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Harry Poole and Neil Johnston

  1. Stick to the plan - Guardiola

    Man City v Brighton (20:00 BST)

    Simon Stone
    BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

    Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said he would watch last night's game between Liverpool and Manchester United 'as a fan' and he hoped the visitors got a positive result.

    Deep down, he must have known it was unlikely and his side would go into the game against Brighton needing a win to go back to the top of the Premier League.

    His message in his programme notes is quite simple.

    "I want them (players) to continue doing all the things that have made us so successful over the last five years," he said.

    "We have our way of preparing and playing and we should stick to it. If we do that, I think we can have a successful end to the season."

  2. Man City aim for top spot, Arsenal chasing Spurs

    Liverpool lead Man City by two points in the Premier LeagueBBC Sport

    Liverpool's emphatic victory over Manchester United last night saw them replace Manchester City as the Premier League leaders, but City can reclaim top spot with three points tonight.

    United's defeat leaves Arsenal as Tottenham's main challengers in the race for fourth, with the Gunners able to go level on points with their north London rivals should they beat Chelsea.

    Chelsea, for now, appear relatively comfortable in third place.

  3. Big night at top and bottom

    A huge night at the top and the bottom of the Premier League - not forgetting the scramble for European places.

    You cannot take your eyes off the title race. How will Manchester City respond after being replaced by Liverpool at the top?

    Will Arsenal return to winning ways in a huge London derby at Chelsea? And what about Everton, who are still in trouble?

    As for Newcastle, they're safe aren't they?

    Chelsea v Arsenal 19:45 BST

    Everton v Leicester 19:45

    Newcastle v Crystal Palace 19:45

    Man City v Brighton 20:00

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  4. Will Man City respond?

    After being knocked out of the FA Cup.

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    And knocked off the top of the table.

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    The heat is on Manchester City to respond to stay on course for a Champions League-Premier League double.

    But will Brighton, fresh from away wins at Arsenal and Tottenham, throw a spanner in the works in this utterly compelling title race?

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