Dean Saunders
Ex-Liverpool and Wales striker on Final Score

Leon Britton has been brought back into the Swansea side to bring some composure and control to the centre of the pitch. A few players have been hiding for Swansea this season.

It's been a rollercoaster campaign at the Liberty Stadium - Paul Clement's side won four out of his first five after he came in. But recent defeats and a slump in form have really knocked the stuffing out of them.

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Here we go, here we go, here we gooooooo.

We are under way in the Premier League's four matches this afternoon. 

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Bournemouth and Middlesbrough will be among the sides paying tribute to Ugo Ehiogu, who died at the age of 44 on Friday after suffering a cardiac arrest.

Ehiogu spent seven years with Boro, winning the League Cup in 2004.

There will be a minute's applause before kick-off at the Vitality Stadium and another in the 44th minute.

Players from both sides will wear black armbands.

We're around five minutes away from kick-off in the four 15:00 BST Premier League matches.

If you want to keep across the EFL fixtures as well, head over here. 

Football Focus

Former Swansea striker Lee Trundle on Football Focus: "Today is a must-win game, because Swansea have started to run out of time. 

"Fernando Llorente is a player who is criticised for his work-rate, but he is a target man. He needs decent crosses into the box, and lately Swansea haven't been doing that. But the side needs him to pick it up and start scoring goals. 

"This season, the football at the Liberty Stadium has been very frustrating with the side nowhere near their best. But there were times when we faced exiting the Football League - we need some of that battling spirit today."

Dean Saunders
Ex-Liverpool and Wales striker on Final Score

Joe Allen is fit and playing today for Stoke. Swansea fans will be praying the old curse doesn't strike, former players scoring against sides for their new clubs!

Fernando Llorente and Gylfi Sigurdsson are both on the pitch - those two players can keep Swansea in the Premier League.

While Chelsea, Tottenham, Arsenal & Manchester City are waiting to see who will make it to the FA Cup final, teams in the FA People's Cup final have already made it through to their cup finals.

You can catch up with the semi-final highlights here and will be able to follow all the action from the finals in Birmingham next Sunday, 30 April and Monday, 1 May on the BBC Sport website.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

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Injuries will curtail Jack Wilshere's career, one of potentially England's top players. There was a period when people were hoping he's become a Paul Scholes or Steven Gerrard, but that is now not going to happen. 

It's like his body is not capable of dealing with the impact of the modern game. The style of football he plays, he often tangles with opposition players and too often the result is that he's not available for selection.

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Simon Brotherton
Match of the Day commentator

Bournemouth are perched seven points above the relegation zone and should be fine. 

Recent results haven't been great though and Middlesbrough's often chance-starved forwards will have noted that Bournemouth have conceded at least two goals in seven of the last eight games on the south coast.

Boro are still saying the right things, external about staying up, but it looks bleak for them now and there's no hint of a remarkable recovery in the air.

They haven't won in the league since just before Christmas and are without a victory from any of their last 15 away games.

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Middlesbrough

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Martin Fisher
Match of the Day commentator

Two points clear of the relegation zone and with just five games to play, Hull City will be targeting victory in this match, along with Sunderland's visit to the KCOM Stadium in two weeks, as their most likely pathway to Premier League survival.

Marco Silva's remarkable success on home soil, external is well documented but continued failings on the road make its continuation imperative.

On paper, Watford provide the perfect opposition. Safely ensconced in mid-table, they have little to play for and their away form is awful, losing their last three in a row.

Complacency might be the biggest obstacle to Silva's side taking another giant stride towards safety.

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Chris from Leek: That's the strongest side Stoke have put out all season. Swansea are doomed today.

James: I honestly don't care if Hull stay up or go down, all I want is a fresh start with a new Chairman. I feel like the last few years have been about fixing problems rather than building a team. Marco has been amazing and I hope he stays regardless of the next games.

Jonathan Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

West Ham need three points for safety. Everton need to improve their away form to finish in the top five. They are favourites here even though they haven't won outside of Goodison Park for nearly three months.

They've only lost once against the Hammers in 17 meetings. Romelu Lukaku has a lethal hit-rate against them. They also have pace in key attacking areas to trouble the patched-up home side.

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Here's a nice touch from Nathan Redmond.

The Southampton winger, a former team-mate of Jack Butland's at Birmingham, has welcomed the goalkeeper's return from injury.

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John Roder
Match of the Day commentator

Stoke had some awkward moments against Hull last weekend but eventually came through to record a victory that ended their poor run of results as they now chase another top-10 finish.  

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