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A reminder that you can listen to your choice of tonight's Premier League action with Ipswich v Crystal Palace (19:30 GMT) over on BBC Radio 5 Live and Leicester v West Ham (20:15 GMT) via Sports Extra.

Alternatively, we'll have live text coverage of both games for you to follow along with plus all of the home nations that are in women's action.

We'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning to recap those matches and look forward to another night of fixtures.

See you then!

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Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna says defender Axel Tuanzebe suffered a "long-term" hamstring injury at the weekend, adding that several unspecified players are nursing issues that will be need to be assessed.

Kalvin Philips and Ben Johnson are again doubtful because of respective ankle and muscle problems. Should this game come too soon for them, McKenna expects both to be fit for Sunday's match against Bournemouth.

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner has reported no fresh injury concerns ahead of the trip to Portman Road.

This game comes too soon for Adam Wharton, while Daichi Kamada completes a three-match ban.

Match facts:

• Crystal Palace are unbeaten in all four of their Premier League games against Ipswich (W3, D1).
• This will be the first top-flight meeting since Palace’s 2-0 win at Portman Road on 4 February 1995, when Iain Dowie and Dean Gordon netted for the visitors.

I watched Ipswich on Saturday and thought they played well. They were hard done by for the award of the penalty which Nottingham Forest scored their winner from.

Crystal Palace did get something out of their game with Newcastle - Daniel Munoz missed an unbelievable chance but made amends with his header right at the end.

I look through the Palace team and think they are too good to go down, but they have to start showing it.

These two sides have identical records, with only one win apiece from their first 13 league games.

They are both desperate for another win, so the obvious thing for me to do is call it a draw.

Sutton's prediction: 1-1

New Leicester manager Ruud van Nistelrooy cannot call upon Harry Winks, who is still recovering from a groin issue.

Caleb Okoli was forced off after 35 minutes against Brentford because of a knee problem and will be assessed, while Abdul Fatawu, Ricardo Pereira and Jakub Stolarczyk are long-term absentees.

West Ham welcome back Mohammed Kudus following a five-match ban.

Jean-Clair Todibo is doubtful with a minor issue, while this game is expected to come too soon for Niclas Fullkrug.

Head-to-head record

• West Ham have won two of their nine Premier League visits to the King Power Stadium (D3, L4), with the most recent victory coming in October 2020.

• The Foxes won both meetings in 2022-23 and are vying to record three consecutive league victories against the Hammers for the first time since 1966.

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Robert Huth
Former Leicester City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

On the appointment of Ruud van Nistelrooy as new Leicester boss and the aim for the Foxes moving forward.

I'm feeling positive. Positive and unsure what's going to happen. He's still fairly new to the managerial job so happy and uncertainty both at the same time.

He could be playing really offensively or really defensively, nobody really knows. I think the one big worry is the amount of goals they are shipping - that will be a real concern for him and he will be trying to stop that.

I think survival is a realistic aim. We've seen in the past how promoted teams struggle in the Premier League and I think if you're happy to take fourth from bottom - I would be. I know it's not always easy for supporters to accept but I think fourth from bottom would be a success.

There are 5/6 teams that will be fighting relegation and it's about putting a couple of good runs together and staying above the bottom three. As long as everyone understands the position Leicester are in and ride the highs and lows at the same time.

Both teams were beaten heavily at the weekend and this feels like a massive game for West Ham boss Julen Lopetegui, who is back under scrutiny again after such a big defeat at home by Arsenal.

What might help him here is how bad Leicester are defensively. This is Ruud van Nistelrooy's first game in charge of the Foxes so you would expect King Power Stadium to be rocking, but that will not help them keep the Hammers out.

I am not convinced by West Ham in any way, shape or form at the moment but they have attacking players who can hurt Leicester, and that will get them the win Lopetegui needs.

Sutton's prediction: 1-2

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter

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England's women will be without injured duo Chloe Kelly and Fran Kirby for the friendly against Switzerland on Tuesday.

Forward Kelly is going through concussion protocols while midfielder Kirby has a calf injury after both players came off the bench during Saturday's 0-0 draw with the United States.

Manager Sarina Wiegman says England will make "many changes" as they continue to "try out things" in their preparation for Euro 2025.

Among those who will feature is Chelsea defender Millie Bright, who was left on the bench for the goalless draw at Wembley.

England will seek to defend their European title in Switzerland next year and Wiegman is "excited" to see how the tournament impacts the host country.

The Dutch manager saw how success helped propel the growth of women's football in the Netherlands as well as England following their victories in the European Championship.

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Republic of Ireland go head-to-head with Wales in the Uefa Women's Euro play-off final second leg.

Tonight's games will decide which teams qualify for next years tournament in Switzerland.

If the Welsh women secure a win tonight, they will have reached their first major tournament.

After a 1-1 draw in the first leg in Cardiff where there was little to separate the two nations, 90 minutes now stands between Wales and a historic first appearance at a European Championship.

The Republic of Ireland competed in the 2023 World Cup, where they reached the group stages.

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Norway will host Northern Ireland in the Uefa Women's play-off final second leg.

Tanya Oxtoby's side's hopes of reaching the tournament in Switzerland next year are all but over after their 4-0 first leg defeat in Larne on Friday.

But the Australian is hoping her side rise to the occasion in the second leg and show signs they have learned from mistakes made at Inver Park.

"We knew this particular play-off would be a challenge, but it is one we are embracing and want to continue learning from," Tanya Oxtoby said.

"The players are positive about challenging themselves again - it is another tough test, but they are up for it."

In the first leg of the play-offs Gemma Grainger's side posed many threats to Northern Ireland.

"When you play teams like Norway, they have quality all over the pitch and we have seen it come to the fore so if you try and shut down one option another pops up," Oxtoby added.

Finland will host Scotland in the Women's Euro 2025 play-off final second leg tonight.

Tonight's game will be decider which team qualifies for next year's tournament in Switzerland.

The sides played out a 0-0 draw at Easter Road on Friday, leaving it all down to the game at the Bolt Arena in Helsinki, which will be live on BBC Alba tonight.

Scotland's captain Rachel Corsie is out inured, leaving Real Madrid's Caroline Weir to lead the team.

The 29-year-old told BBC Scotland: "We know what's on the line and I think it would be everything to so many players, and the country, if we qualify."

Scotland boss Martinez Losa confirmed striker Martha Thomas, who struggled with illness last week and was taken off after an hour, is "much better".

Finland have not suffered a defeat at home in nearly 18 months, when Scotland beat them in a 2-1 friendly.

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Arsenal

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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on Jorginho's impact: "That’s his quality. I always mention that his biggest quality is the capacity that he has to make others better. I always told him be ready because there will be a time where we need him. The way he prepares is top. When we need him to play he’s ready.

"When I first seen him at Napoli I knew there was a [future] coach here for sure. He has got that will."

Brentford

Brentford manager Thomas Frank on the club reducing ticket prices for young fans to £10 with their new 'Gen10' initiative: "I'm very happy that we reduced the prices for our younger fans. I think it's a fantastic initiative. We can praise the leadership of the owner Matthew Benham and CEO Jon Varney. We want the new generation to really experience the home and away experiences and how to learn to go to football and create that as a habit.

"Football is the best game in the world and to be a fan and follow the team home and away is a fantastic thing. If that can help more young fans follow the team, then that is fantastic."

You can read more about this on our dedicated Brentford page.

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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on Ruben Amorim's influence on Manchester United: "You can see his fingerprints already in how he wants to play. He has been very clear and very successful with Sporting.

"And the way he was playing. He has brought new energy, but we will focus on ourselves.

"We are on a good run and have good momentum again, it will be a big and beautiful match against Manchester United.

On if United are in the title race: "We're still very early in the season. Any team that has the capacity to put wins in a row has a chance. I think anything is possible."

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Brentford

Brentford manager Thomas Frank on Kristoffer Ajer's fitness: "Ajer is on the pitch. He trained with the team yesterday and today but it is too early for tomorrow. It could be too early [for Saturday], but let’s see"

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery on the fitness of goalkeeper Emi Martinez who was replaced at half-time in the defeat to Chelsea: "He has a [injury] in his hand. We are going to train this afternoon and I don't know how he is going to feel. It depends on the training today if he will be able to play tomorrow."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on Bukayo Saka's improvement: "In terms of the numbers yes. We see a shift from Bukayo every single year. He's more and more consistent. He can only improve and only get better. He wants more.

On Cristiano Ronaldo comparisons: "Probably the way Cristiano started his career, no one expected in his first few years that he could do that. To play in a team that has that capacity to dominate is important as well."

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Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Gary O'Neil on their 4-2 defeat against Bournemouth: "We made crazy errors at key stages in the match. "The first goal was something we worked on [in training] and to be punished by something like that early, obviously gives us a setback.

"But we were able to bounce back from it. Then we gave away two penalties by giving passes away to them.

"We all make a mistake but we can’t pass to their centre forward twice. That’s a mistake that can’t happen in the Premier League.

"You might as well not be playing the game. Mistakes are fine but we can’t make catastrophic errors in important parts of the pitch."

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Everton

Everton manager Sean Dyche on his time at the club: "I've never questioned the fans, despite what people have written. It's obviously helpful if they are behind us, but if they're not, please stay with us for as long as you can.

"Winning games is the glue is what holds that together. Sometimes, it hasn't gone as planned, but me and my staff have worked tirelessly to do everything I can. This is the hardest I've worked in all my years as a manager."

Everton

Everton manager Sean Dyche on his side's league position and form: "Last season at this point, we had four points. We have 11 points now and I want more. Look what happened next. We are still looking to crack the code and that's we've spoken to the players about. That's my job."

On pressure on his team: "We are still working for every inch we've got. We're working hard, we know we need to improve. We've done enough and we need to keep doing enough."