The always dapper Gareth Ainsworth, boss of League Two promotion challengers Wycombe Wanderers, is refusing to shave until his side lose - as he believes it's a lucky charm.

So we want you to tell us what sporting superstitions you have.

Is it always left sock before right sock? Can you only head to the Sunday league pitches in one lucky pair of pants?

From the sublime to the ridiculous - we want to hear them all. Get in touch on Twitter via #bbcfootball or text 81111 - but don't forget to leave us your name.

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BBC Radio 5 live

We've got live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live for both of today's matches, firstly from St James' Park and then over to Old Trafford.

Listen to build-up with Jonathan Overend right now.

Go on, fire up the wireless or click on the icon at the top of this page!

Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku is expected to play after overcoming a sickness bug.

Back-up goalkeeper Sergio Romero remains injured, but defenders Phil Jones and Daley Blind have both trained this week and are available.

Ex-United defender Jonny Evans is a doubt for West Brom with a knee injury.

Nacer Chadli and Sam Field are in contention, having played for the under-23 side earlier this week, while Daniel Sturridge is also available.

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Islam Slimani is available for Newcastle after missing last weekend's win against his parent club Leicester.

Manager Rafael Benitez has a fully fit squad to choose from for Sunday's match.

Arsenal will assess midfielders Aaron Ramsey and Jack Wilshere, who both suffered injuries against CSKA Moscow.

Granit Xhaka may return after missing Thursday's game through illness, while Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang comes back into the fold having been cup-tied.

Mohamed Elneny is also available after winning an appeal against the red card he received against Southampton.

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Right, time to focus on today's matches.

First up, some early team news...

Talking of the EFL, Wolves are playing this afternoon for the first time since winning promotion to the Premier League.

They take on Birmingham City from 12:00 BST. You can follow the live text on this link.

Should be a quiet, non-event against their Midlands rivals. Ahem...

Leaders Wolves sealed promotion to the Premier League on Saturday without kicking a ball when rivals Fulham were held to a draw. They need four points from their last four games to clinch the title - fewer if Cardiff fail to take maximum points.

Fulham, Cardiff and Aston Villa are assured of at least a play-off place, while Sunderland and Burton could both suffer the drop next weekend.

Wigan, Blackburn and Shrewsbury are all assured of at least a play-off place in League One, but Bury became the first Football League team to be relegated on Saturday - and Northampton could join them next weekend.

Accrington, Luton and Wycombe have already claimed a play-off place in League Two and it looks like Barnet and Chesterfield are destined for the drop.

Southampton slipped deeper into relegation trouble as Chelsea came from 2-0 down to win 3-2 and leave Saints five points from safety.

Crystal Palace and Huddersfield won to move away from the bottom three.

Tom Ince scored a 91st-minute winner to help Huddersfield beat Watford 1-0.

Wilfried Zaha netted twice as Palace beat Brighton 3-2, with all five goals scored in the opening 34 minutes, while Swansea drew 1-1 at home to Everton.

Mohamed Salah scored his 30th Premier League goal of the season - and 40th in all competitions - as third-placed Liverpool swept aside Bournemouth 3-0 at Anfield.

First-half strikes from Chris Wood and Kevin Long gave Burnley a 2-1 win over Leicester.

And Manchester City took a step closer to the title with a 3-1 win over Tottenham.

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Manchester City will win the Premier League title if Manchester United lose to West Brom at Old Trafford today.

If United draw or win against the Baggies, they could still hand their rivals the title if they lose against Bournemouth on Wednesday.

Regardless of United's results, City will win the title if they defeat Swansea on 22 April.

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I know, I know. It should all be about Newcastle v Arsenal and Manchester United v West Brom today.

But first let us take a moment to explain what could happen in the Premier League title (non) race on Sunday...

They couldn't hand it to them, could they?

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