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Bournemouth striker Glenn Murray: Happy Mother's Day@stacey1murray, external I couldn't wish for a better Momma for our kids, thank you for everything you do for us all. We love you.

Manchester United's Wayne Rooney: Happy Mother's Day to the best mum in the world for our three boys. Thanks for everything you do for us @coleen_rooney, external we love you loads! 

Arsenal's Aaron Ramsey: Happy Mother's Day to my mum and a first Mother's Day to my lovely wife.

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Since the turn of the year, Roberto Firmino has been involved in 10 goals, scoring six and creating four.

The Brazilian is in fine form indeed.

Footballers are covering Twitter with lovely messages to their mums and grandmothers. One Manchester United midfielder has just shared the love...

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Joining host Mark Chapman are former Manchester City winger Trevor Sinclair and Leicester Danny Simpson, plus Henry Winter of The Times.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Jonathan Overend presents Sunday's 5 Live sport from 12:00 until 18:06 at the Hawthorns. Here's what's coming up...

12:15: Match of the day 2 Extra

13:00: 5 Live Sport with updates from Crystal Palace v Liverpool (Mike Sewell with Clive Allen)

16:00 West Brom v Manchester United (Steve Bower with Robbie Savage)

18:06: 606 with Kelly Cates and Ian Wright

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Mark Savile: After a top performance v Man City it would be a real shame not to follow it up but #LFC's inconsistency makes me think it will happen... #BBCFootball

Tim Horgan: It's been a bad season for @LFC, but win today and they're still in the mix for top four at the business end of the season #BBCFootball

Keep your thoughts coming using the hashtag #bbcfootball or via text on 81111 (UK only).

Dave in Dulwich: Good point about our [Palace's] form but do many Sunday lunchtime games live on TV sell out? And it's only Liverpool...  

Matthew in Swansea: Few glasses of Vino last night to celebrate Swansea going 9 points clear of bottom 3. Get Well soon Francesco Guidolin! Picked the team from his Hospital bed. Hope he is with us next season. Top Manager. 

Iain in London: Being a Newcastle fan is no fun at the moment. I totally agree with Shearer's comments - we need an action Plan. I think 11 men on the goal line for the remaining fixtures!   

You can get in touch on Twitter using the hashtag #bbcfootball or via text on 81111 (UK only).

BBC Radio Merseyside commentator James Mountford is in position, you can listen to him if you're in and around the Liverpool area.

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Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish calls for some perspective in his programme notes as the club go through this tricky spell of form.

"We all need to remember that we have more points than we did at this stage last year and whilst things have been tough of late it’s now that we need to stick together and back the boys," writes Parish.

"A couple of good results will see us book our place in the Premier League next season for the fourth year in a row and that is a massive achievement for this club. That, along with the FA Cup run, gives me plenty of optimism that this can still be a fantastic campaign."

Newcastle United

Newcastle are "a mess from top to bottom", according to former captain Alan Shearer.

The Magpies were booed off following the 3-1 loss to Bournemouth on Saturday - a third successive league defeat that leaves them 19th in the table.

It also increased speculation over head coach Steve McClaren's future.

"If that's a performance from the players to say they are backing the manager, they are in trouble," Shearer told BBC's Match of the Day.

"McClaren is in massive trouble, he has to take his fair share of the blame."

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"Crystal Palace are the last Premier League side left waiting for a win in 2016. Alan Pardew's men were looking good for European qualification before embarking on this horrible run of only four points from 11 games.

"Palace will take heart from the four goals Connor Wickham has scored in the last two games - assuming the striker is fit - and from playing against a Liverpool side they have beaten in their last three meetings.

"Liverpool exacted a stylish revenge for the League Cup final defeat on Manchester City in midweek, but continue to be hard to predict.

"At their best, Liverpool look a very serious team indeed but they are still prone to too many poor days."

Over 400 teams took part in the FA People's Cup regional semi-finals last weekend.

You can now catch some of the best moments and inspiring stories on the iPlayer.

Leicester City

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Claudio Ranieri has told his Leicester players that "every match is a final" after the Foxes extended their Premier League lead on Saturday.

Leicester defeated Watford 1-0 to move on to 60 points, five more than nearest rivals Tottenham, with nine games left.

"We are running for something special," said Ranieri, whose side have only lost three times in 29 league games this season, winning 17.

"Every match in the Premier League is a battle. Five points is nothing."

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp on his side's chances of a top-four finish: "Six points is not the world. We have to show it, Consistency has not been our hobby until now. We need to improve that.

"Our starting position isn't a masterclass but we are still in a good enough position to achieve something.

"I have some hard selection decisions to make. We haven't had this before. We have to use this new quality to change and rest."

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Whether you were toasting your team or drowning your sorrows last night, get in touch this morning. If you can.

I'm officially declaring it 'the business end' of the season now. So let's hear about what your team needs to do to win the league/get promoted/stay up from here.

Or are you one of the unfortunate souls who support a team who are destined for a midtable, mediocre finish? If so what now - get the kids in for a look?

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I'll start you off. I was in Carlisle yesterday to see my team go 13 (THIRTEEN) points clear at the top of League Two. We basically just need to keep Chris Wilder in the building and the title is in the bag.

Let me know what your team needs on text (81111) or on twitter at #bbcfootball. 

Newcastle United

Alan Pardew's old club aren't faring any better either, with Steve McClaren saying Newcastle will go down if they continue to play like they did against Bournemouth on Saturday - and admits he is struggling to see any positives in his side's predicament.

United were comfortably beaten 3-1 by the Cherries - a result that keeps them in the Premier League's bottom three.

After McClaren's side were booed off by the home supporters, he told BBC Sport: "I fully believe in what we are doing. But if we keep playing like that we will go down."

The 54-year-old former England boss added: "There is no flowering it up. Players need to step up and not enough are doing that.

"At the moment I can't see any positives, but we need to stick together and fight."