointment, to have gone to Stamford Bridge, led the game twice and come away with the draw through no fault of own is upsetting and it was a disappointing journey home."

We'll focus on Liverpool v Manchester United on a bit. First, though, we'll have a listen to MOTD2 Extra and bring you the best of what is said, starting with Leon Osman's view on his side's 3-3 draw at Chelsea on Saturday...

MOTD2 Extra

Looking at the back pages of Sunday's papers and all the talking points from yesterday are Everton midfielder Leon Osman; John Cross, the Chief Football Writer at the Daily Mirror and former Huddersfield boss Chris Powell.