Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

I think Dyche has been unbelievable, mainly because he's kept a steady ship throughout all of the uncertainties this season. His leadership in that really uncertain, ever changing landscape, he has kept calm and that has had a ripple effect on the whole club.

He'll have made sure that the players concentrate on their performance, and he's done an amazing job in that context.

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Rob Edwards speaking to Dion Dublin on Football Focus: "Tom Lockyer is so important to us, he's the best man ever, he's incredible. I spoke to him on the way in this morning and he's dealing with it better than I am at the moment - we've missed him.

"I think the impact he's having now to get people to speak about it and learn about CPR - what a guy. He's a special person."

On the game against West Ham: "There is more pressure but we can cope with that, we've dealt with that before. Saturday against West Ham is now a final. We're in the fight and everybody believes - I've been getting messages, I've been getting emails, people telling me on the street saying we can do this."

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It will be edgy here at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Spurs will not want to lose five in a row and they will make sure that they go into the Manchester City game on Tuesday with some form.

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Anthony Gordon is just the third Newcastle player to register 10 goals and 10 assists in a Premier League campaign, emulating Andy Cole and Ruel Fox.

Gordon has nine goals and seven assists across his 17 home league games this season.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

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We all know today is David Moyes' last game as West Ham manager at the London Stadium.

But what about Luton?

Their goal difference means realistically the Hatters must avoid defeat to maintain any survival hopes - but also that Nottingham Forest can effectively relegate them no matter what happens here by beating Chelsea at the City Ground.

It's a beautiful day in east London. But it is going to be a nervy one for the Luton fans.

Manchester City

Manchester City defender Josko Gvardiol speaking to TNT Sports: "Another great performance, not just from me but the team as well. It was a very good goal, but today we showed who we are and what we are ready for."

On if he got the chance to take the penalty: "Another two goals for me and of course another clean sheet. Really happy. We discussed about me taking the penalty, and of course I would have liked to, but we have a taker and he takes them. At the end Julian came on and he took it to score the goal."

On scoring five goals in seven games: "Nothing different, I think that is normal in sport. Currently I am in good form and end of the season is coming, three more finals and we've got to be ready."

On goal difference: "We just need to be focused on ourselves and keep going that way. Of course we talk about it [goal difference] and as you can see we are trying to get there. But it is not easy, Arsenal have quality as well and they are doing quite well as well."

On facing Tottenham next: "Another final. I played only once there and it was difficult. Hopefully it is going to be another good game and another good day for us."

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Tottenham have won the last four meetings with Burnley at home without conceding a goal.

But they have suffered four straight Premier League defeats – their worst run since losing six in a row in 2004.

Burnley were beaten for only the second time in nine matches last weekend at home to Newcastle (W2, D5).

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Ben Brereton Diaz's tally of six goals is the most by a Sheffield United player this season, despite only joining the club in January.

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Rob Edwards speaking to Dion Dublin on Football Focus: "What we've been able to do in the Premier League is show we've evolved, we've changed.

"It's a must [playing attacking football]. We wanted to block things up, we wanted to work things out but we quite quickly worked out that it isn't the best way for us to win football matches. I think we have moved the team forward but its so hard, the level, the quality - there is a vast difference.

"We've had so many good performances like we did against Everton. It was a really, really good performance but we still drew the game. If Man City play well, they win, if we play well we don't necessarily win at the moment."

Everton's current tally of 37 points has surpassed their total from last season, despite being deducted eight points.

They have earned 14 points since the beginning of April; only Arsenal and Manchester City have fared better, with 18 points each.

Both teams have won four of the past 11 Premier League meetings, with three draws.

The reverse Premier League fixture this season ended in a 2-2 draw at Bramall Lane.

Sheffield United have won three top-flight away games against Everton, more than against any other opponent.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

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David Moyes uses most of his two-page programme notes to reflect on his four-and-a-half years at West Ham.

He pays tribute to the club, its staff, his players and the supporters.

Here are just a couple of snippets.

"I will never forget that night (winning the Europa Conference League in Prague last summer), the group of players, the atmosphere and the feel-good factor surrounding the club," he said.

"They will stay with me forever and can never be taken away.

"Players and managers come and go but it has been a privilege to manage West Ham.

"I finish this season feeling the club has moved forward in my time here and I hope that, when you all look back, you will feel the same."

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

Blue skies above Goodison Park in a pretty relaxed atmosphere with nothing apart from pride to play for with a couple of games remaining.

York - On the Beach is pumping out around the stadium and Everton can enjoy the pleasure of - metaphorically - putting their shades on and getting their deckchairs out after achieving Premier League survival.

But the security on the pitch is offset by increasing uncertainty off the pitch as the takeover saga by embattled 777 Partners rumbles on.

Do the Miami-based investment firm have the cash to complete the deal? Will another group step in if they don't?

One way or another, we should get a resolution to the situation before the end of the month.

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Bournemouth's tally of 48 points is their most in a top-flight season.

They have equalled their club Premier League record of six successive unbeaten home games, set in 2018 (W4, D2).

They have also matched the club record for most wins in a Premier League campaign: 13 in 2018-19.

It's been a decent season overall then!

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on TNT Sports

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You'd describe this performance as comprehensive. It's been an almost-perfect performance from Pep Guardiola and his side. It's just been a proper, professional performance.

An outstanding performance from start to finish. They got the early goal and they were very comfortable - absolutely different class.

Here's how the table looks now. A good afternoon for Manchester City. Arsenal have a job to do at Old Trafford tomorrow.

We've still got loads to come, including six games at 15:00 BST. We'll start building up to those but stick around for reaction from Craven Cottage.

Bournemouth v Brentford

Everton v Sheffield United

Newcastle v Brighton

Tottenham v Burnley

West Ham v Luton

Wolves v Crystal Palace

Nottingham Forest v Chelsea (17:30 BST)

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All over. Manchester City move top of the Premier League table with a week to go!

If they beat Tottenham and West Ham next, they win the league. Simples.