So, with today being Valentine's Day, we want to hear your 'footballing loves.'

Whatever you like, tell us what you love about football, and if you can make it rhyme, even better!

Roses are red, violets are blue, got any footballing loves? We want to hear from you. 

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Nathan: Roses are red, Sturridge's knees are blue, We play no strikers, And we will beat you.

A good start, can you beat it?

So time for a vote?

Leicester City's Riyad Mahrez, Arsenal's Mesut Ozil, Manchester City's Sergio Aguero and Tottenham's Harry Kane are all having great seasons.

But who is having the best? Vote on this page.

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Leicester City supporters are spoilt for choice when it comes to their footballing heroes this Valentines Day.

But who is your footballing love? It can be a blast from the past, a cult hero, or even someone from your Sunday League side. Give us the name and the reason - and feel free to put some of your words to rhyme...

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Anyway enough of what was, time to focus on what will be and what a day we have ahead.

Premier League leaders Leicester - the story of the season so far - v third-placed Arsenal is up first and we will have live coverage all the way here.

Kicking off at 14:05 GMT is Aston Villa v Liverpool, before second-placed Tottenham travel to fourth-placed Manchester City. We have live coverage of each.

The Independent also focuses on Manchester United's loss to Sunderland...

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Newcastle and Manchester United are the targets on the back of the Daily Star...

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It may be 14 February, but there isn't a lot of love around on the back of the newspapers - especially where Manchester United are concerned...

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Hello.

Got the flowers ordered? The table booked for later?

Excellent. Enough credit in the bank surely to settle down on the sofa and follow what promises to be a stunning day of Premier League football. Perhaps a decisive day in the title race?

Don't you just love Valentines Day?

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You could not have scripted this could you?

Leicester City top of the Premier League. Tottenham in second.

Makes a change from being the usual suspects doesn't it...