Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

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This match between two sides at the wrong end of the Premier League table could hardly be any more important.

The recent stirrings from Watford and the surge from Southampton will have lurked spectre-like in the dark corners of Eddie Howe and Graham Potter's broken sleep.

Both have plenty of time and opportunity to get themselves safe, but the likelihood is that they will be somewhere near the trap door through to May.

Brighton's last league win over Bournemouth was at the Withdean Stadium more than a decade ago - in football's third tier. It's a reminder for both clubs that, for all the pressure that comes with a Premier League relegation battle, life can be a lot worse.

The title race is done and dusted - even Pep says so - so it's all about relegation from here on in, right?

We'll be focusing on Brighton v Bournemouth first up and then it's Vicarage Road which looks to be the most lively...

Seven games, four kick-off times, a couple of humdingers down at the business end of the table. Another day for you and me in Premier League paradise.

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Brighton and Hove Albion v Bournemouth (12:30 GMT)

Newcastle United v Everton (15:00 GMT)

Southampton v Crystal Palace (15:00 GMT)

Watford v Aston Villa (15:00 GMT)

Norwich City v Tottenham Hotspur (17:30 GMT)

West Ham United v Leicester City (17:30 GMT)

Burnley v Manchester United (19:45 GMT)

Football, football, football.

It never stops at this time of year does it?

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And now, like a great big dose of sporting indigestion we have seven more games for you to try and make room for.

Anyone for Brighton v Bournemouth?