Alan Green
BBC Radio 5 live

How many teams in the Premier League would not have Sergio Aguero starting this afternoon? We talk about Diego Costa leaving Chelsea... I wonder if Aguero is going to leave Manchester City?

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

I know Leicester have got a good record against Manchester City recently - they thumped them 4-2 in December and won at Etihad Stadium on their way to winning the title last season - but I just don't see the Foxes beating them again.

I think last season's champions might make it quite an open game, but that will probably suit Pep Guardiola's side.

Prediction: 2-0 home win

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Chris Waddle
Ex-Spurs and England winger for 5 live Sport

Antonio Conte is hands on and wants to be part of the team. He kicks every ball. He has that mean bit about him as well. It comes down to respect. Chelsea deserve to be champions.

Richard Morris: Hope Manchester City will be at least 3-0 up with 10 minutes to go, so Pablo Zabaleta can come on for what I think will be his farewell. A true legend. 

Jay: Sergio Aguero obviously has a more important job than scoring goals - safeguarding the cake.

As long as he isn't tucking into, Jay.

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John Motson
Match of the Day commentator

A win for Manchester City will edge them closer to Champions League qualification, which would rescue a disappointing first season under boss Pep Guardiola.

However, they face a Leicester side that have been something of a bogey team to City of late, and who have been in such sensational form since Craig Shakespeare took over.

They've scored two or more goals in eight out of 10 matches under him to comfortably secure their survival.

He has done more than enough to be given the job long-term, but he faces a difficult summer to keep hold of their prize assets Riyad Mahrez, Kasper Schmeichel and Jamie Vardy.

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Sana Hasimi: Sergio Aguero should be starting, unless he is still injured. 

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It's Yaya Toure's 34th birthday today and Pep Guardiola has delivered the midfielder the present he wanted - a place in the team.

For heaven's sake let's just hope City have remembered the cake.

Sergio Aguero has passed a fitness test, but starts on the bench with Gabriel Jesus preferred up front. It is the same Man City starting XI that began the 5-0 win over Crystal Palace last Saturday.

Man City XI: Caballero, Fernandinho, Kompany, Otamendi, Clichy, Yaya Toure, De Bruyne, Silva, Sterling, Sane, Gabriel Jesus.

Subs: Gunn, Aguero, Nolito, Zabaleta, Fernando, Kolarov, Navas.

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Leicester make two changes. Danny Drinkwater will miss the last two games of the season through a thigh injury and so Andy King comes in to the starting XI. Robert Huth is out because of a foot problem. Ben Chilwell comes in to play at left-back with Christian Fuchs moving in to the middle of defence. 

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Benalouane, Fuchs, Chilwell, Mahrez, Ndidi, King, Albrighton, Okazaki, Vardy.   

Subs: Zieler, Musa, Amartey, Kapustka, Slimani, Gray, Wasilewski.  

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Manchester City

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This is the first time Pep Guardiola has named an unchanged team in the Premier League. What do you think Manchester City fans? Should Sergio Aguero be starting?

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Manchester City are making sure their fans don't forget it is five years since the most famous goal in their entire history and - possibly - the most most famous Premier League goal of them all.

They are playing highlights of the game against QPR on big screens outside the ground.

When I walked past, they were just at the moment where Joey Barton was sent off, his subsequent attack on Sergio Aguero causing the row which created the injury time during which City scored those two dramatic goals to snatch the title from Manchester United, whose game at Sunderland had already finished.

Manchester City

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola: "There are four amazing teams fighting for the last two Champions League places.

"It will be a big, big battle until the last game.

"Hopefully Manchester United can focus on the Europa League and forget a little bit about the Premier League and then next season we can have five English teams in the Champions League, which would be amazing."

Two changes for Leicester City as Ben Chilwell starts at left-back and Andy King returns to midfield. Chrisitan Fuchs is set to play in central defence.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Benalouane, Fuchs, Chilwell, Mahrez, Ndidi, King, Albrighton, Okazaki, Vardy. 

Forward Sergio Aguero is back on the Manchester City bench after being out injured since 30 April.

Man City XI: Caballero, Fernandinho, Kompany, Otamendi, Clichy, Yaya Toure, De Bruyne, Silva, Sterling, Sane, Gabriel Jesus.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has used his programme notes to wish the club's women's team good luck for today's FA Cup final.

City will be looking to win the trophy for the first time when they play Birmingham at Wembley (17:15 BST)

Guardiola said: "Let me wish Man City women the best of luck in this evening's FA Cup final. I understand some fans are going straight from our first-team game here at the Etihad down to Wembley. That's great support and I hope everyone ends the day happy."

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Will a contentious decision that could have been solved by a video referee affect your team this weekend?

BBC Sport's Pat Nevin says this season has proved why video technology is needed more than ever.

Bournemouth

• Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe and assistant manager Jason Tindall played in the club's 1-0 home defeat by Burnley in the third tier in February 2000.
• This is the first Premier League meeting between these clubs on the south coast. Burnley won 3-2 at Turf Moor last December.

Burnley

It's not only Swansea City fans who have undertaken a marathon journey to see their team in action. Burnley fans were up with the lark too to see the Clarets at Bournemouth.

Swansea City

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Manchester City

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Around 90 minutes to kick-off in our first game of the day between Manchester City and Leicester City.

It's five years ago today since that AGUEROOOOOOO title-winning goal.

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