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Imagine a football ground which has a glass wall tunnel where fans can see what is happening as players line-up before a game. Imagine a ground which boasts its very own micro-brewery capable of delivering 10,000 pints per minute. A ground which houses its own in-house bakery.

Imagine no longer. Tottenham's new 61,000-seat stadium, due to open in 2018, will also feature a retractable grass field and an artificial surface underneath it allowing the ground to host football games, NFL matches, concerts and other events.

Unfortunately, all you normal people will not be allowed anywhere near it. Look at the promotion photo above. It is for preppy hipsters and models only. Tough luck.

Take a look at the plans here.

Leaders Chelsea do not play until Sunday when they entertain Hull City (16:30 GMT) so a chance for the chasing pack to close the gap to cut their seven-point at the top.

Both Liverpool and Tottenham - third and second in the table respectively - can move to within four points of the summit with wins.

Liverpool obviously play Swansea but Tottenham are at Manchester City, who start fifth but can move level on points with Spurs with victory at the Etihad (17:30 GMT).

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As for the snubbing footballers thing... It's not so much that I snub them, more that I'm way too socially fragile to deal with the potential rejection. They wouldn't even need to be high-profile. I mean, can you imagine it, getting turned down for an autograph by Marco Boogers?

Cheers Steph. I'm joining you just as the Liverpool and Swansea players take to the pitch at Anfield for their pre-match warm-up. Both teams sporting 'Kick It Out', external t-shirts in support of the organisation that tackles discrimination in football.

Jurgen Klopp is doing his usual 'stare at the opposition while they warm-up' routine. Got to be intimidating. Or at least a bit off-putting. Maybe Paul Clement should have a word - "Oy, mate, you looking at my team?!"

Right, I'm done. Phil Dawkes is here to talk you through the action from Anfield. He's never been snubbed by a footballer. In fact, he says he snubs them...

Football Focus

Former QPR manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and ex-Chelsea, Middlesbrough and Australia goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer are the guests on Football Focus.

Dan Walker introduces news, views and interviews ahead the weekend's games while there is an interview with Stoke City's former England striker Peter Crouch.

It starts at 12:00 GMT on BBC One.

Let's be honest, Dave. How many of us could say, hand-on-heart, that we would recognise Carl Jenkinson in the same situation? The only way I would know it was him was if he was wearing a T-shirt that said "I am Carl Jenkinson". 

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Match of the Day commentator

While the Dimitri Payet saga rumbles along, Andy Carroll has inspired West Ham's recent improvement.

On a day when chances will be scarce, he might be writing the headlines again rather than the want-away Frenchman.

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New signing Patrick Bamford could feature for Middlesbrough after joining from Chelsea on Wednesday.

Gaston Ramirez and Antonio Barragan are injured and Daniel Ayala is banned.

Sofiane Feghouli, Sam Byram and Winston Reid should all shake off knocks for West Ham, and Andy Carroll is expected to recover from whiplash.

Unsettled playmaker Dimitri Payet will not be involved, while Cheikhou Kouyate and Andre Ayew are both at the Africa Cup of Nations.

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Match of the Day commentator

Sixteenth in the table and four points clear of safety, Middlesbrough would definitely settle for that on the last day of the season. However, some improvement between now and May would be welcomed.

Aitor Karanka's team have conceded fewer goals than the likes of Liverpool and Manchester City but they're the lowest scorers in the Premier League so it's easy to identify their chief problem.

Resolving it is much harder. If Patrick Bamford can rediscover his form when with the club in the Championship, he'll prove a bargain.

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Philippe Coutinho starts his first league game for Liverpool since November as part of a three-man attack that includes Roberto Firmino and Adam Lallana. Nathaniel Clyne returns at full-back. Joel Matip is on the bench after receiving clearance to return to playing by Fifa.

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Swansea hand full debuts to two new signings - full-back Martin Olsson and midfielder Tom Carroll. They come in for Stephen Kingsley and Ki Sung-yueng. Leroy Fer returns to the starting XI in place of Nathan Dyer.

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BBC Radio 5 live

You can hear full commentary on all the action from Anfield on BBC Radio 5 live, right here and on your wireless.

After that, attention will switch to Manchester United's trip to Stoke, as well as providing the fastest goals service around.

Build-up starts at 12:00 GMT with Jonathan Overend.

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Ian is sticking up for his girlfriend (see 11:27).

Ian Stanley: I think it's because i'm 5'6'' and he'd make me look a right pillock in a selfie. She might have been trying to help...