This week Chris Sutton takes on Jessica McHale and Olivia Chomczuk, stars of football drama Jamie Johnson, in the latest round of Premier League predictions.

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Sutton's prediction:3-1

I've really not got a clue what will happen here. Spurs boss Antonio Conte says his players are tired, yet they have this record of fighting back in games this season - so that does not really add up.

I was genuinely delighted for Leeds boss Jesse Marsch that he followed up his win at Liverpool by beating Bournemouth, because he has had a bit of flak this season.

I am really not sure about Tottenham's defence but they have to respond here after a bad week and, with Richarlison and Dejan Kulusevski in contention to start, they will be dangerous.

This is the type of game where either side could win it, even if they fall behind - but I am going to go with Spurs.

Jessica's prediction:2-0

Olivia's prediction:2-1

Find out how Sutton, Jessica and Olivia think the rest of the weekend will go and cast your vote here

Stefan: Christmas wish: Arsenal FC top of the table. Thanks Santa Toney!

Josh: Wow. What a goal on the break, and what a result for Brentford at the Etihad.

Richard Wolfenden
Match of the Day commentator

It's ANOTHER glorious afternoon on the Dorset coast. Bright blue skies, warming sunshine... is there ever a grey Saturday afternoon down at Bournemouth?

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Ashley Williams
Former Wales captain on Football Focus

James Maddison has put himself in a position where he did everything he could do to get on that plane. He’s affected games, he’s playing well.

Whether Gareth Southgate starts him in the first game or not, that’s to be decided. But he did all he could do and I’m really pleased for him because he’s had a great season.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Football Focus

I’ve got to tip my hat to James Maddison [on his inclusion in England's World Cup squad] because his form has been outstanding. He’s just playing well at the right time.

He’s scoring goals, he’s scoring free-kicks, he’s making things happen for Leicester and he’s getting himself into those positions where the forwards can think ‘well he’s going to find me, he’s going to do something for me.’ He’s a good footballer, he’s great to watch.

What I will say about James, he’s got on with his football. I’ve not seen any interviews, any pictures of him everywhere on social media. He’s let his football do the talking. If he does that, he’s going to get into all of the squads.

Just coming back to Neil's Christmas dinner at Anfield (14:42 GMT). That is a prawn at the front isn't it? And garlic bread at the back? Maverick.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bowen and I've always liked Antonio but he hasn't played too much recently. Scamacca is playing ridiculous for us at the moment. I actually said last week that I like Dawson. I feel that what he's done for us has been incredible.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

We've had a shocker to be fair, I'm not going to lie. Moyes actually made a good point that we're flying in Europe. That's been great for us, but we got knocked out of the cup, and in the Premier League the inconsistency has just been crazy for us. On goal difference we're just behind Leicester, so this one's going to be a real tough one.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp will serve a one-match touchline ban today meaning assistant Pep Ljinders will be the main man in the dugout.

Midfielder Fabinho said it will not affect the hosts, however.

"It will be normal. We have to be loud on the pitch and give instructions. We just play our normal game.

"Of course a win always gives confidence to the team. It's important to be aggressive.

"This is the last game we have [before the World Cup] so it's important to win. In the league we need to win every game.

"We have to enjoy the game and play in front of our fans."

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

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Everything seems a little bit upside down at the moment with a World Cup about to start in November and the Premier League shutting down for six weeks.

This is Liverpool's final top-flight game for 44 days. Their next league match is at Aston Villa on 26 December.

As a result, they are serving Christmas lunch to the media in the Anfield press room today. Turkey, cranberry sauce, potatoes, veg, the works.

New Southampton boss Nathan Jones says he is "not the biggest name they could have gone for" but that the "substance is in the work".

Jones is taking charge of his first match against Liverpool today after he replaced Ralph Hasenhuttl.

Welshman Jones, 49, left Championship side Luton Town to take up the role and has signed a three-and-a-half-year deal.

He watched from the stands as the Saints beat Sheffield Wednesday on penalties in the Carabao Cup third round on Wednesday.

Son Heung-min is at Tottenham today in a watching capacity. He's sporting a black polo neck with what looks like a Burberry* Yak-fur cardigan. Not a combination mere mortals can pull off.

*other fashion brands are available.

Kevin Campbell
Former Everton and Arsenal striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

If they didn't get over the line I'm sure Thomas Frank would have patted Ivan Toney on the back and put him in a headlock as well.

Erling Haaland malfunctioned today, the disappointed Norwegian waves to the crowd as he makes his way down the tunnel.

Meanwhile, the Brentford players are delirious, wildly celebrating a famous victory against the champions.

We'll bring full reaction from that game.

Ivan Toney scores a double as Brentford end Manchester City's 16-game winning streak at home.

What a performance from Thomas Frank's men.

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We're into the 11th minute of added on time now.

And Brentford are now in for a third.

Josh Dasilva finds Ivan Toney in front of goal - for the hat-trick - but the shot is cleared off the line by Aymeric Laporte.

Phil Foden looks to smash another one in but this one deflects over.

Corner.