Hull City

Hull head coach Marco Silva on away form: "We need to change, of course we need to change.

"We analysed the last game like normal, and I think it's clear to me and I hope it's clear for our players what we need to do differently.

"We need to keep focus always and play with the same confidence we do at home. We need to keep focus, we conceded goals away on the counter-attack."

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

As good as Hull have been at home since Marco Silva took charge in January, they still cannot win away.

The Tigers have drawn one and lost eight out of nine matches on the road in all competitions in that time, and I don't see them improving on that record here.

Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator

This is a real chance for Hull to crank up the pressure on Swansea, who play a day later.

While the Tigers' record on the road is awful, they can draw hope from the fact Southampton haven't exactly been on fire at St Mary's of late.

That said, the Saints display at Chelsea in midweek certainly dispelled any suggestion they might already be on the beach.

But Marco Silva's men are likely to be just that bit more fired up than the home side, given how strong a position victory would put them in, with all-but-doomed Sunderland the visitors to their KCOM Stadium fortress next week.

Now let's take a look at our heavyweight clashes this afternoon.

Remember eight out of 10 teams at the bottom of the Premier League are in action.

And we'll start with Southampton v Hull City.

We've had our first suggestion for a footballing statue outside the Etihad Stadium.

And we've kicked off in sarcastic vein...

William Darling: Man City could have a big pair of gloves catching a ball, just to remind Claudio Bravo how it's done.

Tottenham can end 22 years of Arsenal supremacy in this weekend's north London derby - but how many Spurs players would get in your combined team?

The last time Spurs finished higher than the Gunners was in the 1994-95 season.

That could change if Mauricio Pochettino's side beat the Gunners on Sunday (16:30 BST).

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So, would more Spurs or Arsenal players make your starting XI?

Select your combined team here and then share your XI on social media.

One more game to flag up on this fine Saturday morning.

Remember, we're asking for suggestions of statues outside your team's stadium.

But Spurs play Arsenal on Sunday and in case you can multi-task, have a go at this...

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Chelsea's Diego Costa has been spotted meeting with "super agent" Jorge Mendes. 

West Ham have warned Michail Antonio, 27, that he is going nowhere and have offered to double the winger's wages to stay with the east London club.

Arsene Wenger has revealed that Arsenal scouted Dele Alli, 21, "many, many times" prior to his move from MK Dons to north London rivals Tottenham.

Read more here.

But this is not the only show in town.

In Scotland, Rangers take on Celtic in the final Old Firm derby of the season at Ibrox.

Head over to our dedicated live page for all the team news ahead of that one.

Do you agree?

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Statues.

We've been treated to some 'interesting' new additions in recent months.

Cristiano Ronaldo's bronze bust outside Maderia airport left fans scratching their heads.

But at least he's still in one piece...

In West Java, the Indonesian army have demolished their tiger statue after it became a laughing stock online. Apparently it wasn't as fierce as on their official logo.

But perhaps instead of destroying the poor Tiger, it could have been re-homed outside Hull's KC Stadium?

Let us know what statue you would build outside your ground. Who would you cast in bronze, brass or marble?

Get involved on Twitter #bbcfootball or text us on 81111.

But back to the football now.

And on a day which could be all doom and gloom in the north-east, let's lighten the mood a little.

BBC Radio 5 live

5 live will bring you live and exclusive commentary on Saturday night of Anthony Joshua v Vladimir Klitschko for the unified heavyweight championship of the world.

Mark Pougatch will be on air from 2100 from Wembley Stadium to bring you all the build up with the fight expected to start around 2200. You can also listen via the BBC Sport website and app.

Short recovery time today for sports fans.

So be sure to refuel properly. 

Plenty of protein, take on some fluids and stretch out those muscles - I think it goes something like that.

AJ v Klitschko build-up from 2100.

BBC Radio 5 live

There's no early kick-off in the Premier League this weekend - so you're stuck with me this morning taking you through all the footballing news.

But if you prefer, you can switch over to Mark Chapman on 5 live sport from midday.

Or do both.

And at 15:00 BST there is full match commentary on Southampton v Hull – plus all the goals as they go in across the divisions with Alistair Bruce-Ball and Steve Claridge.

Then onto Sports Report at 17:00 and 606 with Jason & Robbie.

Tune in at the top of the page.

Sunderland will be relegated this weekend:

• If they lose AND Hull avoid defeat at Southampton
• If they lose AND Swansea (who play Manchester United on Sunday) win
• If they draw AND Hull win.
• The Black Cats could also be “on the brink” (12 points adrift with four games left) depending on results.

Sunderland's relegation can be secured this afternoon.

That's the main talking point on a Saturday devoid of many of the so called 'big' sides...

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Southampton v Hull (15:00 BST)

Stoke v West Ham (15:00 BST)

Sunderland v Bournemouth (15:00 BST)

West Brom v Leicester (15:00 BST)

Crystal Palace v Burnley (17:30 BST)

But we've got plenty of exciting bouts on the undercard for you today.

Eight of the bottom 10 teams in the Premier League will be in action this afternoon as they all battle to stay in the ring.

Welcome to Saturday's Premier League football.

Two huge fights on the cards today.

Anthony Joshua v Wladimir Klitschko - the biggest live bout in British boxing history.

Sunderland v Bournemouth - the Black Cats' last chance for redemption.

Their fans are getting weary. Will they be dealt a knockout blow?

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