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Shay Given, who played for both Newcastle and Manchester City in the Premier League, was in the 5 Live studio on Friday talking about the game between his two former clubs.
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Image source, Getty ImagesMan City v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)
Newcastle United
Image source, Rex FeaturesHaving missed out on the League Cup, Newcastle's focus between now and the end of the season is to nail down a Champions League group place - something they have not managed since 2002-03.
Juventus, Barcelona and Inter Milan were among the visitors to St James' Park that season.
Will Newcastle be mixing with European royalty in 2023-24?
Man City v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)
Poor Loris Karius. He has gone from starting at Wembley to not even making the bench for this game. Martin Dubravka is back-up to Nick Pope.
Man City v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)
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BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium
Image source, BBC SManchester City make six changes from the side that beat Bristol City in the FA Cup on Tuesday.
Ederson is back in goal, and Kyle Walker returns at right-back. Ilkay Gundogan and Rodri are back in midfield, alongside Kevin de Bruyne, while Erling Haaland and Jack Grealish are in attack with Phil Foden.
John Stones and Aymeric Laporte are among the City substitutes after recovering from illness and injury respectively.
Man City XI: Ederson, Walker, Dias, Akankji, Ake, Rodri, Gundogan, De Bruyne, Grealish, Foden, Haaland
Substitutes: Ortega, Phillips, Stones, Laporte, Alvarez, Silva, Mahrez, Palmer, Lewis
Image source, BBC SportNewcastle make three changes from the side that lost to Manchester United in the Carabao Cup final.
Nick Pope is back in goal after his suspension, Jamaal Lascelles replaces Fabian Schar in defence and Anthony Gordon comes in for Allan Saint-Maximin to make his first start since joining the Magpies in January.
Lascelles is Newcastle's club captain but this is only his second league start of the season, and his first since August.
Newcastle XI: Pope, Trippier, Lascelles, Botman, Burn, Longstaff, Guimaraes, Joelinton, Almiron, Wilson, Gordon
Substitutes: Dubravka, Saint-Maximin, Ritchie, Targett, Isak, Manquillo, Murphy, Willock, Anderson
Man City v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)
How many changes will Eddie Howe make to his Newcastle team after last week's cup final defeat at Wembley? John Stones is available for Manchester City after injury. But will he start?
Team news is about to drop.
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Two live commentaries on 5 Live today - Chelsea-Leeds at 15:00 GMT followed by Southampton-Leicester at 17:30.
Ian Dennis and Michael Brown are at Stamford Bridge while Conor McNamara is joined by former Leicester keeper Mark Schwarzer at St Mary's.
Image source, Getty ImagesGet up to speed with what is happening at the bottom of the table on The Football News Show. Ben Croucher is joined by former Manchester City, Tottenham, Wigan and Portsmouth midfielder Michael Brown.
They talk about what it is like to be involved in a relegation battle and which teams are in the most danger of facing the drop.
The Athletics’ Jacob Tanswell joins the show to talk about Southampton. Would relegation be actually good for the club?
They also speak to a Nottingham Forest fan about their recent form, and if they think they can stay out of trouble.
Image source, .Just six points separate 12th-placed Crystal Palace and Everton, who start the weekend in the relegation zone in 18th.
The Toffees, who are at Nottingham Forest on Sunday (14:00 GMT), will finish the day bottom if Southampton beat Leicester by three goals or more, and Bournemouth avoid defeat at Arsenal.
Leeds have not won away from home in the league since 29 October. They could do with sorting that out at free-falling Chelsea, who will drop to 11th if they don't win and Aston Villa beat Crystal Palace.
Wolves, in 15th and at home to Spurs, have scored just nine times in 12 Premier League games at Molineux this season.
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LongTimeBlue: Arsenal still have to come to Manchester City, it's far from over.
Image source, .Just 12 Premier League games left after today for the top two. Arsenal, chasing a first league title since 2004, start the day with a five-point lead. They're playing a Bournemouth side who have lost eight of their 12 away games in the league.
Manchester City, who host Newcastle, have the best home record in the Premier League this season after taking 31 points out of 36 at the Etihad.
Meanwhile, Liverpool are back in the top six for the first time in a while courtesy of a 2-0 win over Wolves in midweek. The Reds will finish the weekend fifth if Newcastle lose at City and Liverpool see off Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday (16:30 GMT).
Image source, Getty ImagesHere we go. A packed day of action at both ends of the table.
The top two are both playing, while six of the bottom seven also take to the pitch. Let's get cracking.
Manchester City v Newcastle - 12:30 GMT
Arsenal v Bournemouth - 15:00
Aston Villa v Crystal Palace - 15:00
Brighton v West Ham - 15:00
Chelsea v Leeds - 15:00
Wolves v Tottenham - 15:00
Southampton v Leicester - 17:30