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Burnley boss Vincent Kompany, speaking to Sky Sports: "I think we have to look at every game as an opportunity.

"The lads have to show it on the pitch, we have to live it today on the pitch. I imagine a fairly entertaining game today between two teams who want to get a result and hopefully it will be a result for us.

"I can't look past this game today, I don't want to think about anything but getting three points today.

"Only thing that matters for me is this team to show what they are capable of.

"We are not the favourite in any game, we are not today either. We have to be at our best to get a result and the only way to achieve that is to be our best from the start."

Here's how it looks at the bottom of the table. Bournemouth are eight points clear of danger and while they are unlikely to go down, they will still want to be picking up a couple more wins to be absolutely certain.

Burnley, meanwhile, are rapidly running out of time making every remaining game must win to avoid returning to the Championship.

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The Manchester derby is one of the iconic fixtures in English football, but with treble chasing City the heavy favourites, just how tough of an afternoon can United expect as they target a top four finish? Can United knock City off their perch? And just how do you stop Erling Haaland?

On the latest episode of The Football News Show, Ben Croucher is joined in the studio by former Manchester City midfielder Michael Brown who explains what it’s like to play in a Manchester derby and Jamie Jackson, Manchester football correspondent for the Guardian and Observer, who says he doesn’t think Erik ten Hag will be under increased pressure if they lose, but he’s needs to guide the side to a top four finish to keep him job beyond the summer.

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Here's how it looks at the top of the Premier League.

Liverpool's 99th minute winner against Nottingham Forest yesterday means they currently have a four-point lead over Manchester City, which will reduce to one if Pep Guardiola's side take victory today.

Manchester United, meanwhile, are down in sixth but a win for them will just about keeping them in the hunt for the top four.

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There's a lot of chat in the press room about the match that follows this about 30 miles down the road.

For Burnley and Bournemouth fans, however, this is the only game that matters today.

The Clarets might look a lost cause this season but they will want to get back to winning ways in front of their fans, some of whom are underwhelmed with manager Vincent Kompany after just one home win in the Premier League.

It will certainly be interesting to see the atmosphere inside Turf Moor.

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There's three changes to the Burnley side that started the 3-0 defeat at Crystal Palace last weekend.

Skipper Josh Brownhill is suspended while midfielder Johann Berg Gudmundsson drops to the bench along with forward Zeki Amdouni.

In come Brazilian defender Vitinho, Josh Cullen takes the captain's armband and winger Jacob Bruun Larsen returns.

Burnley XI: Trafford, Vitinho, O'Shea, Esteve, Taylor, Assignon, Berge, Cullen, Odobert, Fofana, Bruun Larsen.

Substitutes: Cork, Gudmundsson, Rodriguez, Benson, Ekdal, Amdouni, Ndayishimiye, Delcroix, Muric.

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Bournemouth name the same XI that started the last time out on the Premier League stage. That means Dominic Solanke gets a chance to add to his tally of 14 Premier League goals after passing a fitness test on his knee. Forward Enes Unal, who has had a problem with his shoulder, is on the bench.

Bournemouth XI: Neto, Smith, Zabarnyi, Senesi, Kerkez, Christie, Cook, Semenyo, Kluivert, Tavernier, Solanke.

Substitutes: Mepham, Faivre, Ouattara, Scott, Sinisterra, Unal, Billing, Travers, Kinsey-Wellings.

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The Manchester derby is undoubtedly the highlight of the day, with kick off at 15:30 GMT.

But before that we have another big Premier League fixture as struggling Burnley host Bournemouth.

With the Clarets 11 points from safety, three today are an absolute must for them if they are to keep alive their already slim survival hopes.

That game kicks off in just under one hour at 13:00.

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Whether you are a fan of either team or a neutral, the Manchester derby is one of the fixtures in a Premier League season to look forward to.

Back in October, Manchester City brushed aside Manchester United in an incredibly one-sided match at Old Trafford.

Will it be a similar story at the Etihad today? Or can Manchester United pull off a surprise and cause their city rivals to stumble in the title race?