Football Focus

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Antoine Griezmann has "the world in his hands" at Atletico Madrid and does not need to leave the La Liga side to become a legend, says Fernando Torres.

The France forward has been strongly linked, external with Manchester United.

Ex-Liverpool striker Torres tells BBC Football Focus he faced a similar juncture before a £50m move to Chelsea in 2011, but insists the 26-year-old can realise his potential at Atletico.

"Where are you going to go to improve what you have in Atletico?" he said.

Listen to Football Focus' full interview with Torres as he discusses his time at Chelsea and Liverpool from 12:00 BST on BBC One.

Today marks the 28th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster when 96 children, women and men lost their lives.

Liverpool will mark the anniversary with a service at their Melwood training ground.  

They face an away trip to West Brom on Sunday (13:30 BST).

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

Southampton will almost certainly fall short of emulating last season's sixth-place finish but Claude Puel's first season in charge has been one of promise, irritatingly undermined by a succession of injuries to key players.

That they won at West Brom last weekend without Manolo Gabbiadini, Charlie Austin, Virgil van Dijk, Steven Davis, Sofiane Boufal and Oriol Romeu bodes well.

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Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

A trip to Southampton is not the easy warm-up Manchester City might have preferred before their next two crucial matches - the FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal and the Manchester derby.

City have won only one of their last five visits to St Mary's and were held at the Etihad by Claude Puel's side back in November. Any similar slip-up this time would encourage their rivals for a place in the top four.

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Jonathan Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

Tottenham should continue their best home winning run in 30 years.

Harry Kane loves scoring against the Bournemouth defence, although the Cherries are stiffer opposition than their lack of away success suggests, as they showed at Liverpool.

In Joshua King they have one of the division's most improved players.

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The big news for Tottenham is the return of striker Harry Kane. He replaces Vincent Janssen, having also done so for the final 30 minutes of their previous game against Watford. Right-back Kyle Walker is restored to the starting XI, in place of Kieran Trippier in Spurs' only other change.

Tottenham: Lloris, Walker, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Davies, Dier, Dembele, Son, Eriksen, Dele, Kane.

Subs: Lopez, Trippier, Wimmer, Wanyama, Onomah, Sissoko, Janssen. 

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Junior Stanislas comes back into the Bournemouth line-up as they make one change from the 3-1 defeat to Chelsea. He replaces Ryan Fraser, who drops to the bench, in midfield.

Bournemouth: Boruc, Smith, Francis, S Cook, Daniels, Stanislas, Arter, Wilshere, Pugh, King, Afobe.

Subs: Allsop, Mings, Cargill, L Cook, Fraser, Gradel, Mousset.

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John Motson
Match of the Day commentator

This is a far bigger game for Swansea. Watford can consider themselves almost safe and look forward to another season in the Premier League.

For Swansea, the situation is grim. Their honeymoon period under Paul Clement has subsided after an initial bounce. They haven't won in five games and I saw nothing in their defeat at West Ham last weekend which suggested they can turn it around.

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Harry Kane returns to the starting line-up for Tottenham. He replaces Vincent Janssen.

He'll be hoping to add to his 19 Premier League goals today against Bournemouth.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Sunderland winger on MOTD2

I am quite surprised David Moyes is still Sunderland's manager, but I think he should keep his job even if he takes them down to the Championship.

Over the past few seasons, if the Black Cats have been struggling in March then their trigger-happy owner Ellis Short has made the change of boss, and it has had a positive impact on the team.

That has not happened this time, even though Sunderland are in a terrible position. I don't see them avoiding relegation, and I have thought that for a number of weeks now.

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Alistair Mann
MOTD commentator

It's now only the most optimistic Sunderland supporters who still believe their side will emerge successful from the latest of their annual battles to beat the drop.

Realistically, they will need to win at least five of their remaining seven games, having so far won only five of their first 31.

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John Roder
Match of the Day commentator

For very different reasons both of these teams need a win this weekend. Hull require three victories from their remaining six fixtures to be safe, according to Phil Neville on last Saturday's Match of the Day.

However, with vastly contrasting home and away records since Marco Silva's arrival, can Hull record their first away win under the new head coach?

Stoke have finished in ninth place in the Premier League for the past three seasons but a run of four successive defeats - and only two wins in their last 11 - has seen them drop to 13th.

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on MOTD3

There are times Romelu Lukaku plays like a pussycat when you know there is a tiger underneath the surface. 

It's a shame he doesn't seem to want to stay at Everton because Ronald Koeman is building something really special. He's a beast of a player when he is on it. He ruins defenders with his power and strength.

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