First up on Saturday is Sunderland v Manchester United at the Stadium of Light.

The Black Cats' form has improved slightly in recent weeks - they've picked up six points in eight games - but they remain four points from safety. 

Sunderland were playing at Roker Park and Eric Cantona was strutting his stuff the last time the they beat Manchester United at home in March 1997...Michael Gray and John Mullin were on the scoresheet as the hosts won 2-1.

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Netherlands legend Johan Cruyff has updated fans on his health, after recently being diagnosed with lung cancer.

And it's seemingly positive news for the 68-year-old three-time Ballon d'Or winner:

"After several medical treatments I can say that the results have been very positive," he said in a statement., external

"Right now, I have the feeling that I am 2-0 up in the first half of a match that has not finished yet. But I am sure that I will end up winning."

Who fancies some gossip? 

Saturday's edition features Louis van Gaal, Gus Hiddink's warning to Chelsea and Danny Drinkwater's England future. 

Have a read here. 

Football Focus

Mr Walker tweeted this on Friday, FYI. 

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Some sad news this morning, as ex-West Ham and Wales midfielder Jack Collison has announced his retirement from football at the age of 27 because of injury.

Collison played 121 times for the Hammers, but suffered persistent knee problems, and it restricted him to only 12 appearances for League One Peterborough. 

He says he will now focus on a coaching and media career. Good luck, young man. 

BBC Radio 5 Live

The live football gets started early on BBC Radio 5 live with former Chelsea midfielder Pat Nevin joining Ian Brown from The Stadium of Light at 12:45 GMT, where Sunderland entertain Manchester United.

That is followed by live commentary of Norwich v West Ham at 15:00 GMT, plus updates from around the grounds elsewhere.

Here's what we've got in store today in the Premier League:

• Sunderland v Man Utd (12:45 GMT)
• Bournemouth v Stoke 
• Crystal Palace v Watford
• Everton v West Brom
• Norwich v West Ham
• Swansea v Southampton
• Chelsea v Newcastle (17:30 GMT)

There's also a full programme of games across the Football League. 

We'll bring you updates from the Championship's early kick-off between QPR and Fulham (12:30 GMT) as well as the best of the rest from the 15:00 GMT matches.

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The Mirror lead on Manchester United and the ongoing rumblings surrounding the future of manager Louis van Gaal.

Will the club "betray" him and sack him in the summer? 

The Dutchman takes his side to Sunderland in the lunchtime kick-off. 

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Remember when we all scoffed a bit when Claudio Ranieri was appointed as Leicester manager?

Who'd have thought the papers would be referring to him as the new Special One seven months later? 

The bespectacled Italian graces the front of the Guardian's sports supplement.  

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The Daily Express also lead with Leicester's game with Arsenal, or as they call it "Showdown Sunday". 

Foxes boss Claudio Ranieri claims his side are "fearless" and have no pressure on them, despite being Premier League leaders.

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Let's start our Saturday with a look at the back pages.

There's one theme that dominates:

Arsenal v Leicester.

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  And we've still got a day to wait...  

No. Wait. Enough already. 

It may be Valentine's weekend, but we've simply not got time for any of that schmaltz.

Put your red roses and cupid arrows away. We've got some very important Premier League games to be getting on with....

Do do do, do do do.

Love is in the air....

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