All over in Easter Sunday's lunchtime kick-off. And it is a big three points for Liverpool.

They move back to third place after edging past West Brom through Roberto Firmino's first-half strike.

Follow all the reaction from The Hawthorns here

Richard Driscoll: 2002 York City v Grimsby. 'You only sing when your fishing" & "I said we hate fish n' chips" and various other fish related chants.

Tom Goddard: "He's big, he's red, his feet stick out the bed - Peter Crouch, Peter Crouch!

Thomas Hollern: The glory days of George Graham at Arsenal produced this classic - 1 Nil to the Arsenal (to the tune of Pet Shop Boy's Go West).

Jose Mourinho's public criticism of Manchester United left-back Luke Shaw is a "high-risk strategy", according to former England left-back Graeme Le Saux.

"Not only do you shame the player, and if he doesn't react that backfires on you, but also what message does it send out to other players in the that group? It puts people on edge," the former Blackburn and Chelsea defender told BBC Radio Five Live's Sportsweek. 

"I can't think of many occasions, with anybody I've worked with, where someone has been criticised publicly and it's really paid dividends. 

 "You need to be protected if you're finding form hard to find, so it's certainly not a strategy I would promote."

So David de Gea returns for Manchester United, despite allegedly having a row with Jose Mourinho. That's what the tabloids have been saying, anyway.

And talking of frosty relations, Mourinho has also dropped Luke Shaw to the bench...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Old Trafford

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho insisted he would be fielding a full-strength for this game because he was aware he would receive criticism if he did not with the Premier League title at such a crucial stage. It has not stopped him leaving top scorer Zlatan Ibrahimovic on the bench ahead of Thursday's Europa League quarter-final second leg with Anderlecht - a move that will not enhance his popularity among Spurs fans. Chelsea lose keeper Thibaut Courtois to injury but have very experienced back-up in Asmir Begovic as they look to re-establish their seven-point lead at the top of the table.

Manchester United make four changes to the side that drew with Anderlecht in midweek, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic dropping to the bench.

David de Gea, Marouane Fellaini, Ander Herrera and Ashley Young all come in, meaning Michael Carrick, Henrick Mkhitaryan and Sergio Romero also drop out.

There's no place for Anthony Martial or Wayne Rooney on the United bench.

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Just one change for Chelsea, with the injured Thibaut Courtois replaced by Asmir Begovic in goal.

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As well as impressing us with your lyrical genius, feel free to have your say on the two line-ups. Incandescent about Ibra? Crestfallen about Courtois?

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

Daniel Anderson: YAYA YAYA YAYA YAYA YAYA TOURE KOLO KOLO KOLO KOLO KOLO TOURE YAYA YAYA YAYA YAYA TOURE KOLO KOLO KOLO KOLO KOLO TOURE

Warren Parker: "You only sing when your ploughing" sang by Leicester fans at Swindon in the 1990's.

And here's a few crackers to get you started...

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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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Ever wondered what makes a hit in the football stands?

It's a playlist from Doris Day to Depeche Mode that includes hymns, nursery rhymes, music hall favourites and pop classics.

BBC music legend Mark Radcliffe (a staunch Manchester City fan - don't let that put you off) explores the history of the football chant in a special programme tonight.

Tune into BBC Radio 5 live from 19:30 BST. 

A few early-birds are already inside a sodden Old Trafford. Been belting it down with rain in Manchester/Salford all day, I can tell you. Living up to its stereotype.

All quiet there at the moment, hopefully both sets of supporters will be cranking up the volume in about an hour or so. Which leads us nicely on to this...

Our chief football writer gives his thought on why Zlatan starts on the bench...

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And the latest game of 'pass the armband' in the Manchester United changing room, the music has stopped on Ashley Young.

He takes over the captain's armband from Marouane Fellaini, who led United out in their last Premier League game at Sunderland.

Confirmation. Keeper Thibaut Courtois is out injured for Chelsea.

More surprisingly, Zlatan Ibrahimovic is left on the home bench. Although the 35-year-old was moaning the other day he was feeling "tired".

Full deets on their way.

No wonder Lawro is backing Chelsea. United have a stinking record against the Blues in recent seasons...

Our man Mark Lawrenson has been looking into his crystal football again. Here's how sees the game panning out...  

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Read Lawro's full prediction - and see how he got on yesterday - here.

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Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea keeper on MOTD2 Extra

On reports that Chelsea keeper Thibaut Courtois is injured and will be replaced by Asmir Begovic

The fact he's played quite a number of games for Chelsea, the players will know him - they train with him every day. I think it will be pretty seamless.