In Scotland the title race is coming to a conclusion.

Celtic enjoy a nine-point lead over Aberdeen with four matches remaining and also hold a superior goal difference. 

However, third-placed Hearts have drawn twice with Celtic this season.

You can follow that game here. 

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Harsh Stuart. Harsh.

In the tribal world of football you can collect bizarre and entirely unreasonable likes and dislikes for your fellow footballing brethren.

That handily-placed pub could lead you to look forward to an away day at X Rovers.

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An old friend who lives within stumbling distance of Y City's ground means you want them to get promoted.

An ex's father-in law who is mad keen on Z Albion means that you really want to see them go down.

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So, on that note, we want to know:

'Who do you want to stay up, and why?'

Your reasons - the more obscure the better - for supporting Sunderland, roaring on Newcastle or rooting for Norwich please.

Text us on 81111 (UK Only, with your names on) or tweet us at #bbcfootball.

Football Focus

Tune in at the top of the page or point your TV to BBC One.

That bottom three could look a whole lot different by the time you have your dinner tonight.

Here are the day's games:

Everton v Bournemouth

Newcastle v Crystal Palace

Stoke v Sunderland

Watford v Aston Villa

West Brom v West Ham

Arsenal v Norwich (17:30 BST)

Aston Villa are goners after a shambolic season that has lurched from disaster to disaster like a bad US comedy during a writers' strike. It should have been pulled at Christmas and replaced by repeats of the John Gregory years.

But who will join Villa in the Championship next season?

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Good afternoon! 

Hello to all and sundry as the season winds to its conclusion.

The Leicester City show rolls into town tomorrow but while they put up the big top and round up the crowds we will focus on life down the bottom this afternoon.

The bottom four are all in action. There are two spaces left in the trapdoor.

Changing of the guard here at BBC Sport HQ.

I'm tagging out and tagging in Tom Rostance, who will guide you through the rest of the day.

Football Focus

Your 10 minute warning for Football Focus.

Casting their eye over this weekend's Premier League action are former England pair Trevor Sinclair and Danny Murphy.

John Ellis-Johnson: 1999 2nd Division Play-off Final. Gillingham 2-0 up against Man City after 89 minutes #nothingcouldgowrong

That day, Gillingham led 2-0 going into added time before goals from Kevin Horlock and Paul Dickov leveled the game.

City went on to win 3-1 on penalties with goalkeeper Nicky Weaver the hero.

Seventeen years later City are playing a Champions League semi-final against Real Madrid. 

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There is no early game in the Premier League this afternoon but there is a lunchtime kick-off in the Championship.

I imagine this one had a bit more sting in it when the fixture was first moved some months ago - it's already relegated Bolton against Hull, who are nailed to a play-off spot.

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We will bring you the goals as they go in, but there is a bespoke live page here for every kick, tackle, pass and missed sitter.

Russ King: Bristol Rovers last day of the season needing a point to stay in the football league. Lose to a team in our kit. 

In May 2014, Mansfield arrived without their kit and were forced to wear Rovers’ away kit from the previous season.

But it did not affect their performance as they beat Rovers 1-0 to end the Pirates' 94-year stay in the Football League.

The kitman got away with that one....

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The month of May is nearly upon us which means it's permutations time.

Who's going up? Who's going down? Where is it going down to goal difference?

Click here to find out. 

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John Roder
Match of the Day commentator

"Consider this scenario. Team A are 12th in the Premier League table and reached the FA Cup semi-final. Their place is assured in the top division for next season.

"Team B are relegated, have had as many managers as victories and are heading for the Championship after a dismal campaign.

"Now call Team A Aston Villa and Team B Watford. This is what, maybe unfairly, might have been expected back in August.

"Instead, in reality, Watford have been superb under Quique Sanchez Flores, while Villa are in disarray. But if Watford's owners decide to dispense with the popular Spanish manager, could they be Team B next year?"

Ammar Safdar Ghani: 2011-12 finale in Bangladesh with two United fans and a QPR fan. Mate: "imagine City get two in injury-time". Me: "only United can do that".

We all know what came next... Agueroooooooo

Thomas H. Kauffmann: The time Abel Xavier was made responsible for his own haircuts.

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Here's the former Everton, Middlesbrough and Liverpool defender in his days at Hannover 96. A sight for sore eyes. 

"I am asking Aston Villa fans for forgiveness," said striker Gabby Agbonlahor in a statement this week.

The 29-year-old has stepped down as captain after he was pictured apparently partying immediately after their relegation from the Premier League earlier this month.

 "This role was a huge honour to me and it hurts to have lost it," he added.

Agbonlahor won't be involved for Villa today at Watford, even though his suspension from the club has been lifted. 

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Matt from Durham: Needed Leyton Orient to win 2014 League One play-off final to cap an accumulator and win me £200. 2-0 at HT, cruising, drew 2-2 and lost on pens. 

Aiden Smith: 2013 playoffs. Leicester cruising with a last minute penalty. Anthony Knockaert steps up. Surely nothing could go wrong?

Back to a time when not everything went right for Leicester. They lost the play-offs semi-finals lost 3-2 on aggregate to Watford.

You'd like to think Watford fans would be fairly content with their season.

Like Bournemouth they have come up from the Championship and avoided going straight back down again, and they also reached the FA Cup last four. 

Yet rumours are rife that manager Quique Flores could be on his way out at the end of the season.

The man himself addressed his future before Saturday's game with relegated Aston Villa: "I'm not going to justify the season. I have experience in football and I feel happiness around Watford. The way people read the season, it's impossible to say.

"What I understand is as a human being when you reach objectives, you want more. That is sometimes possible, sometimes it is not."

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