Riyad Mahrez swings a ball in from the right but N'Golo Kante hooks it away. It's straight back with City though and Chelsea are having to do a lot of chasing.

Andreas Christensen then concedes a corner off Ilkay Gundogan.

Kevin de Bruyne slips it inside to Bernardo Silva but he's chased down by Mason Mount.

Good pressing early on from Chelsea.

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Ian Hambly: If Liverpool win the Premier League tonight, will they be - at the same time - the earliest (in terms of games played), and also the latest (date)?

It's the Blues vs the Fruit Salads.

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Arsenal

Arsenal forward Eddie Nketiah told Sky Sports: "It was a very important three points. We have been unfortunate and we knew we had to roll our sleeves up and fight for the win.

"Southampton came out really strong in the second half and we worked hard in the heat to keep going. We work a lot on our high press and for me personally, I always try to give my all and I could smell the uncertainty from the goalkeeper. I have done it hundreds of times so I'm glad one of them has led to a goal."

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There are a trio of Manchester-born 18-year-olds among the Manchester City substitutes tonight, with Cole Palmer - squad number 80 - getting his first call-up into a senior squad and joining Taylor Harwood-Bellis and Tommy Doyle on the bench.

Palmer is an England youth international who can play in attack or midfield and has been with City since under-8 level. He has impressed in the U18 Premier League this season, scoring 15 goals and making five assists in 14 appearances. Will he get a chance to shine in the big time tonight?

Stevo: I want a Citeh-Redmen showdown next week but I would've been prepared to celebrate Liverpool winning the league with beer and chips tonight had a well known frozen grocery store not just cancelled my large order of booze and junk food.

Nip the garage now, Stevo. There's still time!

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola speaking to BT Sport: "I think all the managers didn't know how the teams would be after these exceptional situations. We got a good result [against Burnley] and that was the important thing.

On team changes & prioritising FA Cup: "I have other options. We have a few players injured. Listen, we cannot win titles. But we cannot deny this tough week. Congratulations to Liverpool, they have won it. Champions League qualification, we are in a good position so FA Cup becomes important. We have three or four academy players on the bench.

"He [Phil Foden] picked up a little injury after Burnley. The day after he could not train. We have Newcastle so we need him and Liverpool too."

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard speaking to BT Sport: "It's a big game between two big teams. We're focused on what's vital for us and that's points. It's pressure. It's good pressure for us because we want to win it for ourselves.

"You want to deliver against Man City. Tonight won't be pivotal [in run towards a top four spot] but we want a result. We have one of the best teams in the country or the world coming to the Bridge - it's going to be a tough match.

On team changes: "I felt Christian [Pulisic] could have an impact and start this game. I think a couple of players will hopefulyl freshen us up.

On LFC fans cheering Chelsea: "That is an unusual combination! I think Liverpool won the league months ago, but not taking anything away from them if they were to win it tonight. They have been outstanding. They should celebrate for their brilliant performances. That's for them to celebrate whenever and we will just focus on our performance tonight."

Here's what Frank and Pep have been chatting about before the game...

Ayush Goel: Ross Barkley to win the league for Liverpool, that could be iconic.

Thomas James Finn: What an odd feeling being 90mins away from being CHAMPIONS OF ENGLAND for the first time in my life.. having been a Liverpool supporter since birth 30 years ago... (only time I’ll say it) COME ON CHELSEA.

Here's a few stats for Liverpool fans to ponder. If they're getting behind Chelsea tonight, history suggests the Blues could do them a favour.

Chelsea were obviously involved in the match which secured the title for Leicester City and they have a good record against the defending champions.

In fact, they are unbeaten in their last 12 home games against the current defending champions - which are of course, Manchester City at the moment.

City have won five of the past seven meetings in all competitions against Chelsea though, drawing one and losing one.

It'll be an interesting one!

Steven Reid
Former Blackburn midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live sports extra

The only disappointing thing for Joe Willock is that the away fans would usually be down that end. He would have been celebrating in front of them.

To be a fan of the club and then to score his first Premier League goal, he will have enjoyed that.

So we all know the score. If Manchester City fail to win, Liverpool are crowned Premier League champions.

It's a big night!

Chelsea are currently sat two points above Manchester United in fourth so they will want some breathing space.

Manchester City are obviously trying to delay Liverpool's celebrations as long as possible and Pep Guardiola says his team selection tonight is with their FA Cup quarter-final against Newcastle in mind.

Image source, BBC Sport

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard makes two changes to the side who beat Aston Villa, rewarding Christian Pulisic with a start after he scored in that game.

Ross Barkley comes back into the team, while Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Matteo Kovacic drop to the bench.

Jorginho, returning from a two-game suspension, is on the bench.

Chelsea XI: Kepa, Rudiger, Alonso, Christensen, Kante, Barkley, Willian, Giroud, Mount, Pulisic, Azpilicueta

Subs: Caballero, Jorginho, Abraham, Pedro, Loftus-Cheek, Zouma, Kovacic, James, Gilmour

Image source, BBC Sport

Pep Guardiola makes six changes to the Manchester City team who thrashed Burnley 5-0 on Monday.

Raheem Sterling starts up front, while Kevin de Bruyne, Aymeric Laporte, Benjamin Mendy, Kyle Walker and Ilkay Gundogan are all named in the team.

Gabriel Jesus is only on the bench despite Sergio Aguero being absent with a knee injury. David Silva is a substitute but Phil Foden isn't in the squad.

It is Sterling's first visit to Stamford Bridge since he was racially abused there in December 2018.

Man City XI: Ederson, Walker, Sterling, Gundogan, Laporte, Rodri, De Bruyne, Bernardo, Mendy, Fernandinho Mahrez

Subs: Carson, Jesus, Zinchenko, Sane, Silva, Otamendi, Doyle, Harwood-Bellis, Palmer

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