Alli curls in stunning goal from 25 yards for Spurs
Dier smashes in from 18 yards to double lead
Son slots in third from 25 yards and fourth with fine half-volley
Kane returns from injury as second-half sub
The Times
Arsenal are in danger of missing out on Champions League football for the first time in 21 seasons and their players will lose bonuses of £5m if they fail to finish in the top four, report The Times.
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The Daily Star
Manchester City may be out of the title race, but Tottenham are still in there fighting. And Spurs fans will like the news today.
The Daily Star's back page leads with the story that Harry Kane is set to return for Tottenham today in the early game at home to Watford.
The England centre-forward has missed three matches because of an ankle injury.
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Daily Mirror
There will be no league title this year for Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, who is featured on the back page of the Daily Mirror.
As a manager he has won La Liga three times and the Bundesliga three times but he admits he has found the Premier League a tougher task and says this season has "been a lesson".
His side, 14 points behind leaders Chelsea, entertain Hull today.
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The Sun
There is some transfer speculation on the back page of The Sun as they say Atletico Madrid striker Antoine Griezmann is wanted by Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho, who is prepared to pay £89m for the France international.
However, Griezmann, randomly pictured next to Hollywood actress Charlize Theron, will only join United if they are playing in the Champions League next season.
Image source, The SunHello and welcome to BBC Sport's live text page as we build up to a big day in the Premier League.
We have lots to talk about and lots to get through but first let's have a look at the stories that are making the back pages today.
The Grand National...
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Image source, Getty Images.. let's not forget about the Davis Cup, Chinese Grand Prix qualifying or a host of key rugby union fixtures either. Quite simply, today is one of those great sporting days of the year.
And the football is not letting us down either. We have the top four in action as well as those sides battling to stay in the top-flight. Who will win the Premier League, who will qualify for the Champions League, who will stay in the division?
We will have a greater idea by the end of the day. It promises to be frantic, fun and dramatic.