Jermaine Jenas
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

From Brendan Rodgers' point of view, Leicester have a lot to play for. The team and individuals want to show what they are capable of. After the win against Arsenal they will be confident and have started to fall into a rhythm of how he wants them to play. I think they will make life difficult for City.

Rafael Benitez's Newcastle are hard to beat always, it is always a tough game.

Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk was named PFA Players’ Player of the Year last weekend.

And he says all they can focus on is winning their last two Premier League games.

“Anything is still possible,” he said.

“We have two games left. We’ll try everything we can to win both games - that’s the only thing we can focus on and if anything changes with Man City, it will be fantastic for us.

"If not, we end the season hopefully with 97 points and we did everything we could.”

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A first league title for 29 years lies tantalisingly within reach for Liverpool but why have their previous attempts to regain their crown ended in failure and what is different this time?

Read about it here.

And it might be 24 points in a couple of hours.

That's a good question. Wish I had the answer. Second-placed Liverpool are 21 points above third-placed Tottenham.

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on Football Focus

Neither side [Manchester City and Liverpool] have changed the way they play which is great.

I’ve been to City’s last three games and every game has been the same – a tight first half and then in the second half it’s like the manager said ‘go and play’ and they have.

Jermaine Jenas
Former Tottenham midfielder on Football Focus earlier today

I can't see either Liverpool or Manchester City slipping up.

I highlighted three [difficult] games for City – Spurs, United and Burnley – and they didn’t flinch. Their game management is so impressive.

The way they’re handling the latter stages of games is incredible. Liverpool have got better as the pressure has come on. You can’t fault them either.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

The title battle that's relentlessly traded blow by winning blow for weeks could be all over by Monday night.

That's if Liverpool fail to win - and at a ground where they haven't won in the last four visits.

This season is very different though, and it would be very cruel if their marathon Premier and Champions League campaigns were to end in the same week.

"This is football", as the top coaches often remind us.

The extra twist comes with Rafael Benitez.

It might prove his last St James' Park game as Newcastle manager (here we go again!) and, for all his Liverpool history and allegiance, proud Rafa will be desperate to win - and remain the last Reds boss to bring major success.

Want to hear a rap about Liverpool's title hopes? Then click the video.

If anything there has been too much football news today.

Here are some headlines from today's game...

• Nine-man Spurs' Champions League hopes took a hit
• Celtic won an eighth consecutive Scottish league
• Notts County's 131-year spell in the Football League came to an end
• Bayern Munich boosted their Bundesliga title hopes

Andros Townsend has just scored the goal which has surely relegated Cardiff City.

They trail 3-1 to Crystal Palace but need to win to realistically have a chance of staying up.

Follow that one here.

Spanish La Liga

Liverpool's Champions League semi-final opponents Barcelona are also playing tonight.

But unlike the Reds, they have the luxury of having already won La Liga.

Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, Marc-Andre Ter Stegen, Gerard Pique, Ivan Rakitic, Sergio Busquets, Jordi Alba and Sergi Roberto all have the night off.

Barca's game at Celta Vigo also kicks off at 19:45 BST.

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Speaking of Barcelona...

Ricology: That selection should have been named in Barcelona. A genuine striker would have added a lot to all those missed chances.

It's the final day in League One with relegation and title matters on the line.

And there's just been a controversial goal in a relegation clash between Plymouth and Scunthorpe.

Plymouth keeper Matt Macey rolled the ball out to the Iron right-hand side to put the ball out to get some treatment.

But it was returned with interest by Josh Morris, straight into the Argyle net! The ball loops right over the Pilgrims keeper.

Scunthorpe didn't give them a Leeds-style goal back either.

Read about it here.

Newcastle make two changes from the side that drew 1-1 with Brighton last time out. Centre-back Jamaal Lascelles returns for Federico Fernandez and Ki Sung-yueng starts in place of ex-Liverpool midfielder Jonjo Shelvey.

Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Dummett, Schar, Lascelles, Manquillo, Hayden, Atsu, Ki, Ritchie, Perez, Rondon.

Subs: Darlow, Shelvey, Diame, Muto, Kenedy, Fernandez, Barreca.

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Liverpool leave out unfit Roberto Firmino as Daniel Sturridge starts up front. Jordan Henderson, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Dejan Lovren replace Naby Keita - who is out for the season with a groin injury - Joe Gomez and Joel Matip from the team that lost 3-0 to Barcelona on Wednesday.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Van Dijk, Lovren, Robertson, Fabinho, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Salah, Mane, Sturridge.

Subs: Mignolet, Milner, Gomez, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Shaqiri, Origi, Matip.

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Re my 18:46 BST question...

Jermaine Jenas
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool have lost once in the Premier League. I think Jurgen Klopp is rightly still so positive in terms of what he is seeing in the development of his team and the way they are playing. It is a positive season for Liverpool regardless if they come out with nothing.