Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on Football Focus

"Arsenal are perennial bottlers, for want of a better word, it sounds harsh but it is true and when push comes to shove they don’t produce."

Gold and orange shirts and lime green boots. Fair to say, Arsenal won't be winning any fashion awards at the end of the season.

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Championship leaders Burnley - who are two points clear of third-placed Brighton - face Leeds at 12:30 BST.

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Football Focus

Football Focus has started on BBC One and at the top of this page.

We'll have all the chat from former Blackburn striker Jason Roberts and ex-Leicester defender Matt Elliott.

Fancy a bit of footy action from across the border?

Motherwell host Premiership leaders Celtic (kick-off 12:30 BST) so if you want to follow that match, head right here.

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Thanks Saj, an excellent stint earning yourself a deserved breather.

So, a pivotal afternoon in the Premier League, more so at the bottom than at the top.

Aston Villa's agony may finally be over as their relegation to the Championship will be confirmed if they lose and Norwich draw.

Second-bottom Newcastle will also find it difficult to turn it around if they suffer defeat at Southampton and Norwich win.

Three points for Norwich will also drag Crystal Palace into a relegation scrap.

Put simply, the Canaries hold the keys and everyone will be looking at how they get on today.

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Well, that is that from me. I will hand you over to the great man that is Shamoon Hafez, who has the word 'Football' tattooed across his face* he loves it that much.

*he doesn't

There are two changes for West Ham then.

Andy Carroll starts, as does James Tomkins. Cheikhou Kouyate is also in the XI after having his red card against Palace overturned.

Diafra Sakho and Emmanuel Emenike miss out.

Subs: Randolph, Hendrie, Oxford, Obiang, Moses, Valencia, Emenike  

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Arsene Wenger keeps the same Arsenal XI that beat Watford 4-0, including man of the moment Alex Iwobi.

Subs:Gibbs, Mertesacker, Giroud, Walcott, Ramsey, Chambers, Cech

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Never saw that coming, hey Ryan?

Ryan Nurse: I once had a full-power shot hit me in the back of the head, and I was fine but one of the lenses in my glasses fell out.

Ben Browning: Friend scored a spectacular goal on the school field, only the ball hit the headteacher standing behind the goal in the face. 

Shimul Williams: Broke a vase that had been in the family for four generations with a curling free kick effort (inside the house).

We are teaming up with the Danny Baker show on BBC Radio 5 live, where today's topic is 'What a wayward shot has been known to hit'.

There is soooo much more football coming up on the BBC today, so divn't move:

12:10-12:50 Football Focus (BBC One)

12:45-15:00 West Ham v Arsenal (BBC Radio 5 live)

14:30-17:20 Final Score (BBC Red Button; BBC One - differs in some regions)

15:00-17:00 Southampton v Newcastle (BBC Radio 5 live)

18:06-20:00 606 phone-in (BBC Radio 5 live)

22:20-23:45 Match of the Day (BBC One)

One player not in the Arsenal XI is Jack Wilshere. The midfielder played for the club's under-21s on Friday, and as you can see it's not just England boss Roy Hodgson who is pleased to see the Three Lions hopeful on a road to recovery.

Nathan Redmond's Norwich go to Arsenal on 30 April - will the midfield duo be lining up on opposite sides at the Emirates?

West Ham make two changes, with striker Andy Carroll starting.

Arsenal are unchanged.

We will have full team news coming up soon, so be patient.

What's on the playlist, DJ Leon? A bit of Upton (Park) Funk? (Claret and) Blue Suede Shoes? Your (Alex) Song?

Gary Lineker, Ledley King and Ian Wright debate the Premier League title race before the weekend's action.

WATCH: Football Focus on BBC One at 12:10 BST and via this page. 

Defender Carl Jenkinson is expecting a big Saturday, with more than just his loan club, West Ham, hosting parent club Arsenal on his mind.

Jonathan Pearce
Match of the Day commentator

"This should be a belter.

"It's a decade since West Ham last beat Arsenal at home. But this is the season they've ended hoodoo runs at Liverpool and against Tottenham and for the first time in a generation look like capable of finishing in the top four. If they win this they can do it.

"Cheikhou Kouyate's rescinded red card is crucial. Big players are also now fit again. And then there's Dimitri Payet. Anything could happen.

"But Arsenal are finishing with a flourish as usual." 

About seven minutes away. Happy?