Aston Villa relegated after defeat at Man Utd
Newcastle get first win under Benitez
West Brom miss two penalties against Watford
Chelsea v Man City (17:30 BST)
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Mark B: At school I was known as APL Mark to differentiate me from the other Mark. Turned out APL stood for "always picked last."
Andy Shaw: A 'keeper called Dracula.....scared of crosses.
Leon O'Sullivan: Aylesbury Utd FC had a folically-challenged defender named Will Smith who I called The Fresh Prince of No Hair...
Norwich v Sunderland (12:45 BST)
Phil Bardsley
Stoke defender
Image source, Rex Features"Over the last couple of years recruitment wise Sunderland have not brought the right players in. They don't have a lot of Premier League experience. They find themselves in the same situation. Looking at the fixtures, they need a result at Norwich. Still five games remaining, but they have tough fixtures. This is a must win.
"You can blame as many managers as you want. It is not healthy to have as many managers as they have. As a club you have to analyse what you are about and the players they have brought in have not been good enough."
Sunderland's remaining games after today's:
Arsenal (h)
Stoke (a)
Chelsea (h)
Everton(h)
Watford (a)
Newcastle v Swansea (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThere will be many a Newcastle fan who will have felt like punching a wall this season. United defender Daryl Janmaat has provided a compelling reason why they probably shouldn't.
The 26-year-old will miss Saturday's visit of Swansea with two injuries, including broken fingers after reportedly punching a wall.
He also has a groin problem, picked up during the 3-1 loss at Southampton last weekend.
But was also left with two broken fingers, external and an arm in a sling after reportedly lashing out in the away dressing room at half-time.
Newcastle v Swansea (15:00 BST)
John Hartson
Former Arsenal and Wales striker
Image source, Rex Features"The Newcastle players have not been good enough this season. It is a team in trouble - one getting drubbings like they have. They were a soft touch under Steve McClaren. Jonjo Shelvey and Andros Townsend came in for big money. I hope to God the fans don't blame Mike Ashley as he has invested money."
I'm sure they won't John. Certain.
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I grew up in the mid seventies. My brother is two years older and a far better footballer than me. We used to kick a ball round with his mate's. They were being Keegan, Toshack and others. I got the nickname Beamish after the centre forward of Port Vale who we are near to. Apparently he wasn't very good! I'm 48 now and still get called it by lads who used to kick the ball with us!
Steve in Congleton, Cheshire.
Most teenagers get in trouble for copy and pasting their previous work.
Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford is positively encouraged.
Take a look at his goal against West Ham in the FA Cup on Monday..
And compare it with the one he scored playing for United's under-17 side in the 2014 Milk Cup. It is third in on this little compilation.
Daily Express
Someone pop round Eden Hazard's with a hot dinner and hug.
Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink's claims that the Belgian attacker is "in a dark place" are pride of place on the back of the Daily Express.
"He was the number one and now he's at the end of a long row of players. That's difficult. What do you do?," said Hiddink.
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The early stages of my football 'career' were spent upfront, where I quickly earnt the nickname Jigsaw... as I always fell to pieces in the box! I soon moved to centre half where I went on to be pretty successful.
Jamie, Solihull
Man Utd v Aston Villa (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesAnder Herrera is set to miss Manchester United's game against Villa because of a foot injury sustained in Wednesday's FA Cup win at West Ham.
Wayne Rooney made his comeback from a knee injury as a late substitute in that game and could make his first league appearance for two months.
Villa's Gabby Agbonlahor is unavailable because of a lack of fitness.
Alan Hutton is available after a ban, while fit-again pair Jack Grealish and Adama Traore are pushing for recalls.
"A lack of fitness". Team news does not get much more damning.
Daily Mirror
Image source, Daily MirrorThe Daily Mirror lead on Aston Villa caretaker manager Eric Black's warning that the club could be heading into "anarchy".
And I don't think he was as excited about it as the Sex Pistols were.
Chelsea v Man City (17:30 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe light at the end of the tunnel of an otherwise underwhelming season for Manchester City is their continued presence in the Champions League. With PSG dealt with to book a first ever semi-final in the competition, City next face its most successful ever side: Real Madrid.
The draw offers up a few intriguing prospects: Cristiano Ronaldo's return to Manchester, Manuel Pellegrini's return to Madrid and the possibility that City may face the man that will be leading them next season in the final - Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola.
Daily Telegraph
Image source, Daily TelegraphThe slog on the Tyne-Wear is the subject of the Daily Telegraph's back page as they dissect the descent of the North East's two powerhouses.
Phil Bardsley
Stoke defender
"I've been involved in a couple of relegation battles. It is not nice, especially living in the area and hearing everyone talk about it. I didn't enjoy Saturday to Saturday. The week after a bad result I wanted to play the next day and put the wrongs right. The wait is a long one."
Newcastle v Swansea (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesWhen you have been risking local lives by driving without a licence in a car that has windows that are too dark to look out of - and still you get wished good luck for the weekend by the magistrate as she hands you a £547 fine.
That was Newcastle striker Papiss Cisse's Friday.
Today's meeting with Swansea is absolutely monumental for the Geordie Nation.
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Toby Metcalf: My bizarre football nickname is Elvis.. I had big hair once!!
Kurt Booth: I've been called T'Pau before - because I have a notoriously dodgy ankle which is as fragile as "China in your hand".
The Lonesome Drifter: My nickname was Dracula because as a goalkeeper I didn't like crosses.
Leicester's secret weapon is revealed.
I expect to see their home shirts made out of that "unbeatable fabric" next season.
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Marquinhos to Chelsea? Or Man United?
Manchester United and Chelsea have both expressed interest in signing Paris St-Germain defender Marquinhos, who is valued at about £40m, according to the Daily Telegraph., external
A lot of money for someone who can't displace David Luiz? Or a worthwhile investment for two clubs who either are short of numbers or a little elderly in that position?
That, and the rest of today's gossip, is right over here.
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Image source, PAStringer Bell and Robb Stark? If I was Lawro, I'd let them win with the predictions this week.
Yep, Lawro's opponents for this weekend's Premier League fixtures are actors Idris Elba and Richard Madden, formerly of the Wire and Game of Thrones and currently starring in new film 'Bastille Day'.
Arsenal fan Elba took the lead on the predictions as because Madden says he is "more of a rugby man".