Simon Brotherton
MOTD commentator

Both teams made a strong start to the season but while Watford have cooled off, newly-promoted Wolves continue to impress and have won four of their last five games.

Eight matches in, their 15-point haul represents the best start by a promoted side since Hull City's tally of 17 points achieved in the 2008-09 season. Naming the same starting XI for all eight games is a Premier League first.

Watford won their opening four games and counted Tottenham among their early scalps, but they haven't won any of the last four and conceded four at home to Bournemouth immediately before the international break.

As expected, Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo has named an unchanged side, meaning they have now gone a record-equalling nine games without changing their starting line-up.

Wolves XI: Rui Patricio, Doherty, Bennett, Neves, Jimenez, Costa, Boly, Coady, Jota, Jonny, Moutinho

Javi Gracia has made four changes to his Watford line-up, with Christian Kabasele, Jose Holebas (both suspended), Troy Deeney (hamstring) and Andre Gray all out, while Adrian Mariappa, Gerard Deulofeu, Isaac Success and Adam Masina come in.

Watford XI:Foster, Mariappa, Deulofeu, Success, Masina, Cathcart, Doucoure, Hughes, Femenia, Capoue, Pereyra

Fara Williams has no intention of slowing down at 34 for either club or country as she targets another World Cup place.

People living with dementia put on their dancing shoes and boogie to Ol' Blue Eyes.