Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

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Sunderland have not scored in any of their past six matches and I think they know the game is up. Another great escape is not going to happen now.

I am not expecting Manchester United to just brush the Black Cats aside, though. I've been at United's past two games - draws against West Brom and Everton - and they are far from being a free-flowing, attacking side.

It is a problem that affects them more at Old Trafford where the opposition is always more defensive minded, but United move the ball so slowly that teams can always get back and fill the holes.

Lawro's prediction : Sunderland 0-2 Man Utd

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Right, onto today's games. Here's what's coming up...

Sunderland v Manchester United (13:30 BST)

Everton v Leicester (16:00 BST)

Here's what Antonio Conte had to say after Chelsea closed in on the Premier League title with yet another win.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola predicts the race for a Champions League place will go to the final day of the season after his team beat Hull 3-1 at the Etihad Stadium.  

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says he is "proud" of his team's performance in "a massive win" as they beat Watford 4-0 to narrow the gap on Premier League leaders Chelsea.  

Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool's 2-1 win over Stoke  was 'really special'. Jon Walters put the Potters ahead but the Reds came from behind thanks to goals from half-time substitutes Philippe Coutinho and Roberto Firmino. 

Spanish La Liga

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Antoine Griezmann scored a late equaliser in the Madrid derby as Atletico held La Liga leaders Real.

Real, who are now three points above Barcelona, took a deserved lead when Pepe headed home Toni Kroos' free-kick.

The European champions continued to dominate but without really testing Atletico keeper Jan Oblak on too many occasions.

And Griezmann levelled for third-placed Atletico when he slid home Angel Correa's through ball.

Leaders  Doncaster Rovers  clinched promotion as they  beat Mansfield 1-0.  Plymouth are assured of at least a play-off spot, with Portsmouth close to joining them.

The bottom two teams will be relegated to the National League. Bottom club Leyton Orient could be relegated as early as Friday.

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Sheffield United weren't the only ones to travel home in style.

National League side Maidstone got a little more than they bargained for on the coach they had booked back from Gateshead.

The Stones probably felt like partying after coming from behind to secure  a 2-1 win at the Heed,  so you would imagine they were delighted when a party bus turned up to transport them to Newcastle.

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Sticking with Sheffield United, this is how you get off a bus in style when you've just won promotion.

Manager Chris Wilder swigged from a bottle of champagne before hushing fans and bursting into song.

All together now...

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Leaders  Sheffield United  were promoted as they  won 2-1 at Northampton  while Bolton are guaranteed at least a top-six spot.

The bottom four teams will be relegated to League Two. Bottom club Coventry will go down next Friday if they fail to win or if other results go against them, while Chesterfield's relegation could also be confirmed that day unless they take maximum points.

It's Arsenal who dominate Sunday's Gossip column...

Manchester United will try to sign Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil, 28, this summer to reunite the Germany international with boss Jose Mourinho, who he played under at Real Madrid.  (Sunday Mirror), external

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will sign a new contract keeping him at the club until at least 2019.  (Daily Star Sunday), external

And Ozil says it is important for the future of Arsenal that Wenger stays in charge - but refuses to rule out leaving the Gunners this summer.  (Mail on Sunday), external

Read more of today's gossip here.

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Luke Shaw is determined to stay at Manchester United next season, despite the public criticism of Jose Mourinho, according to the Sunday Telegraph .

Meanwhile, Antonio Conte insists he likes pressure, as Tottenham vow to push Chelsea all the way in the Premier League title race.

The Daily Express

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Manchester United could miss out on their number one target, Antoine Griezmann, according to the Sunday Express . The Atletico Madrid striker could be set for a move to local rivals Real Madrid after impressing with his goal in Saturday's Madrid derby.

Elsewhere, Slaven Bilic apparently saved his job after West Ham ended a run of five straight defeats with a 1-0 win over Swansea.

The Daily Star

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The Daily Star say there is a new Arsenal deal on the table for Arsene Wenger, for not one but two more years. Results between now and the end of the season could influence his decision, but the deal until 2019 is there if the Frenchman wants it.

The Daily Mail

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It's Chelsea who feature on the Mail on Sunday 's sport supplement, with the headline '5 more wins' as they close in on the Premier League title after Saturday's win over Bournemouth.

The sun is shining and we're up and running ahead of today's two Premier League fixtures. What more could you want on a Sunday morning?

We'll look ahead to today's games and wrap up all of yesterday's action, but first let's look at what the papers are saying.