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Romelu Lukaku has scored 17 of Everton's 42 Premier League goals this season.

At the other top-seven clubs, Manchester United striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has scored the next highest % of his side's league goals with 39% then comes Harry Kane (Spurs) 34%, Alexis Sanchez (Arsenal) 31%, Diego Costa (Chelsea) 29%, Sergio Aguero (Man City) 22% and Sadio Mane (Liverpool) 20%.

Deadly.

Phil Annets: Lukaku wins 14-8 in Scrabble.

Come on, no sitting on the fence on this one! 

You can only have one player in your side - Harry Kane or Romelu Lukaku - who do you pick and why?

Let us know via #bbcfootball

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Fulham keeper on BBC One

I was with Romelu Lukaku at Chelsea and he showed glimpses, you could see his raw talent and ability. He is now an established top scorer in the Premier League.

A lot of people are surprised that Harry Kane has consistently scored goals and taken it to the next level.

It's a toss of the coin for me, I'm going to sit on the fence. 

Tottenham Hotspur

Former Tottenham defender Michael Dawson on MOTD2 Extra: "Mauricio Pochettino came in when I was there, set them up and got a philosophy of scoring lots of goals and bringing in young players - particularly the full-back who are arguably the best in the world. The signings in the summer have been big signings and taken them on to the next level."

Rian Hoskins: Pochettino has transformed Spurs in a short space of time but still hasnt changed the mentality when the pressures on

Amir Riaz: Why does everyone rave about Walker and Rose? Can they actually defend? If not, not even decent fullbacks 

The team news is in from White Hart Lane with Tottenham naming an unchanged side from the one that beat Stoke last-time out. Just the one change for Everton as Gareth Barry comes in for Ademola Lookman.

As expected, the Premier League top scorers Harry Kane and Romelu Lukaku start for their respective sides.

Full team news to follow.

MOTD2 Extra

Daily Mirror's John Cross on Liverpool's win over Arsenal:  Adam Lallana is so effective in the midfield three. He was sublime.

Liverpool

Michael Dawson on MOTD2 Extra: "With Liverpool's front free, they have world class players. We didn't give them space when they played us at the KCOM and it worked for us. If they get space they've got players who can hurt you. You have to close them down.

"Leicester played them up the field deep, but yesterday at Anfield they dominated further up the field and they were a joy to watch."

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Fulham keeper on BBC One

Alexis Sanchez is waiting to see what the manager does. There are a number of players doing that.

If Arsene Wenger stays on there will be a natural turnover of players, if he leaves then it's a completely different story.

Arsenal

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Hull defender Michael Dawson: "Alexis Sanchez, we all know what a top player he is, while inside the box Olivier Giroud is incredible. But if you don't start your main man you'll get a lot of questions asked.

"Giroud is a hold-up player but they didn't get it up to him. The two Liverpool centre-halves would have been delighted when they saw the Arsenal line-up.

"Pace is not what centre-halves want to play against it's as simple as that.

"If you get one v one he will slaughter you."

MOTD2 Extra

Daily Mirror's John Cross on Arsenal's Arsene Wenger omitting Alexis Sanchez from the line-up against Liverpool: "When you look at the stats he's been involved in 26 goals. You're leaving your star player on bench. He's clearly done it for reasons - keeping the equilibrium of the team. 

"It's difficult to justify. Fans got frustrated during the game. Wenger is in a no-win situation trying to explain it. They got lost and the team look stranded in the first half."

Rian Hoskins: Wenger was trying to make a point no-ones above the club but to do it when top 4 hopes are in the balance was risky.   

Noel Fitzpatrick: Gives me no satisfaction to say it but yesterday Arsene Wenger was a Gooner, today he is a goner!! 

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Fulham keeper on BBC One

After the game Arsene Wenger said that he wanted more of an aerial threat with Olivier Giroud up front but it was a bizarre decision considering the form Alexis Sanchez has been in.

Sanchez asks more questions. When he came on he put Liverpool on the back foot instantly. Giroud is predictable, it's a battle with him, but he needs service. He wasn't involved in the game. 

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Tottenham and Everton fans are making their way to White Hart Lane alongside a backdrop of tall cranes as construction continues on Spurs' new stadium.

Team news is out in around 10 minutes. Will there be any surprises? Top scorers on the bench perhaps?

Match of the Day 2 Extra is LIVE now with Chappers joined by former Middlesbrough keeper Mark Schwarzer and Hull City defender Michael Dawson.

Get it on your telly.

Never mind strange managerial decisions, we've had some strange quotes from yesterday as well. There was Sean Dyche talking about carbs and Marbs, Zlatan saying someone jumped into his elbow and then Martin Keown claimed Leicester caretaker boss Craig Shakespeare is "out of order" for wanting the Foxes gig full time.

Shakespeare has won both his games in charge since stepping up from his role as assistant manager following the dismissal of Claudio Ranieri.

"Suddenly he wants to be a manager. It doesn't sit that comfortably with me," Keown said on Match of the Day. "If you're assistant manager to Ranieri and he's walked, why is it you suddenly want to be the manager?"

Thoughts?

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Match of the Day 2 Extra is live on BBC Two, BBC Radio 5 live and online at 12:15 GMT.

There's plenty to discuss so clear your diary for the next hour.

Lee in Southampton, via text: "I played for a team called Forest Town. All year we played 4-4-2 and was strong in the wing (me on the right wing) manager decided on cup final day to play 3-5-2, their wingers cheated all first half meaning we basically defended all half and was losing 2-0. Changed to 4-4-2 and ended up winning 3-2 and getting man of the match after a goal and two assists. Was the 4th year winning that cup so we got to keep it."

Be honest, Lee, this was just a text to get in a humblebrag about your performance!

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There's two Scottish Cup quarter-finals taking place today with Celtic up first against St Mirren (12:30 GMT) before Aberdeen host Partick Thistle (15:00 GMT).

You can follow build up and live coverage of the game here, while Aberdeen v Partick Thistle will be live on BBC One Scotland and online from 14:45 GMT.