Marcus Rashford, who bagged a brace on his professional debut in the Europa League on Thursday, makes his first Premier League start for Manchester United. 

David De Gea returns to goal for Louis van Gaal's side.

Arsenal make three changes, with former United striker Danny Welbeck in for Olivier Giroud.

Where has the time gone? It is already team news time and the big news for Tottenham is that Harry Kane starts, despite his broken nose. 

Wonder if he will be wearing those face masks that half the Chelsea team seem to wear?

Full team news from both of the 14:05 GMT games coming up.

Nik Lewis: Arsenal HAVE to win today. Lose and title race is as good as over. Wenger would have to consider his future.  

Johnny Love Buttons: Clearly not Wenger. Ridiculous question  

Jesse Thompson: Wenger, LVG won't be here next year  

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Guardian journalist Amy Lawrence: "I think this is a free pass for Jurgen Klopp. He is allowed to be looking around checking things out and see who he wants to keep. 

"It has been a big week for Manchester City, they got their first part spot on and if they get this spot on it will be justified."

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Charlie Adam on today's League Cup final: "If Manchester City play the way they did in the Champions League I would expect them to win but Liverpool on their day in a final - anything could happen."

Kaushik Gorai: "Of course Wenger, LVG knows he will be gone and have nothing to play for in the league. Arsenal have to win in anyway possible!"

Mark Taylor: "LVG isn't under any pressure.He knows he's off whether it's next week or next year. Wenger however needs to win the league now."

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Guardian journalist Amy Lawrence: "I think there is a fit with Conte and Chelsea like a good fit. I think the club feels Hiddink is fantastic in the short term."

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Italy boss Antonio Conte has been linked with taking over as Chelsea boss, and Stoke midfielder Charlie Adam says it is a move that baffles him.

"Guus Hiddink came in before and did a great job," he said. "He has done a great job this time and it looks like Conte is going to get the job. I just don't understand why they don't give him it and start rebuilding it.

"It is about winning titles and I think Hiddink has the credentials to do it. Conte is coming into a new league and it will be different for him."

Jason McNeill: I think the pressure is off of United today. Top 4 is gone and Arsenal should be seen as massive favourites with our injuries.  

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Stoke midfielder Charlie Adam: "If you look at Tottenham and Arsenal's past histories, Arsenal are always in the Champions League, Tottenham got that little taste under Redknapp but then it disappeared for a bit. 

"If they get into the Champions League that will be a success but will Pochettino be there next season? That is the big question for Daniel Levy - can he keep hold of him?" 

Mark Lawrenson
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"We are at the stage where it is not a case of if Louis van Gaal loses his job, but when.

"A bad result here will not help his cause and Arsenal are more than capable of winning at Old Trafford."

Prediction: 1-2

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Callum Lee Choudhury: Van Gaal is under more pressure because his job is hanging by a thread at the moment! 

Guardian journalist Amy Lawrence: "Arsene Wenger and the players are realistic. They know they are unlikely to beat Barcelona and win the Champions League. The Premier League is much more realistic. Danny Welbeck's goal against Leicester felt like a seismic moment, I think they need another one, and that could come today.

"If they are going to go on a good enough run to sustain a challenge until the end, they have to find some scoring rhythm."

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Stoke midfielder Charlie Adam: "It happens in every dressing room. There will be players thinking about the summer and clubs talking to agents trying to get moves. It happens.

"If you look at like players like Fabregas and Van Persie, they went to better clubs at the time. They went and won trophies, so they made the move at the right time on a personal level.

"Now Arsenal have a very good team. They are in with a good chance and this is their 10 or 11 cup finals."

Sam Wallace, Daily and Sunday Telegraph journalist: "It was very interesting to hear Arsene Wenger talk about previous years players being distracted. I have never heard him talk like that before, he pretty much exonerates players and doesn't hold them for moving on and abandoning the Arsenal dream but this he said about basically chasing the money felt very personal.

"He has never been so open about how losing players has affected the season preceding it, rather the one that follows."

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Remember you can also listen to MOTD2 Extra on BBC Radio 5 live right now.

Here is what else is coming up on t'wireless:

1200-1830 GMT:  Jonathan Overend presents from Wembley for the Capital One Cup Final.

14:05: Tottenham v Swansea (Alistair Bruce-Ball, Pat Nevin) plus updates from Man Utd v Arsenal

16:30 Liverpool v Manchester City, Capital One Cup Final (John Murray, Alan Green, Robbie Savage)

Rian Hoskins: What Ranieri deserves credit for is how good Leicester have been defensively. Keeping the spine of the team is vital.  

Nick: Am I the only one who cannot stomach the idea of Vardy and Huth lifting a trophy? 

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More from Charlie Adam about Leicester: "The Leicester players had a week off with their families and it seems to have worked for them. 

"Everyone else is playing in the Champions League and Europa League, so they have an advantage but the big question is whether they can keep it up for the rest of the season."

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Stoke midfielder Charlie Adam: "I think there is an expectation now. Everyone is expecting Leicester to win. They left it late against Norwich. I was sat watching our game but when the score came in I was buzzing for them. It would be an amazing fairytale story.

"It gives clubs like ours belief that we can perform at that level. It is great for them because nobody ever thought they would be up there, people keep writing them off but they are still there."

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