Dembele & Son score within three minutes of each other
Kane's turn and finish on return to XI, Janssen's first goal since October
Spurs close the gap on leaders Chelsea to four points
Five games at 15:00 BST - including Palace v Leicester
Southampton v Man City - 17:30 BST
Image source, Daily StarAnd the Daily Star also runs with the game at Old Trafford.
Chelsea manager Antonio Conte has urged Jose Mourinho not to bother him on the touchline on Sunday.
The pair have been involved in several 'heated discussions' in the technical area this season, most notably in last month’s bad tempered FA clash at Stamford Bridge.
The Times back page focuses on Chelsea's trip to Manchester United on Sunday as they look to move one step closer to the Premier League title.
But closest rivals Spurs will have the chance to close the gap to four points when they welcome Bournemouth in today's early kick-off.
Image source, The Times
Image source, .Three of the bottom four are in action. Bottom club Sunderland will end the day 13 points from safety with six games remaining if they lose at home to West Ham (15:00 BST) and Hull City win at Stoke City.
However, if Hull don't win then Swansea City will climb out of the relegation zone if they win at Watford.
Crystal Palace, who were one point outside the relegation zone when Sam Allardyce took charge in December, could climb to 10th with a win at home to Leicester.
Image source, .With leaders Chelsea facing Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday (16:00 BST), Tottenham will cut their lead at the top of the table to four points if they beat Bournemouth later (12:30 BST).
Other movement at the top end of the table will see Manchester City climb above Liverpool, who are at West Brom on Sunday (13:30 BST), if they win at Southampton (17:30 BST).
Arsenal, who are at Middlesbrough on Monday (20:00 BST), will drop to seventh if Everton beat Burnley (15:00 BST). The Toffees could finish the day in fifth.
It was a good Friday to remember for Brighton as they edged ever closer to the hallowed turf of the Premier League with victory over Wolves.
They can all-but secure promotion on Monday against Wigan on the south-coast.
But elsewhere, the skies turned grey for Coventry as they were relegated to League Two for the first time in 58 years.
We'll bring you a full round-up of last night's EFL fixtures in the next hour or so.
Image source, Getty ImagesWelcome to your bank holiday weekend bonanza!
We've got seven Premier League games for you to feast your eyes on today - so go easy on the Easter eggs and save some room, it's going to be a packed one.