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Hello and welcome for the Guardian Football Weekly, the race for fifth place. Newcastle Hammer Manchester United at St James's Park,

presumably surprising no one, but puts them into fourth.

Andre Anana dropped from the squad by Ruman Amarin,

who now has two out-of-form keepers to choose from for the huge game against Leon on Thursday.

Game of the weekend at the Etihad, Crystal Palace 2-0 up,

so close to a third before Kevin DeBreiner decided to show us all and whoever gets him next season that he can still do it.

Chelsea had desperately trying to avoid the bind of Champions League football scraping

a draw at home to Whipswich, while Aston Villa can afford to miss two penalties, some goal

from Olly Watkins too.

And there's a disappointing defeat for Nottingham Forrest, a deserved and last minute winner

for Everton. We'll discuss whether the Premier League is any good, round up the rest of it,

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