FT: Hull 2-0 Watford - Markovic & Clucas
FT: Bournemouth 4-0 Boro - King, Afobe, Pugh & Daniels
FT: Swansea 2-0 Stoke - Llorente & Carroll
FT: West Ham 0-0 Everton
Bottom 3: Sunderland (21pts), Boro, (24 pts), Swansea (31pts)
Swansea City v Stoke City (15:00 BST)
Ian Dennis
Senior football reporter at Liberty Stadium for 5 live Sport
Image source, PAIt's a gorgeous day here in South Wales. Paul Clement believes that if Swansea win three of their five remaining games they will have a chance of staying up.
Clement has ramped up the pressure - there's no hiding from that fact that this is a massive fixture for the Swans.
Swansea v Stoke (15:00 BST)
John Roder
Match of the Day commentator
In describing this match as 'must win' immediately after the defeat at Watford, Paul Clement has set Swansea up for what is almost certainly their biggest fixture since the Championship play-off final in 2011.
It will be a tense afternoon, as the Swans look to make up ground on Hull.
It may be that Swansea's two Premier League defeats to Hull this season will be the difference as to who stays up and who is relegated.
Image source, Getty ImagesSwansea v Stoke (15:00 BST)
Swansea manager Paul Clement makes four changes from the team that lost to Watford last week.
Stephen Kingsley, Jordan Ayew, Leon Britton and Tom Carroll come in for Martin Olsson, Jay Fulton, Ki Sung-yeung and Luciano Narsingh.
Fernando Llorente had been a fitness doubt but starts.
Swansea: Fabianski, Naughton, Kingsley, Mawson, Fernandez, Fer, Britton, Carroll, Ayew, Llorente, Sigurdsson.
Subs: Ki, van der Hoorn, Borja Baston, Nordfeldt, Montero, Narsingh, Roberts.
Aside from Jack Butland's first appearance for over a year, Mark Hughes has made two further changes to his starting 11.
Joe Allen returns in midfield after a hamstring injury while Peter Crouch comes in to start up front alongside Saido Berahino.
Stoke: Butland, Johnson, Shawcross, Martins Indi, Pieters, Shaqiri, Allen, Cameron, Arnautovic, Berahino, Crouch.
Subs: Bardsley, Muniesa, Whelan, Adam, Diouf, Sobhi, Grant.
West Ham v Everton (15:00 BST)
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Hosts West Ham make four changes from their draw with Swansea.
Adrian, Winston Reid and Havard Nordtveit come in, along with Jonathan Calleri who makes his first Premier League start.
Image source, .Everton make one change in goal - Joel Robles makes way for Maarten Stekelenburg. The Dutchman is playing his first game since 19 December.
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Pitch invasion at Sincil Bank! Lincoln City have been promoted back to the Football League after beating Macclesfield 2-1 in the National League.
Their promotion comes a few months after their run to the quarter-finals in the FA Cup.
No wonder the Imps fans are celebrating. One fan has just snogged the face off manager Danny Cowley. Not sure how impressed he was by it.
Bournemouth v Middlesbrough (15:00 BST)
Image source, .Eddie Howe reacts to Bournemouth's 4-0 defeat at Tottenham last Saturday by making two changes to his starting line-up.
Midfielders Ryan Fraser and Dan Gosling return to the side in place of Junior Stanislas and Jack Wilshere, who is out for the rest of the season.
Bournemouth: Boruc, Adam Smith, Francis, Steve Cook, Daniels, Fraser, Arter, Gosling, Pugh, King, Afobe.
Image source, .Two changes for Middlesbrough too as defenders Calum Chambers, on loan from Arsenal, and George Friend return in place of Fabio and Grant Leadbitter.
Middlesbrough: Guzan, Barragan, Ayala, Chambers, Gibson, Friend, Ramirez, de Roon, Clayton, Downing, Negredo.
Hull City v Watford (15:00 BST)
Hull make two changes from their defeat to Stoke, with Ahmed Elmohamady brought in at right-back and Harry Maguire shifting to the middle of defence. Club captain Michael Dawson makes way. In midfield, Evandro replaces Tom Huddlestone.
Hull XI: Jakupovic, Elmohamady, Ranocchia, Maguire, Robertson, Markovic, Clucas, N'Diaye, Grosicki, Evandro, Niasse. Subs: Huddlestone, Hernandez, Maloney, Mbokani, Dawson, Henriksen, Marshall.
Image source, .One change for Watford as Miguel Britos returns from suspension to replace Adrian Mariappa in defence.
Watford XI: Gomes, Janmaat, Prodl, Britos, Holebas, Cleverley, Doucoure, Amrabat, Capoue, Niang, Deeney. Subs: Mariappa, Success, Behrami, Zuniga, Kabasele, Pantilimon, Okaka.
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Eddie Howe makes two changes to his Bournemouth side.
Jack Wilshere, who will miss the rest of the season through injury, and Junior Stanislas are replaced by Dan Gosling and Ryan Fraser for the Cherries.
We'll have the full team news for you in a moment.
Swansea v Stoke (15:00 BST)
After a year out injured, Jack Butland returns in goal for Stoke.
He's spent 13 months on the sidelines after breaking his ankle while in action for England against Germany.
Full team news to follow.
Team news coming up for the four Premier League games this afternoon. Brace yourselves...
Man City Women v Lyon (14:00 BST)
Manchester City Women are taking on Lyon in the Women's Champions League semi-finals this afternoon.
You can listen to commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra. Kick-off is at 14:00 BST.
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Scottish ups and downs
In the Scottish top flight, Rangers can’t quite clinch the Europa League this weekend.
As for the Championship, nothing can happen at the bottom yet, although defeat for Ayr plus wins for their rivals could leave them on the brink of finishing in the bottom two.
Stenhousemuir will be relegated from League One if they lose at rivals Peterhead. A draw will condemn Stenny to the bottom two.
And in League Two, Annan Athletic will guarantee at least a play-off place if they win and Montrose lose.
Bournemouth v Middlesbrough (15:00 BST)
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BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
A note to let you know that from 17:55 BST, BBC Sport brings you live radio commentary of the opening match of WSL 1.
Live from Stoke Gifford Stadium it's Bristol City Women v Reading FC Women.
This is the last season when the Women's Super League will be played in summer - it reverts to a winter league from this September.
Swansea v Stoke (15:00 BST)
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League Two
Image source, Rex FeaturesBottom club Leyton Orient will be relegated to the National League if they fail to win at Crewe and Hartlepool United avoid defeat at home to Barnet.
Elsewhere, Luton Town can secure a play-off place if they beat Accrington Stanley away and six out of seven other results go their way.
Yep, it's a 10-horse race in the League Two play-offs, as BBC Sport's Phil Shepka explains here.
League One
Image source, Getty ImagesRemember when Swindon Town announced former Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood as director of football?
Five months on and Sherwood's team will be relegated to League Two if they lose at home to promotion hopefuls Scunthorpe United and Bury avoid defeat at home to Northampton Town.
Elsewhere, second-placed Bolton Wanderers will be promoted if they win at struggling Port Vale and and third-placed Fleetwood fail to win at Gillingham.
Champions Sheffield United will have to win at MK Dons if they want to reach 100 points before the end of the season.
Not that we want you to leave us here, but there's big drama over in the Fed Cup tennis.
Great Britain's World Group II play-off in Romania has been suspended after Romania captain Ilie Nastase was sent off by the umpire, with Britain's Jo Konta left in tears.
If you want to see what's going on, we've got live text coverage right here.