Shay Given
Former Manchester City goalkeeper

Talking about some of the greats...

Carlo Ancelotti, Sir Alex and Pep Guardiola is right at the very top. I believe he has revolutionised Manchester City.

There are a lot of managers he has inspired. Vincent Kompany, Mikel Arteta, they have all been under Pep's watch. He is an inspiration to a lot of managers.

He has been phenomenal for Man City. He has not only put them on the map in England, but all around the world. It is a giant of a club when it comes to the commercial side of things and a lot of things is to do with Guardiola.

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BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton has gone for a 2-1 Manchester City win at the Vitality Stadium, and when we asked Microsoft Copilot Chat what it thought the outcome would be, it chose an identical scoreline.

You lot disagree, however, and if you are right then Arsenal are only a matter of hours away from celebrating their first Premier League title since 2004.

Currently the three most popular scorelines picked by BBC readers are 1-1 (16%) then 2-2 and 2-1 to the Cherries (both 14%). Any of those outcomes would see the Gunners crowned champions.

Overall, 43% of you have gone for a draw, 30% are backing City and 27% say Bournemouth will win.

Matt Upson
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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If you're willing to do it, then why? It is a thing to organise, and plan and do. It is obviously premeditated. You're trying to get an edge, which is unfair from that perspective. The messaging that the EFL has put out there is very firm.

The interesting thing is who is the lead on this and trying to gain that advantage? Is it a manager, is it a coach or is it someone else? Where it has come from is quite interesting.

The previous one was with Frank Lampard and Marcelo Bielsa. Frank made light of it really, but again, to be on the receiving end of it. You do feel a bit violated that someone is trying to gain that advantage unfairly.

Where it came from, I wonder if we will ever know?

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper

Well, I certainly didn't expect it.

I kind of quite like it. It is like when you're a naughty kid. If you admit three or four things, you have clearly done seven or eight, and you have been caught for them all. The integrity of the game is of the utmost importance.

It is not the first time they have done it. They have offered their hand, and they have paid the ultimate price for it. It is a strong punishment.

Stamford Bridge isn't a happy hunting ground for Spurs. They've won just once at the home of Chelsea since 1990 as they look to secure their Premier League status.

But why does beating Spurs mean so much to so many Chelsea fans? It is a rivalry that dates back more than a century - and includes two relegations and a cup final.

The rivalry's origins date back to 1910, when Tottenham relegated Chelsea from the First Division by beating them on the season's final day.

It was cemented when they met in the first all-London FA Cup final, in front of 100,000 fans at Wembley in 1967.

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Manchester City's players will be feeling pretty good about themselves anyway after winning the FA Cup on Saturday, but now they must be thinking 'let's give one last push for Pep', with manager Pep Guardiola looking set to step down at the end of the season.

Arsenal are in still in control of the title race after beating Burnley on Monday but City will be desperate to take it to the final day, and I think they will.

Bournemouth are a very good team and they have plenty to play for too - this is Andoni Iraola's final home game in charge and the Cherries know sixth place will get them in Europe and could even get them in the Champions League.

It would not surprise me if they got something from this game but, with what is at stake for City, I am backing them to find a way to win.

Bournemouth are an attack-minded team, can be quite direct when they want to be and they will get after City and have a go at them - but I think City will exploit the space they leave behind.

Sutton's prediction: 1-2

Matt Upson
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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It is unsettling for Hull, it could be possibly the most unsettling.

Middlesbrough will be buzzing that they have got a place to play in the most lucrative game of football.

If you're going to set the standard for behaviour, if it is there and they have got legislation, and they want to apply it, that is what it's there for.

It just reads that they [Southampton] are bang to rights with this.

John Murray
BBC football correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

That Ipswich match was last month and that is what jumps out from this. It is a strong response from the commission. It is stunning really to have a development like this. That is information we didn't know, the fact that even there had been rumours that this was not an isolated incident. That confirms that Southampton had done this previously.

In terms of Saturday, at least for the clubs Middlesborough and Hull City, they can now begin to get down to preparations. I feel for the innocent parties as it is a right mess, isn't it?

Shamoon Hafez
Football reporter at Vitality Stadium

An Arsenal fan is here, hoping to get the party started for his side.

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Manchester City

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to Sky Sports: "We have to win today, and after it would depend exclusively on our performance and result. This is a tough, tough game - after we will see what happens.

On the two changes: "We will reflect a little bit as it is a long trip to London, then come back here. So two games tonight and Sunday, so that is why I am pretty sure the players can do absolutely everything as there is no more to speculate."

On facing the Cherries: "Huge. How many games unbeaten? That speaks for itself. Incredible second part of the season and last season as well. Huge credit."

On whether the stories saying Guardiola is leaving at the end of the season and whether that has affected City's preparations: "Zero. Absolutely zero."

Manchester City

Manchester City forward Antoine Semenyo, who moved from Bournemouth to City in January, speaking to Sky Sports: "It is going to be an emotional one for sure. We have a job to do today, and we want to win."

On the title race: "We will have to wait and see - last game [of the season] we will see what happens.

"It is going to be tough. I have been part of this team. Hopefully, we can win, but we know how hard it is going to be."

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Bournemouth

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola speaking to Sky Sports: "It's going to be emotional but probably after the game. The game is so difficult, you get ready and prepare so many things that you are focused on the game, on the difficulty of the game, to give our best version.

"For us it's massive, obviously. We want to play in Europe next season, we know we are close but we are still not there. We need a result today. Probably the biggest of the challenges, City arriving in the last week fighting for the title. But if we do it, it's massive. So we'll give our best and let's see if it's enough."

On Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, who were team-mates when they were younger: "I suppose he will be supporting us today. He also knows a lot of people in the other side. I want to win because it's massive for us and we have a massive opportunity. I understand the interest in the game but I want to do it for Bournemouth.

"We haven't been in touch this week. We will talk after the season ends, definitely."

On how talk that Pep Guardiola will leave Manchester City at the end of the season impacts this game: "No, it's a thing for Pep to say what he has to say. I don't think it will affect anything on their side or on our side in terms of the game itself because the game is so important that everything around the noise is something secondary now."

On wearing his lucky tape on his fingers: "We have to be very good, give yourself a chance and also you have to be lucky in certain moments because they are so so good."

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

Chelsea make four changes, with Malo Gusto and Reece James dropping to the bench, while Joao Pedro and Levi Colwill miss out entirely after starting Saturday’s FA Cup final defeat.

Josh Acheampong, Andrey Santos, Pedro Neto and Liam Delap come in.

Interim head coach Calum McFarlane also switches to a back four for his final home game in charge.

Chelsea XI: Sanchez, Acheampong, Fofana, Hato, Cucurella, Caicedo, Andrey Santos, Palmer, Fernandez, Neto, Delap.

Subs: Jorgensen, Chalobah, Sarr, James, Essugo, Derry, Garnacho, Mhueka, Kavuma-McQueen

Tottenham are unchanged for the third game in a row.

Roberto de Zerbi keeps faith in goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky despite no1 option Guglielmo Vicario returning.

Vicario replaces third option Brandon Austin as Kinsky's understudy.

Tottenham XI: Kinsky, Porro, Danso, Van de Ven, Udogie, Gallagher, Palhinha, Bentancur, Tel, Richarlison, Kolo Muani.

Subs: Vicario, Spence, Souza, Dragusin, Bissouma, Gray, Sarr, Bergvall, Maddison

Dan Roan
BBC sports editor on BBC Radio 5 Live

Hull City, having prepared for Southampton, now find that they are going to be playing Middlesbrough instead.

It remains interestingly scheduled for Saturday because there have been some suggestions that it may be pushed back to give Hull City more time, but also to accommodate any potential appeal.

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