If you're a Chelsea or Liverpool fan let us know how you're going to spend the rest of your weekend.

Danny Jarvis: Watching the rest of the footy still enjoying a good result over a very good Chelsea side

Alan Moore: Don't you just love it when ya team wins and then you can sit back and enjoy the rest of the football this weekend

Roderick Blakeman: I much prefer having my weekend ruined on Sunday afternoon.

Stoke City striker Peter Crouch has marked Gareth Barry's big day in the only way he knows how, by giving him some light-hearted abuse.

For what it's worth, Crouch is actually 24 days older than his former Aston Villa and England team-mate.

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Let me take you back to 1998.

A teenage Michael Owen is tearing up the defences at the France World Cup, Geri Halliwell leaves the Spice Girls and I couldn't work out how to get off the first level of Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time on the Nintendo 64.

Elsewhere, a 17-year-old Gareth Barry is making waves playing at centre-back for Aston Villa.

In honour of Barry reaching 600 Premier League appearances today, we'd like to know what you were up to in 1998.

Anyone out there make their debut in 1998?

Use #bbcfootball or text 81111.

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Everton midfielder Gareth Barry will make his 600th Premier League appearance, becoming only the third player to reach that milestone.

Recent signing Enner Valencia could make his debut, while Ross Barkley's place is under threat after a poor start to the season.

Middlesbrough pair Cristhian Stuani and Jordan Rhodes are doubts because of groin and knee problems respectively.

Injured trio James Husband, Fabio da Silva and Grant Leadbitter remain out.

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Deadline-day signing Hal Robson-Kanu could be included in the West Brom squad for the first time.

Midfielder James Morrison is close to a return after a hamstring problem but the West Ham match may come too soon.

West Ham skipper Mark Noble is fit despite needing eight stitches in a hand injury sustained last weekend.

Andy Carroll is running again but remains sidelined, along with Aaron Cresswell, Diafra Sakho, Alvaro Arbeloa and Andre Ayew.

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Manchester City forward Sergio Aguero serves the second game of a three-match domestic ban.

Ilkay Gundogan will be assessed after returning from a lengthy lay-off to make his debut in midweek, while David Silva is unlikely to be fit.

Bournemouth have a fully-fit squad.

Jack Wilshere - a debutant off the bench last weekend - is set to be a substitute again with Eddie Howe reluctant to rush the Arsenal loanee's return to the starting line-up.

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Leicester defender Danny Simpson is fit to face Burnley on Saturday despite suffering a hamstring strain against Liverpool last weekend.

Jeff Schlupp is also available, while Islam Slimani may start after making his debut in the midweek Champions League win in Bruges.

Burnley's only absentee is Ashley Barnes, who has yet to appear this season because of a hamstring problem.

Club record signing Jeff Hendrick could be given a full debut in midfield.

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Hull City forward Dieumerci Mbokani is included in the squad for the first time since joining the club on transfer deadline day.

Ryan Mason and Will Keane are among five other recent signings who could make their home debuts.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger could hand Olivier Giroud his first start of the season and recall Granit Xhaka.

Aaron Ramsey, Per Mertesacker, Danny Welbeck and Carl Jenkinson all remain sidelined by injuries.

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Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has not been given any guarantee over his first-team place when he finally recovers from his groin injury.

Kompany, 30, suffered the injury, external against Real Madrid on 4 May.

"The players must compete with each other," said Guardiola. "We'll see on the pitch what is best for each game."  

Kelvin Uwale Okoro: Am a Chelsea fan. Reflecting on the tactical failure of yesterday's game. Still wondering why it took Conte 83mins to make changes.

We're asking Chelsea and Liverpool fans what they're going to do with their now football-less weekends.

Use #bbcfootball or 81111.

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Only two players in Premier League history have made over 600 appearances - Ryan Giggs and Frank Lampard.

Everton's former Aston Villa and Manchester City midfielder Gareth Barry, 35, will become the third when he faces Middlesbrough at Goodison Park later.

Toffees youngster Tom Davies, who came on in their 3-0 win at Sunderland on Monday, had not been born when Barry made his Premier League debut for Villa in May 1998.

"It's an amazing achievement," said Everton boss Ronald Koeman. "Gareth is still important for us because he is a clever player - and those types of players will always be respected."

Alex Goodwin: Poor Adam Richman getting subbed off after 2 minutes by Mourinho at Soccer Aid after training for months. Nasty pasty.

Jill Beattie: Definitely Louis Tomlison spewing after being tackled in game for Celtic.

The poor One Direction singer was left feeling a little unwell after a heavy collision with Aston Villa striker Gabby Agbonlahor.

Don't forget, we're after your favourite celebrity football moments this morning. Use #bbcfootball or 81111.

Our resident Mystic Meg has been looking into his crystal football once again. That's right, BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson has been predicting the scores of all of this weekend's Premier League matches.

Lawro's opponent this week is Radio 1Xtra DJ Charlie Sloth. 

Sloth is a Liverpool fan, and told BBC Sport: "I am a massive Red, and there is only one Red that matters."

That's a nice way to talk about Liverpool legend Lawro isn't it? What?! Sloth is talking about Steven Gerrard? Unbelievable.

Lawro got off to a good start after predicting a 2-0 win for Liverpool against Chelsea.

Check out their predictions here.

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Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has told midfielder Paul Pogba to forget about his world-record £89m transfer fee.

Pogba, 23, has not scored or claimed an assist in four games since his return to United from Juventus last month. 

The Portuguese said: "The world-record player is always a question but I want Paul to forget that."  

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England goalkeeper Joe Hart makes a decent fist of speaking some Italian in his first news conference since joining Torino on a season-long loan deal from Manchester City.

Hart speaks about leaving City and says his focus is purely on Torino.

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If we're talking incidents in charity matches what about this one? 

Belgium head coach Roberto Martinez formerly of Everton pulled on his boots again when as manager of Wigan in 2012 he appeared in a charity game against the amateurs of Golborne Sports Veterans.

The former Real Zaragoza and Wigan midfielder put in a classy second half display and scored in a 5-2 victory for the Wigan Athletic legends.

You never lose it.

Don't forget, we're after your favourite celebrity football moments this morning. Use #bbcfootball or 81111.

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Edinson Cavani scored four first-half goals as champions Paris St-Germain ended a three-game winless run in all competitions to beat Caen 6-0 in Ligue 1 on Friday evening.

The Uruguayan striker, who was replaced by Jese at half-time, opened the scoring from Maxwell's cross before converting a penalty.

He then turned home another Maxwell cross and guided a fourth goal past Remy Vercoutre before being withdrawn.

Lucas Moura and Jean-Kevin Augustin smashed home second-half efforts.

Cavani had been criticised for missing a host of chances in Tuesday's 1-1 Champions League draw with Arsenal.

Steven France: The Boris Johnson "tackle" against Germany

Shivam Pathak: When Ben Shepherd got nutmegged by Ronaldinho and then got sent off?

Charlotte Volpe: Wasn't there one where Gordon Ramsay was injured and had to be stretchered off?

For those unfamiliar with Johnson's tackle on former Germany midfielder Maurizio Gaudino you can see the foreign secretary in action here., external

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Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez is wanted by Juventus and Manchester United want Real Madrid forward James Rodriguez.

You can read all of today's gossip here.