Summary

  • FT: Sheffield United 0-3 Arsenal - Lacazette (2) & Martinelli put Gunners in control

  • FT: Tottenham 1-3 Man Utd - Fred, Cavani and Greenwood score as visitors come from behind

  • FT: West Ham 3-2 Leicester - Lingard scores twice as Hammers hang on

  • FT: Burnley 1-2 Newcastle - Saint-Maximin creates Murphy leveller and scores second

Live Reporting

Neil Johnston and Tom Rostance

  1. Hammers to finish day fourth?

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    Manchester United will move 11 points behind runaway leaders Manchester City - with a game in hand - if they win at Tottenham.

    However, Jose Mourinho's side could end the day fifth if results go their way.

    West Ham are right in the mix in the race for Champions League football and the Hammers will finish the day fourth if they beat third-placed Leicester.

    Brendan Rodgers side might have something to say about that.

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    Marcus: Sean Dyche doesn't get anywhere near enough credit for what he's done at Burnley. A threadbare squad with little investment and yet he looks like he'll be keeping his team in the EPL for six years running. Outstanding.

  3. Lovely morning in Lancashire

    Burnley v Newcastle (12:00 BST)

    Alistair Magowan
    BBC Sport at Turf Moor

    A glorious morning in Lancashire, where snow surrounds Turf Moor but the pitch is bathed in sunshine as managers Sean Dyche and Steve Bruce enjoy a long chat in one corner of the stadium. That would be an interesting one to listen to!

    It's a cold one out of the sun with some snow still around the perimeter of the pitch but it's set-up perfectly for two teams who both need a win to ease their relegation concerns, even if recent form points towards a draw.

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  4. Tottenham v Manchester United (16:30 BST)

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  5. Listen to three commentaries

    BBC Radio 5 Live

    BBC Radio 5 Live has commentaries from three of today's four games.

    West Ham v Leicester is followed by Tottenham v Manchester United before heading to south Yorkshire for the late game between Sheffield United and Arsenal.

    Steve Crossman hosts 5 Live Premier League Sunday from 12:30 BST.

  6. Six-point safety cushion for Newcastle?

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    Fulham's home defeat to Wolves on Friday really has not done them any favours in their attempt to stay in the Premier League.

    The Cottagers will find themselves six points from safety with six games left if Newcastle win at Burnley.

    West Brom host FA Cup semi-finalists Southampton on Monday (18:00 BST) while Brighton entertain Everton (20:15) later the same day.

    Bottom club Sheffield United will be 18 points from safety with seven games left if Newcastle win and the Blades lose at home to Arsenal later.

  7. Burnley v Newcastle (12:00 BST)

    Burnley

    It's a picture postcard scene in east Lancashire this morning with a light dusting of snow covering the hills and roof tops surrounding Turf Moor.

    Burnley are safe, aren't they? They start their 31st league game with a seven-point safety cushion.

    A sixth successive season in the Premier League? That would be an outstanding achievement by Sean Dyche.

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    Will West Ham seal a Champions League spot? Will Jose Mourinho do the league double over his former club Manchester United? Which game are you looking forward to most today and why?

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  9. Prince Philip tribute

    Burnley v Newcastle (12:00 BST)

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  10. Matches moved for Prince Philip funeral

    Football matches will be moved "as a mark of respect" to avoid clashing with the funeral of Prince Philip next Saturday.

    The Duke of Edinburgh died at the age of 99 on Friday and his funeral will be held at St George's Chapel, Windsor, at 15:00 BST on 17 April.

    A national minute's silence will be held at 15:00 BST.

    The EFL will move next Saturday's 15:00 BST games. In the Premier League, Wolves are due to host Sheffield United at 15:00 BST.

    The FA Cup semi-final between Chelsea and Manchester City is at 17:30 BST.

    A total of 32 games across the Championship, League One and League Two were scheduled to kick-off at 15:00 BST next Saturday.

    Read more here.

  11. Burnley v Newcastle (12:00 BST)

    Burnley

    Burnley boss Sean Dyche has just told Sky Sports that Nick Pope is injured but that he thinks it's "not too serious, he's just not made today."

  12. No Pope for Burnley
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    Burnley v Newcastle (12:00 BST)

    Just the one change for Burnley but it's a big one. England goalkeeper Nick Pope is not in the squad.

    That means it's a second Premier League appearance for Northern Ireland stopper Bailey Peacock-Farrell. He started in a 5-0 loss to Manchester City in his only other match in the top flight last November.

    Burnley XI: Peacock-Farrell, Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Pieters, Gudmundsson, Westwood, Brownhill, McNeil, Vydra, Wood.

    Subs: Norris, Taylor, Cork, Stephens, Bardsley, Nartey, Dunne, Richardson, Mumbongo.

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    Steve Bruce makes two changes to the Newcastle side that rescued a late point against Tottenham last week.

    Center-back Jamaal Lascelles is out of the squad with a suspected foot fracture while fellow defender Emil Krafth drops to the bench.

    Federico Fernandez and Jacob Murphy both come into the starting XI.

    Callum Wilson is named on the bench having not featured since injuring his hamstring against Southampton on 6 February.

    Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Murphy, Dummett, Clark, Fernandez, Ritchie, Shelvey, Almiron, Longstaff, Joelinton, Gayle.

    Subs: Darlow, Carroll, Saint-Maximin, Wilson, Lewis, Hendrick, Krafth, Manquillo, Willock

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  13. Coming up

    Burnley v Newcastle United (12:00 BST)

    West Ham United v Leicester City (14:05)

    Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United (16:30)

    Sheffield United v Arsenal (19:00)

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    Hello!

    We have four Premier League games today, including some crucial matches which could impact both ends of the table.

    West Ham, Leicester, Tottenham and Manchester United are all chasing Champions League places.

    Burnley and Newcastle are looking to stay in the Premier League.