Pretty strong Spurs XI, that. Some of those involved have had their form issues this season, but the quality is there.

Leeds have plenty in reserve now, with their best two players returning to the bench. Just gives that little extra nudge to some of the lads in the starting XI that now is the time to start showing you've got it.

Leeds United

Marcelo Bielsa tells BT Sport Liam Cooper is not involved because of a "small knock".

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Marcelo Bielsa reacts to Leeds' defeat at Brighton last week by naming an unchanged side but there are a couple of prominent faces back on the bench.

Kalvin Phillips is back from a knee injury while Raphinha, who has missed three games with a thigh injury, also returns.

Liam Cooper has served a three-match ban but is not involved in the 20 so Luke Ayling is captain.

Leeds XI: Meslier, Ayling, Llorente, Struijk, Alioski, Koch, Dallas, Klich, Roberts, Harrison, Bamford.

Substitutes: Poveda-Ocampo, Casilla, Raphinha, Hernandez, Rodrigo, Phillips, Davis, Berardi, Shackleton.

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Unsurprisingly, Tottenham are unchanged from the side that hammered relegated Sheffield United 4-0 last week.

This is interim boss Ryan Mason's first Premier League away match in charge. He has a 100% top-flight winning record since Jose Mourinho was sacked.

Spurs need all three points at Elland Road to stay in the hunt for a top-four finish.

Spurs XI: Lloris, Aurier, Alderweireld, Dier, Reguilon, Lo Celso, Hojbjerg, Bale, Alli, Son, Kane.

Substitutes: Doherty, Sanchez, Winks, Lamela, Hart, Sissoko, Bergwijn, Moura, Ndombele.

Spurs' task is not an easy one. They are at a very wet Elland Road to take on Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds United.

And here is the team news...

As you may remember from that table only a few entries ago (feel free to scroll back if you have to, but I'm not waiting for you), Tottenham's hopes of qualifying for the Champions League hang by a thin thread.

They are currently sixth. A loss today leaves them two points behind fifth-placed West Ham but having had a game more and with just three left to play.

It also leaves the door wide open for Liverpool, who are a place and two points behind them and will have two games in hand.

Right, that's the City-Chelsea game teased.

We've got a little while to wait, though, until we can get our teeth fully into that big game. That kicks off at 17:30 BST and we've two whole other matches to talk you through before then.

As it is, to repurpose a Flight of the Conchords lyric, business time, the first of today's games has a fair bit riding on it - only Tottenham's entire season.

All City need to do is win today to seal a third Premier League title in four seasons.

It would cap a stunning week for Pep Guardiola's lads, who made it through to their first ever Champions League final by beating PSG in Tuesday's semi-final. In the final they face another English side in Chelsea.

Today, in their big potential title-sealing game, City face... well, will you look at that... it's only Chelsea!

That when could be today for Manchester City, with the top of the Premier League table currently looking like this...

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It's no longer a case of if...

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Just when...

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