What a half at Upton Park.

West Ham striker Andy Carroll has scored twice in a Premier League game for the first time since December 2014 to leave Arsenal shell-shocked.

Aston Villa's Callum Robinson, currently on loan at Preston, hopes his team-mates can maintain their Premier League status for another week...

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Aston Villa will be relegated today if they lose to Bournemouth and Norwich avoid defeat at Crystal Palace.

A draw would not keep them up if Norwich beat Palace.

Even if Villa do match Norwich’s result, they would be all but down unless they turn around 15 points and about 19 goals in goal difference in their final five games.

If they do that and stay up, the team at BBC Sport owe all our readers a drink (please don't screengrab this).

Chris Mitchell: That's exactly the sort of luck you need to be champions. Really do fancy Arsenal to win the PL from here. In form & scoring.

Emmanuel Ayodele: Leicester City FC and Tottenham Hotspur WATCH your back,  ARSENAL, the kings are coming.

Neal Collins: Passion of bubbling-blowing Hammers fans MUST count for something, but Arsenal showing more gumption than expected.

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Voting closed yesterday for the Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year award.

So who should be on the six-man shortlist when it is announced on 14 April? And who will succeed Chelsea's Eden Hazard as the winner?

Ten BBC football pundits - Alan Shearer, Chris Waddle, Chris Sutton, Jermaine Jenas, Danny Murphy, Danny Mills, Kevin Kilbane, Pat Nevin, Mark Lawrenson and John Hartson - have revealed their six outstanding performers of 2015-16.  

Unsurprisingly, nobody has tipped Hazard to win again. Find out who everyone thinks should win here.

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Neil Lennon
Former Celtic boss on BBC Radio 5 live

"My worry with West Ham is they don't want to get into a football game with Arsenal. If they get into a football game with Arsenal, there will only be one winner."

West Ham have the ball in the back of the net. Manuel Lanzini nods in from close range after Andy Carroll's stunning overhead kick, but the Argentine is flagged off.

Was he though?? Debatable.

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Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on Football Focus

“I don’t know if Rafa Benitez knows whether to concentrate on attack or defence or what. It looks dire, and I think Newcastle could slip out of the Premier League.”

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Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on Football Focus

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“A lot of Chelsea players need a kick up the backside. Some come across a bit precious, I don’t know if that’s actually the case or not. You play for the manager, you play for the club.

“I think Antonio Conte is probably the right manager to do that. Some players will want to jump ship, some will be thrown overboard. Chelsea will be confident they've made the right appointment.”

West Ham goalkeeper Adrian carried a brown towel onto the pitch which has his name and his number (13) on it.

Is that so no-one else uses or in-case he forgets who he is?

Anyway, they've kicked off at Upton Park and you can follow all the action from that game here.

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Football Focus

"Not as a striker he isn't. I think Harry Kane would get that position. I think Jamie Vardy would be ahead in front of him. Then there's that talk, can he play in at number 10? 

"I think Dele Alli is playing at a level where he would have a big shout. As captain and record goal scorer I am sure you'd give him more of an opportunity than others but if you're going off form this season, Alli has made a huge impact. 

"Kane must start with all the goals he's scored. Vardy would have a big shout and Daniel Sturridge on his day is world class. I don't think it's inevitable that Rooney will play and I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't play."

John Motson
BBC commentator on Football Focus

“It’s still very tight down there, if Norwich win they’ll go level on points with Palace. It’s all very close and Norwich need to maintain that turn around if they’re to stay in the Premier League.

"Palace have had a rotten run. Alan Pardew has been bigging up Dwight Gayle, who scored the equaliser last week. That suggests he might start today. On Wednesday they have Everton, so six points from those games, or even four, would see Palace safe.”

What a start at Turf Moor. Barely a minute gone and Burnley have already taken the lead against Leeds. It's so easy for the home side - a long punt up field, flick on and drilled home by Scott Arfield.

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Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Football Focus

"This won't be an easy game for Arsenal. You're going up against a side that can break people down. They're three points off Manchester City. You've got to start talking about the race for the top four. 

"If you're Manchester City or Manchester United, you've got to look behind at West Ham and know that this is a side that believe in themselves, have quality and a little bit like Leicester they feel that everything is a bonus. 

"I don't feel like West Ham feel that they're under pressure but for Manchester United and Manchester City there's a lot of pressure. This is a big game for Arsenal."

It's that time in the warm-up when West Ham midfielder Dimitri Payet starts to practice his free-kicks.

The Frenchman doesn't catch the first couple too well and the keeper can get across to push them away.

Still no Petr Cech for Arsenal, David Ospina will need to stay on his toes.