Mark Cohen: Tottenham Hotspur = chocolate fingers. Individually a good product and as a group they are unstoppable!! 

Matt in Manchester: Leicester have been the Chocolate crunch cream this season... A nice surprise to find it in the tin. Spurs are the chocolate covered HobNob... Immensely satisfying and seemingly indestructible. 

Matthew Upson
Former England defender

On Andy Carroll's Euro 2016 chances...

"I am a firm believer in a group that has had such a successful qualification. You can not pick a player on basis of someone having two good games. This conversation was not happening before those games. From from players point of view it is important that this group that has built together and they stay together.

"One thing about him is that he offers something totally different."

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Pick your games to miss a sitter!

Patrick Roberts - on loan from Manchester City - can pick his spot in an empty net after following up a Leigh Griffiths shot that strikes the post and somehow manages to put his effort the wrong side of the post.

Follow the game here.

No surprises in the Leicester team. They are unchanged for the sixth game running.

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic has opted to have striker Andy Carroll on the bench.

Everyone wants a piece of this game today. Even the Americans are in town, doing a live pitch-side report. With Vardy driving the offensive line, I can only see victory for the Leichester Foxes. Get in the score bag! 

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Such is the demand for tickets to witness the remaining games of Leicester's title charge that some fans have been looking to cash in.

This week, the club cracked down, handing a number of season-ticket holders "multi-year" bans for re-selling tickets illegally.

Tickets for the league leaders' final home game were offered for £15,000 a pair via an online re-sale website.  

To think, there were probably times last season when the club couldn't sell tickets for £15.

Frank Huttage: As a Chelsea fan, I would say we are a custard cream, tough at each end (Costa up front, JT and Cahill at the back) but soft and yellow in the middle.

Harvey from Hull: Arsenal are like a cookie in milk, looks tasty but it'll crumble before long.

MOTD2 Extra

Joining Mark Chapman in the studio are Oliver Holt from the Daily Mail, Oliver Kay from the Times and former England defender Matthew Upson.

The trio will be discussing all the headlines making today's back pages and looking ahead to this afternoon's Premier League action.

My first job today is to guide this mother through to the Leicester v West Ham game and beyond. But I'll keep you as up to date as I can about all the action elsewhere, including the aforementioned game in Scotland and Bournemouth v Liverpool, which is unfortunately going to have to settle for Robin status to the King Power game's Batman.

Cheers Saj.

While we're currently in the calm before the storm period in England, the chaos has already kicked off in Scotland.

Rangers v Celtic in the Scottish Cup semi-final is 10 minutes old. As you can imagine, it is a quiet affair.

While I'm loath to send you elsewhere in my first entry, you can get a better taste of what is going on at Hampden Park here.

Now then, that's all from me. I hand to you over to the Belgian biscuit of football text commentators Phil Dawkes.

Enjoy your Sunday!

Russell Boorman: Any Tony Pulis side would be a hobnob. No explanation necessary. #toughanduncompromising

George: Martinez would be at the bottom of the barrel. Gone stale, no one really wants it, but for some reason you don't throw it away...

Richard: My club Arsenal would be a choc chip cookie, rises well in the oven, with good looking bits in the middle, and then just crumbles as the bite kicks in. Lacks a hard centre.   

And finally, West Brom 0-1 Watford. A match that the Baggies really should have won having been awarded two penalties - both of which were missed by Saido Berahino.

Not one of his best days this season, and that's saying something.

Incidentally, it was the Hornets' first win in seven. You see, they've not gone on holiday, yet.

The fact that Everton moved up to 11th in the table as a result of their 1-1 draw with Southampton will provide little solace for Toffees fans who had hoped for a much better season.

There were boos seemingly directed at manager Roberto Martinez at full-time.

Should he stay or should he go?

Actually, if he was a biscuit which bis...