There are three changes to the Wolves side who lost to Arsenal last weekend.

Joao Gomes is suspended after he was sent off against the Gunners while Jorgen Strand Larsen misses out due to a muscle injury.

Jean Ricner-Bellegarde and Goncalo Guedes replace them.

Toti also comes into the side with Santiago Bueno dropping to the bench.

Wolves XI: Sa, Doherty, Toti, Agbadou, Semedo, Andre, Bellegarde, Ait-Nouri, Sarabia, Cunha, Guedes.

Subs: Johnstone, Bueno, Hwang Hee-Chan, Dawson, Gomes, Doyle, Forbs, Chirewa, Lima.

Unai Emery also makes three changes to the AstonVilla side who drew with West Ham last time out.

Right-back Matty Cash has been ruled out for at least three weeks while Tyrone Mings went off injured against the Hammers.

Andres Garcia comes in for his debut to replace Cash with Lamare Bogarde coming in for Mings.

Captain John McGinn starts in place of Leon Bailey who drops to the bench.

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, Garcia, Konsa, Bogarde, Digne, Tielemans, Kamara, McGinn, Rogers, Ramsey, Watkins.

Subs: Olsen, Zych, Malen, Nedeljkovic, Maatsen, Onana, Bailey, Swinkels, Jimoh.

Leicester send on Caleb Okoli and Patson Daka for Jamie Vardy and Jannik Vestergaard.

Ashley Williams
Former Wales defender on Final Score

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It takes a deflection but that doesn't take away from what a great counter-attacking goal it was.

Within the space of five or six seconds it was in the back of the net. Marco Silva will be happy with the reaction of his side after half-time.

Newcastle bring on Joe Willock and Kieran Trippier for Tino Livramento and Joelinton.

Alexis Mac Allister, who is walking a disciplinary tightrope, is replaced by Curtis Jones.

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Now Alexis Mac Allister goes close with an ambitious attempt from outside the box. It came after a Bournemouth attack which ended in a VAR check for a Trent Alexander-Arnold handball.

Ipswich make a change as Nathan Broadhead is replaced by January signing Jaden Philogene.

It is all very scrappy from a Southampton corner - both from the attacking and defending teams - but eventually Ipswich hack the ball away.

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This is getting niggly.

Alexis Mac Allister, who is already on a yellow, catches David Brookes late.

Darren England decides to keep his cards in his pocket this time.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arne Slot is the calmest man in this stadium. It looks like he believes in this team.

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Another couple of chances for Raul Jimenez as Newcastle boss Eddie Howe talks to assistant Jason Tindall. They need to do something to stop this pressure.

Beto leaves Jannik Vestergaard on the floor as he races onto a fine ball down the right but he can't find a team-mate.

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Remember a moment ago when I said this was not a dirty game...

A fourth booking in about seven minutes as Dean Huijsen becomes the latest player to be shown a card by Darren England.

It's been a game of two halves, this. Fulham have had all five shots in the second half. An equaliser is coming if they keep on like this.

Now Alexis Mac Allister has his name taken for deliberately stopping Dango Ouattara from driving forward.

Good chance for Fulham to level as Raul Jimenez runs ont a long ball, chests it past a defender and shoots towards the bottom corner. Deflected just wide by Dan Burn.

The corner is dangerous but curls past everyone.

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A big blow for Southampton and Jack Stephens. The defender is making his first appearance since 4 December but after coming on at half time he is going off already because of an injury. Midfielder Will Smallbone replaces him.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on Final Score

Bournemouth have started really well in the second half and that, for me, is why Alisson is one of the best goalkeepers in world football.

He makes sure he can't be nutmegged and makes the goal seem so much smaller. He is so important for Liverpool.