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Crystal Palace have found a bit of form and the goals are flying in too. I have always been a fan of big centre-forwards and Jean-Philippe Mateta is on fire for them at the moment, with seven in his past seven matches.

In contrast, Fulham have lost three of their past four games but, if this is the kind of game I expect it to be, I have a feeling they will halt the Palace charge.

I don't see Marco Silva's side keeping out the Eagles front-line of Mateta, Michael Olise and Eberechi Eze, but they should have plenty of chances too - I think both sets of fans are going to enjoy this one.

Sutton's prediction: 2-2

Fulham boss Marco Silva on the impact Oliver Glasner has made at Crystal Palace: "You can see them getting better and better and of course the impact from him was really good in the squad and the club. You can see from the outside - it's clear the confidence in the team is there and the way they play, react in moments of the game.

"They've had a very good reaction, they're consistent in performances and results, the impact from the manager is clear and it's there.

Burnley

Burnley boss and former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany on facing Manchester United: "It is a meaningful game and has been for many years in my life. It is really about Burnley and it is for this club and I want to be successful on Saturday.

"As a manager, you do keep the experience as a player. I have to transfer something into them so they feel they belong to play in that game and win."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

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It must be a huge frustration at Turf Moor that Burnley's single defeat in their last seven games came in the game they needed a result from the most.

Had they won at Everton on 6 April, they would have given themselves a real chance of getting out of the bottom three.

As it is, they are three points behind fourth-bottom Nottingham Forest, with a much worse goal difference and a tricky run-in to navigate.

Clearly, they need to get to the final game against Forest, with a chance to stay up.

For that, they must somehow get points from their matches against Manchester United, Newcastle and Tottenham.

United have not been in terrific form recently. Can Burnley win at Old Trafford? Their manager Vincent Kompany has had plenty of success here.

We'll bring you reaction from London Stadium when we get it and start building up to the 15:00 BST games right now.

All over. And all over for Liverpool surely in terms of the title.

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An entertaining second half but that will be no consolation for Liverpool. Their season is fizzling out.

West Ham are going for a winner!

Good defending by Joe Gomez bring a Hammers attack to an end.

More dropped points for Liverpool?

They will be five points behind Arsenal if it stays like this and the Gunners win the north London derby on Sunday.

Five additional minutes.

Dominik Szoboszlai is coming on for Liverpool.

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Into the final two minutes.

Corner to West Ham but Liverpool get it away and counter through Mohamed Salah.

The ball eventually ends up at the feet of Harvey Elliott who clatters the bar with an ambitious attempt.

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West Ham have plenty of bodies at the back as a Liverpool corner is pinged into the box. The first attempt is blocked before Alphonse Areola makes a punched clearance.

Statman Dave
Football analyst on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jarrod Bowen has been directly involved in 22 goals in the Premier League this season equalling his best ever total.

Will Mo Salah be following Jurgen Klopp out of Anfield this summer?

Expect to hear lots more about what happened just before Salah was sent on.

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Mo Salah, Darwin Nunez and Joe Gomez have come on for Liverpool.

A lot is being made of an exchange between Salah and Jurgen Klopp before the change was made.

Alexander: West Ham to nick it 3-2. You heard it here first

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

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You have to question Liverpool defensively letting Jarrod Bowen come back onto his left foot and then Michail Antonio hit the target!