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FT: Nottingham Forest 0-2 Manchester City - Gvardiol heads opener, substitute Haaland doubles lead
FT: Bournemouth 3-0 Brighton - Senesi, Unal & Kluivert for hosts
FT: Tottenham 2-3 Arsenal - Hojbjerg own goal, Saka & Havertz; Romero pounces on Raya error & Son scores penalty
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Tottenham v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
Image source, PA MediaWill Richarlison be back for the derby?
Tottenham's Brazil forward has been out for the best part of four weeks with a knee injury but is closing in on a return.
Team news coming up from Spurs and Bournemouth.
BBC Radio 5 Live
Former Fulham and Australia keeper Mark Schwarzer is alongside Alistair Bruce-Ball at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live.
Full commentary from 14:00 BST.
At 16:30, 5 Live has full commentary on Nottingham Forest against Manchester City with John Murray and ex-Newcastle and England winger Chris Waddle.
5 Sports Extra has full commentary of Bournemouth against Brighton at 14:00 with Chris Wise and ex-Southampton player Francis Benali.
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Lawman: Arsenal’s goal difference could be a major factor in deciding this title race. To be fair to Arsenal, they’ve scored more goals then any team and have the best record for not conceding goals too. It would be harsh if they were to miss out winning it this year. Good luck to them.
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Arsenal remain top of the table in a position they would have signed up for instantly at the start of the season, but the manner of Manchester City’s demolition of Brighton on Thursday sounded an ominous note for anyone wishing to wrestle away their crown.
If Manchester City win their remaining five games they will claim a fourth successive Premier League title, a sixth in seven seasons, and history tells us there is every chance they will do it.
Arsenal will have a huge say in that. It is City, however, who have been over this course and distance before to pass the finishing post first.
Tottenham v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
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This feels like a particularly significant day in the title race.
Not only are Arsenal at Tottenham, but Manchester City - who are one point behind the leaders with one game in hand - are at struggling Nottingham Forest.
Throw in Bournemouth - who are eyeing a TOP EIGHT finish - at home to Brighton and we have ourselves a mouth-watering day of action.
Bournemouth v Brighton 14:00
Tottenham v Arsenal 14:00
Nott'm Forest v Man City 16:30
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It is 20 years since Arsenal celebrated winning the Premier League on 'enemy' territory at Tottenham.
Today, the Gunners make the short journey to their arch rivals with a narrow advantage at the top of the table three weeks from the end of the season.
Even if they win this north London derby, Mikel Arteta's class of 2024 will not be able to celebrate clinching the title at Spurs like Arsene Wenger's 'Invincibles' back in 2004.
But three more points will keep Arsenal at the top for at least one more week.
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