Match of the Day

Former Manchester City midfielder Frank Lampard on Vincent Kompany's return to fitness: "We talk a lot about Manchester City under Pep Guardiola and playing out from the back and how good they want to be from the back, but the first rule of defending is to defend. 

"Kompany is the best defender at the club. When you see Kompany in the team you feel a bit stronger about them at the back. 

"He [Guardiola] has chopped and change a lot at the back but a fit Vincent Kompany can only be a good thing for the club."

Von: Anfield cat ran on the pitch during Spurs game 2012 some fans chanted "A Cat... A Cat, A Cat, A Cat"  

Rich Crocker: Opposition fans to Dean Gerken "your dad is a cucumber". Genius.  

ItsAllAboutTheMane: My all time favourite chant - "Maxi, Maxi Rodriguez runs down the wing for me" to the tune of "Heartbeat"  

The word on the street is that Thibaut Courtois might be out for Chelsea this afternoon...

Match of the Day

Alan Shearer on Bournemouth's performance in the 4-0 defeat at Tottenham: "They came to Spurs expecting to be beaten. 

"They’ve got 35 points, they think they’re safe, they’re not. They didn’t turn up today. They didn’t put the effort in at all, they didn’t close down, it was a very sloppy performance.

"It was too, too easy, there was no protection for the defenders. Spurs got through the backline with ease. They have got to be prepared to put tackles in to crunch someone."

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When Frank Lampard talks about Chelsea you would be wise to listen. He has told BBC Sport that Tottenham's impressive form in pursuit of the Blues will make the Premier League leaders nervous.

"Chelsea are very aware that Spurs are there and it'll be a tough game for them tomorrow," the former midfielder told BBC Sport.

"There will be some nervousness but so there should be."

West Brom head coach Tony Pulis says one or two unnamed players are nursing bruises and will be assessed ahead of the visit of Liverpool.

Should they be passed fit, the Baggies will have a fully-fit squad on Sunday.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp expects injured midfielders Jordan Henderson and Adam Lallana to return before the end of the month.

Roberto Firmino and Philippe Coutinho should be recalled to the starting XI after being substitutes against Stoke.

Rich Barker: Enjoyed Stafford Rangers coming back from 1-3 to 3-3 against Spennymoor, and chanting 'You're not singing Spenny-moor'.

TM BG: Liverpool's "Don't blame it on the Biscan, Don't blame it on the Hamann, Don't blame it on the Finnan, Blame it on Traore"  

Stuart: We want Zola out is my new favourite.

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So using Radcliffe's delve into the history of the terrace chant as inspiration, we want to know your favourite football songs.

The Pet Shops Boys has spawned a few fair chants up and down the land - think 'One-nil to the Ars-en-alll' and 'Go Weeeeeest Brom-wich Al-bi-on'.

And Depeche Mode classic 'Just Can't Get Enough' was famously used as a backing track by Celtic fans. Before almost everyone else across the UK copied them to serenade players ranging from Luis Suarez to Ross McCormack to Michael Chopra.

Ever sang about Jay Tabb to a Beyonce tune? Or used The Kinks to salute Richard Naylor?

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BBC Radio 5 live

Here is how our coverage schedule is looking for today...

Obviously, our live text service is up and running. I'm here to guide you through to the end of the West Brom Liverpool game. Our live text coverage of Manchester United v Chelsea gets under way at 14:30 BST.

Radio 5 live sport starts at 12:00, with Jonathan Overend presents the day's sports news and interviews. 

At 12:15 it is Match of the Day 2, hosted by Mark Chapman, which is also on BBC Two.

5 live will then have updates from the Hawthorns, followed by full commentary from Old Trafford at 16:00.

606 is, unsurprisingly, on at 18:06.

At 19:30 we have a special show on football chants - From Doris to Depeche: The Football Fans' Songbook - hosted by Mark Radcliffe and exploring the history of the football chant to find out what makes a hit in the stands. 

More keeper transfer chat in the Mail on Sunday, who say that Real madrid are after either Chelsea's Thibaut Courtois or Manchester United David de Gea this summer. Manchester City keeper Joe Hart, who is currently on loan at Torino, will then join the club who lose their first-choice number one. 

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More big transfer deals in Sunday's Star, this time involving Manchester United, who are apparently chasing a £125m double swoop on Atletico Madrid. Antoine Griezmann has long been linked with United, but now keeper Jan Oblak has been thrown into the mix.

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The Sunday Express have gone with a Diego Costa story, claiming Chelsea are willing to let him go and secure a "dream move" to China. Really? That is his dream move?

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We start with the Sunday Times, who focus on Spurs' charge. Their manager Mauricio Pochettino is trying to turn the heat up on Chelsea, claiming that people are now championing his side after trying to "kill" them last season while willing Leicester to win the league. 

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Manchester United v Chelsea is the second of today's fixtures, following the 13:30 BST kick-off at the Hawthorns, where West Brom host Liverpool.

More of all that in a bit. First, here are some of today's back pages...

Could a Chelsea slip-up come today? Old Trafford would not be top of the list of places Antonio Conte would have liked to be visiting at this point of the season, with Tottenham on fire and a certain individual waiting to greet them...

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Tottenham are on the charge. Yesterday's hammering of Bournemouth was their seventh win on the bounce. They have scored the joint-most goals in the division, conceded the least and won more points than any other Premier League side in 2017. No wonder Harry Kane feels like his side are "unbeatable" at the moment.

The gap between themselves and league-leaders Chelsea is down to four points and the message is clear - if you slip up, we are waiting.