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We have been talking about it, and now we want your thoughts on the Diego Costa situation.

A potential offer of £30m a year? Could anyone really turn that down? Or does Costa need to stay loyal to his current club?

What impact would him leaving have on Chelsea and the title race? 

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As you can see, it is a vital day for the teams at the bottom of the table, with all of the bottom six in action.

Hull have not won in the league since 6 November and Marco Silva gets his first taste of the Premier League today with his side at home against Bournemouth.

Paul Clement has his first home match in charge of Swansea, against fifth-placed Arsenal, with Sunderland looking to beat Stoke and move out of the bottom three.

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And this is what we have coming up for you today. Eight games. Lots to enjoy. It should be a good one.

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Of course, things could be a lot, lot worse for Chelsea. This is how it stands in the Premier League at the moment, with Conte's side five points clear at the top.

Second-placed Liverpool play at Manchester United tomorrow and Tottenham will move up to second if they beat West Brom. If Spurs slip-up, then Arsenal could end the day in second if they claim a big win at Swansea.

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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on 5 live

When these situations arise the players are probably thinking they’ll go and do two years and then come back and play in the Premier League. Financially, they’re not just supporting their immediate family, they are supporting their whole family…aunts, uncles and cousins. 

I’d still give Chelsea a good chance [of winning title] if they lost him. With the lead they now have I think they can cope without Costa if they spend the money and replace him.

Everything has been smooth sailing for Chelsea up to now. Imagine the faces of Jose Mourinho, Jurgen Klopp and Mauricio Pochettino. This is what they have been waiting for. Another bid from the Chinese market seems to be rocking the boat of another top club. It’s a huge problem.   

Diego Costa's antics also lead the way in the Daily Mail.

Their back page also has another story about Chelsea, as the club had to pay former manager Jose Mourinho £8.3m in compensation when they sacked him in December 2015 and £23m to Mourinho and his staff when he was dismissed first time around in 2007.

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The Mirror go with the rather suspect Costa Blanka headline.

They also feature another player who is upsetting his club, West Ham's Dimitri Payet, who says he does not want to play for the Hammers again in the hope of forcing a move back to his former club Marseille.

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And here is that story. Premier League top goalscorer Diego Costa has been left out of the Chelsea squad to face Leicester after a dispute with a coach over his fitness.

The Spain international has not trained for three days and has not travelled for the Premier League leaders' match with the champions (17:30 GMT).

The news comes amid reports he is the subject of an offer to move to China that would be worth £30m a year., external Costa, 28, has scored 14 goals and provided five assists this season.

Here is the Sun's take on the situation...

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Hello and welcome to BBC Sport's live text commentary on a busy day of Premier League football.

Tottenham will move second if they win in the early match at home against West Brom, before we have six games at 15:00 GMT.

They include Arsenal at Swansea, Marco Silva's first Premier League game in charge of Hull, what will be an emotional occasion at Vicarage Road as Watford take on Middlesbrough and a London derby as West Ham take on Crystal Palace.

After that, we have the little matter of current champions Leicester playing league leaders Chelsea.

But, before all of that, let's have a look at the morning newspapers, and there is one story that is dominating them.

It was all going so well for Chelsea. Antonio Conte's team stormed to the top of the table as they set a club record 13 successive victories.

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But things are getting tougher for Conte's side. Their winning run ended at rivals Tottenham and now the future of their star striker is in doubt.

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