Emile Heskey is a man who knows Liverpool and Aston Villa well, having played for both clubs in the Premier League.

The former England striker was on 5 Live Breakfast this morning discussing both of his former clubs in action yesterday - with differing results...

West Ham United’s George Earthy has been discharged from hospital after the head injury he suffered in Sunday’s Premier League defeat against Fulham.

Earthy, 19, entered the field as a late second half substitute to make his Premier League debut at London Stadium, only to suffer the injury a few minutes later stoppage time.

He was immediately taken to a local hospital for further assessment.

Richard Collinge, Performance Director at West Ham United, said: “George is back home and we will continue to monitor him over the coming days.”

West Ham said Earthy will now follow FA and Premier League concussion guidelines ahead of his return to playing football.

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The BBC's Andrew Aloia, Sarah Julian and Nicola Gilroy spoke to fans present at Hillsborough 35 years ago today, and those affected by the disaster.

The piece was published last week, and is absolutely worth your time reading today. You can find it here.

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Today marks the 35th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster, in which 97 Liverpool fans were killed while attending the FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest at Sheffield Wednesday's stadium.

"Our thoughts today, as always, are with all those affected by the tragedy at Hillsborough and the 97 fans who will never be forgotten," Liverpool have written on X.

"You’ll Never Walk Alone."

A minute's silence will be held in Liverpool later to mark the anniversary of the deaths of the 97 men, women and children as a result of a crush at the semi-final on 15 April 1989.

The silence will be observed at Exchange Flags near the Town Hall at 15:06 BST, the time the match was halted 35 years ago.

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Dan, bitterly disappointed Reds fan

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner praised his side's "outstanding" 1-0 Premier League win over title-chasing Liverpool at Anfield.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp blamed his side's first-half performance for their 1-0 Premier League defeat by Crystal Palace at Anfield.

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery says he is proud of how "competitive" his players were after they won 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium against his former club Arsenal.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says he is disappointed after his side suffer a blow to their title hopes following a "painful" 2-0 loss at home to Aston Villa.

Let's get some manager reaction to Sunday's remarkable results which shook up the Premier League title race...

Paul

Jesse Lingard's move to FC Seoul in February was greeted with much fanfare - but the former Manchester United midfielder's new start has not got going yet.

With just 105 minutes played for FC Seoul in the first six games, with no goals or assists before undergoing knee surgery on Friday.

Lingard has made more headlines for injuries and comments from his coach than for anything yet achieved on the pitch.

But these are early days - so what can Lingard do to turn things around?

John Duerden, Asian football expert, analyses Lingard's Korean career so far here.

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James

Mary Earps has not had a great season by her extremely high standards. Manchester United are out of the WSL title race and she was on the bench for England's recent win at Republic of Ireland.

But she had a magnificent day yesterday, including a couple of save of the season contenders.

You can watch Earps at work here...

Another major piece of football news from yesterday is the confirmation there will be a new name on the Women's FA Cup this season.

Chelsea have won it for the last three years, but were beaten at Manchester United 2-1 in their semi-final yesterday.

Lucia Garcia scored after 41 seconds before Rachel Williams added a second. Lauren James pulled one back for the Blues before half time and they laid seige to the United goal in the second half - but to no avail.

United will face Tottenham Hotspur in the final at Wembley, after Spurs came from behind to beat Leicester 2-1 after extra time.

Neither United nor Spurs have won the Women's FA Cup before. One of them will be celebrating on 12 May.

If it is any consolation, Arsenal and Liverpool fans, your teams were not the only ones to suffer damaging defeats in your title hunts this weekend.

Rangers also lost, for the first time in their history to Ross County.

It leaves them four points behind Glasgow rivals Celtic, albeit with a game in hand. They travel to Dundee this week.

You can read Clive Lindsay's piece on where this weekend's events leave Rangers - and Celtic - here.

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On the day the English title was thrown up in the air by challengers falling to shock losses, the German league was sewn up by Bayer Leverkusen.

Victor Boniface's 25th-minute penalty set Leverkusen on their way before Granit Xhaka and Florian Wirtz scored stunning goals in quick succession.

Supporters stormed on to the pitch in mid-match when star man Wirtz added a fourth in the 82nd minute, and again when he completed a hat-trick soon afterwards.

"Obviously, at the start of the season we couldn't have imagined this," said Xhaka, who joined Leverkusen from Arsenal last July.

Wirtz added: "I personally can still not realise this has happened. I will need a few moments in the changing room to understand what we have achieved."

Our chief football writer Phil McNulty will be taking your questions today, on everything Premier League and football related.

Get in touch using the details above, and Phil will be answering them from around 09.30 BST onwards.

Guy, Nottingham

While Palace gained praise for their defence at Anfield, Aston Villa's attacking prowess was on show at Emirates Stadium.

Villa hit the woodwork twice before their two late goals to beat Arsenal, and boost their own Champions League ambitions.

Here's what Alan Shearer and Shay Given had to say on Match of the Day 2...