Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on MOTD3

I watch Romelu Lukaku and I wonder which sides he could actually play for. Manchester City? I doubt it. I could probably see him more at Chelsea. 

If you're looking around Europe then you are looking at Atletico Madrid or someone like that because they have been able to replace strikers over the last five or six years.

They've replaced Sergio Augero, they've replaced Radamel Falcao, they've replaced Diego Costa. It looks as though Antoine Griezmann will be leaving Atletico - if not this summer then over the next couple of summers. 

You look at someone like that where Lukaku could go and be a total success.

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Twenty-three Premier League goals and counting for Romelu Lukaku this season - four ahead of nearest challenger Harry Kane.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

Everton are hunting a new club record for successive Premier League home wins, against a Burnley side still seeking ANY away win.

The Clarets have three chances left, with the last (and furthest!) trip to Bournemouth probably their best bet - assuming both are safe from relegation by the season's penultimate weekend.

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But back to today's football...

Lawro's opponents for this weekend's Premier League fixtures are Sting and his son Joe Sumner, who are both Newcastle fans.

"Football played a big part in my life growing up in Wallsend," Sting told BBC Sport. "The last trophy we won was the Fairs Cup in 1969 and I went to a lot of our home games during that run.

"Bobby Moncur was the captain and he was my hero - he still is.

"My favourite players are from that era - people like Jim Iley, all those old people. Footballers always seemed much older than me, but now they seem like my children. It's strange, it is just an age thing".

Read his predictions here... 

And make your own here... 

And it's come to the attention of R.Kelly, the real R.Kelly...

...please stand up.

If you haven't seen this video, where have you been this week?

Billericay Town's squad, including ex-Premier League players Jamie O'Hara and Paul Konchesky, performed a bizarre rendition of R Kelly song 'The World's Greatest' in the dressing room before the Ryman League Cup final.  

So we want to know - what are your pre-match rituals?

Are they as strange as this?

Let us know - you can text on 851111 or tweet #bbcfootball

Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator

A little over two months ago, Crystal Palace were second from bottom in the table, with Leicester lying just one place above the relegation zone.

But only Spurs can better the 15 points both teams have taken from the last 18 available and Sam Allardyce believes one more win would 'probably be enough' to secure Palace's safety.

On paper, the timing of the game should aid Allardyce's chances of getting that victory on Saturday, as Craig Shakespeare will surely be tempted to rest a number of Leicester's first-team regulars with Tuesday's return leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Atletico Madrid in mind.

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Jonathan Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

How is Dele Alli not on the shortlist for the main PFA Player of the Year award? Don't expect him to rampage trying to prove people wrong.

It might have happened last season but he and Spurs are far more mature and clinically dispassionate now. 

That's why they won't crumble during the run-in again.

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Seven fixtures in the Premier League to keep you busy today:

• Tottenham v Bourmemouth (12:30)
• Crystal Palace v Leicester City (15:00)
• Everton v Burnley (15:00)
• Stoke City v Hull City (15:00)
• Sunderland v West Ham (15:00)
• Watford v Swansea (15:00)
• Southampton v Manchester City (17:30)

Football Focus

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Former Liverpool striker Fernando Torres says Steven Gerrard was "everything to him" as a player, and admits he felt sorry for the former Reds captain after his infamous slip against Chelsea in April 2014.

"It was so unfair for Stevie. He deserved to win the Premier League," Torres tells Football Focus on BBC One from 12:00 BST. 

Watch a clip of the interview here.

Here is the run down of what's on the BBC's airwaves today.

Football Focus, 12:00 BST, BBC One

Dan Walker is joined by John Hartson and Mark Lawrenson in today's programme...

There are also interviews with Didier Drogba and Fernando Torres. 

Tottenham v Bournemouth, 12:30 BST, Radio 5 live  

Commentary comes from Ian Brown with analysis from former Fulham goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer.

Final Score, 14:30 BST, BBC Red Button  

It's Jacqui Oatley in the chair today with Danny Mills and Kevin Kilbane talking you through the games.

Sunderland v West Ham, 15:00 BST, Radio 5 live 

Ian Dennis is joined by former Everton midfielder Leon Osman. 

Plymouth Argyle were made to wait for promotion to League One after drawing 1-1 against Portsmouth at Fratton Park.

But a win for Derek Adams' side against Newport on Monday will secure promotion. 

And at the other end of the table Leyton Orient staved off relegation from the Football League for another few days at least.

But they were denied a much-needed victory as Luton stole a 2-2 draw.

Orient remain 10 points adrift of safety.

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There was plenty to talk about in League One last night too, not least at the Ricoh arena.

Coventry City were relegated to the fourth tier of English football for the first time in 58 years after drawing with fellow strugglers Charlton.

And the game was twice delayed in the first 10 minutes when Charlton fans threw plastic pigs onto the pitch in protest against the club's ownership.

Birmingham are now just four points above the Championship relegation zone following last night's 1-1 draw with relegated Rotherham.

And the action continued after the game as several Blues players were involved in an argument after the final whistle.

Full-back Emilio Nsue had to be held back from team-mate Ryan Shotton as the pair clashed at the end of the post-match warm-down.  

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In last night's EFL fixtures we had late goals, great saves, relegations, pigs, and controversy.

But we'll start with the dramatic conclusion at St James' Park.

Chris Wood scored a stoppage-time equaliser to earn play-off chasing Leeds a point at second-placed Newcastle.

Read the report here.

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Liverpool have put Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk at the top of their transfer target list this summer.

Jose Mourinho wants Antoine Griezmann from Atletico Madrid and Everton's Romelu Lukaku to create a formidable attacking trio with Zlatan Ibrahimovic.  

Arsene Wenger has told Alexis Sanchez that the club will not be held to ransom over contract demands of £300,000 a week.

And more here.

BBC Radio 5 live

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Tune into BBC Radio 5 live right now and you can listen to the Danny Baker Show.

Danny wants to hear about the times you've forgotten about a game of football or forgotten a player's name.

There may have been a few you wanted to forget, but which ones genuinely slipped your mind?

Use #bbcfootball to tell us

The Daily Mail feature Brighton's final push for the Premier League.

EFL player of the season Anthony Knockaert was on the score sheet once again as the Seagulls beat Wolves, and they could secure automatic promotion with victory over Wigan on Monday.

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Marco Silva makes the back pages of the Telegraph as he gives his first interview since arriving in England.

The Hull City boss reveals how he's slowly been proving the pundits wrong. 

"They didn’t do their homework about my career, did they?” he says.