"We are staying up" sing the travelling Bournemouth fans.

Both teams are comfortable here. There's no pressure on this game.

Michael Olise is involved for the first time for Palace, poking it straight into Neto's arms.

Early chance for the visitors.

They win a corner, which Renan Lodi whips to the near post for Ryan Yates to steam in and head wide.

Villa would be level on points with Spurs if they win this. A 3-0 win over take them over Ryan Mason's team.

Nottingham Forest got themselves a vital three points in their last game, at home against Southampton. If they can match that here, it is simply massive for them.

Leeds and Leicester are both scrambling beneath them and a Forest win would be a hammer blow to their slim hopes of survival.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Antony needs to adapt now and again.

Premier League defenders aren't stupid! They know if that's what you want to do, they'll direct you towards the traffic.

A patient start from both teams at Selhurst Park.

Wilfried Zaha and Will Hughes combine on the left but they turn back and switch it over to the far side to find space.

Spurs striker Richarlison is offside as he runs onto a ball over the top and slices a half-volley miles over the bar.

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Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wolves are safe now, so they can afford to go with two up front.

It has worked well for them, at home, but not neccesarily away from home. I actually applaud them for being so positive, it should make for a more open game.

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Looks like quite a few of the Saints fans have given up on the team this season. There are plenty of empty seats in St Mary's.

For the first time in his career, Antony runs down the right, cuts in and doesn't score... This time it's blocked.

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Off we go in all five games. Lots to play for at this stage of the season. Who will get off the mark first?

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Sutton's prediction: 1-2

Fulham will win. I said I wasn't going to back Southampton again after seeing them capitulate at home to Bournemouth a couple of weeks ago and haven't changed my mind.

Yes, I guess you could say Saints showed fighting spirit against Nottingham Forest last time out but they still lost, and it was a game they desperately needed to win.

Southampton aren't mathematically down yet but even if they win their three remaining games - and they won't - it probably would not be enough. Let's not pretend an escape is possible because they are relegated - they know it, and everyone else knows it.

Fulham continue to look lively and have carried a real attacking threat while Aleksandar Mitrovic has been suspended. I didn't expect either to be the case but they keep on proving me wrong and I am going for them to win again here.

Joe's prediction: 1-2

Saints are gone. Even if they win their next three games 6-0 then they are still going to go down, I think. So, one team in red-and-white stripes drops out, and another in red-and-white stripes comes in - they just need to give us their kit! They are going to lose this one too, sadly - Fulham haven't dropped off at all.

Find out what Sutton and Joe predicted for the rest of this weekend's games and cast your vote

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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It feels must-win for Manchester United considering the run of form they've been on recently.

They aren't scoring enough goals.

With Liverpool breathing down their neck, United can't afford to stumble today.

Without Rashford it is a serious concern.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

A beautiful day in Manchester as kick off approaches and there's a familiar face at Old Trafford today.

Former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is in attendance for the first time since he was sacked back in November 2021.

Solskjaer, a Manchester United legend, left the club on good terms, even doing an exit interview.

I've not clocked him myself but Manchester United's official twitter account has posted pictures of him posing with fans for photos before kick off., external

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Former England defender on Football Focus

Since Frank Lampard has been at Chelsea it has got even worse. It's embarassing. You wonder if he can be considered an elite manager ever again.

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Former Manchester City defender on BBC 5 Live

When you go down there is no guarantee that you will come back up.

Look at Norwich for example, they haven't been able to get back up this season. You can get lost for years.

I'd be interested to see how Southampton approach the summer transfer market. They have some great young talents.

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Aston Villa

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Sunshine and blue skies above Villa Park and Lucas Digne has been warming up in snood and gloves. Is he doing it for a bet?