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FT: Bournemouth 2-2 Man Utd - Fernandes levels twice after Solanke & Kluivert goals
FT: Newcastle 4-0 Tottenham - Isak double, Gordon & Schar for hosts
FT: Burnley 1-1 Brighton - Brownhill breaks deadlock; Muric own goal
FT: Brentford 2-0 Sheff Utd - Arblaster own goal & late Onyeka late
FT: Man City 5-1 Luton - early Hashioka own goal, Kovacic & Haaland penalty; Barkley pulls one back before Doku & Gvardiol score
FT: Nottm Forest 2-2 Wolves - Cunha double either side of Gibbs-White & Danilo goals
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Newcastle v Tottenham (12:30 BST)
There's been a lot of talk about whoever finishes fifth could earn a place in next season's Champions League. That, however, is not looking a likely scenario as it stands.
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Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Everton player Leon Osman joins Ian Dennis for full match commentary of Manchester City against Luton at Etihad Stadium on BBC Radio 5 Live at 15:00 BST.
Then it's off to Bournemouth who host Manchester United at 17:30. Former Nottingham Forest boss Mark Warburton is alongside Conor McNamara for that one.
Newcastle v Tottenham (12:30 BST)
Will Tino Livramento get his first action since 30 March?
Newcastle have a whole starting XI plus subs out injured. And still they're challenging for a top-six finish.
Newcastle v Tottenham (12:30 BST)
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe makes two changes from the side which won 1-0 at Fulham last weekend.
Joe Willock is ruled out with an Achilles injury while Lewis Hall, who is carrying a slight problem, drops to the bench as Elliot Anderson and Harvey Barnes are both named in the starting line-up
Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Krafth, Schar, Burn, Barnes, S Longstaff, Guimaraes, Anderson, Murphy, Isak, Gordon,
Subs: Karius, Gillespie, Dummett, Ritchie, Hall, Livramento, White, Murphy, Parkinson
Image source, BBC SportAnge Postecoglou makes just the one change from the Tottenham side which ran out 3-1 winners over Nottingham Forest last time out.
Rodrigo Bentancur is preferred to Pape Matar Sarr in midfield with the latter named among the substitutes.
Tottenham XI: Vicario, Porro, Romero, van de Ven, Udogie, Bissouma, Bentancur, Johnson, Maddison, Werner, Son Heung-min
Subs: Austin, Hojbjerg, Dragusin, Gil, Royal, Lo Celso, Kulusevski, Sarr, Davies
Image source, BBC SportNewcastle v Tottenham (12:30 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesOur first game of the day is a showdown between two teams with Europe on their mind. Tottenham have been absent from European competition this season but under Ange Postecoglou Spurs are chasing a place in next season's Champions League.
Newcastle, meanwhile, are still very much in the race to finish sixth. Not bad considering all their injury problems.
Fans are already streaming into St James' Park and the team news is about to drop.
Man City v Luton (15:00 BST)
Nigel Reo-Coker
Former West Ham midfielder on The Friday Football Social
What I love about Luton is they are not pretenders. They are staying true to their identity. They haven't come to the Premier League and pretended to be something they are not. They stay true to the culture of the club. They have been great to watch.
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Will Luton be celebrating a fairytale survival in five weeks time?
Tipped by many to go straight back down, the Hatters are level on points with 17th-placed Nottingham Forest with six games left.
At the same time as Luton face a tough test at Manchester City today, Forest host 11th-placed Wolves in a huge match at a sold-out City Ground.
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Former West Ham midfielder on the The Friday Football Social
Liverpool's team selection shows they are making the Premier League their priority. Losing 3-0 to Atalanta, they will have to concentrate more on the Premier League.
If you ask Liverpool what they want more, especially with Jurgen Klopp leaving, I think they would want the Premier League title over the Europa League.
They can concentrate on that while Arsenal and Manchester City are competing on both fronts.
Top three separated by one point with seven games to go.
Manchester City will go top followed by Liverpool if they both win their games this weekend.
Arsenal will return to the summit with victory at home to Aston Villa.
Saturday
Man City v Luton 15:00
Sunday
Liverpool v Crystal Palace 14:00
Arsenal v Aston Villa 16:30
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We're just 36 days from the end of an utterly absorbing Premier League season.
And with the exception one or two teams, everyone has something to play for whether it's going for the title, trying to secure a place in Europe or chasing points to stay up.
Drink it in. Savour it. Enjoy it. It'll be over before you know it.
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Image source, PA MediaNewcastle v Tottenham 12:30
Brentford v Sheff Utd 15:00
Burnley v Brighton 15:00
Man City v Luton 15:00
Nott'm Forest v Wolves 15:00
Bournemouth v Man Utd 17:30
* all times BST
Image source, Getty ImagesOn Grand National day, the Premier League season is approaching the home straight. Will the title race be decided by a photo finish? Who will fall at the final hurdle in the battle to stay up? Who are the dark horses in the race for Europe?
Under starter's orders for another breathless day of action...