Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Selhurst Park

Crystal Palace come into this match in excellent form. The Eagles have one loss in their last 11 Premier League games and name new signing Romain Esse in the squad for the first time.

Crystal Palace XI: Henderson, Munoz, Richards, Lacroix, Guehi, Mitchell, Hughes, Lerma, Eze, Sarr, Mateta

Subs: Turner, Nketiah, Schlupp, Clyne, Kamada, Esse, Umeh, Devenny, Kporha

Brentford on the other hand are not going so well and have registered just one win in their past nine matches across all competitions. However, manager Thomas Frank names a side packed full of attacking talent with Mbeumo, Wissa and Schade all in the starting XI.

Brentford XI: Flekken, Roerslev, Van Den Berg, Collins, Lewis-Potter, Janelt, Norgaard, Damsgaard, Schade, Mbeumo, Wissa

Subs: Valdimarsson, Jensen, Carvalho, Mee, Yarmoliuk, Ajer, Konak, Maghoma, Ji-Soo

James Maddison not involved at all for Tottenham.

Tottenham starting XI: Kinsky, Porro, Dragusin, Davies, Gray, Sarr, Bergvall, Bentancur, Son, Richarlison, Kulusevski

Subs: Austin, Reguillon, Bissouma, Ajayi, Olusei, Min-Hyeok, Moore, Lankshear

Leicester starting XI: Stolarczyk, Justin, Vestergaard, Faes, Kristiansen, Soumare, Winks, Cordova-Reid, El Khannouss, Ayew, Vardy

Subs: Iversen, Coulibaly, Coady, Okoli, Skipp, McAteer, Buonanotte, Mavididi, Daka

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First-time texter "Anon" sent that thirty seconds after our post asking for stories went live by the way.

Make of that what you will.

Anon: My mate who's a keeper got booked urinating mid game

Team news up shortly.

By the way, did you clock Iliman Ndiaye getting booked for a Seagull impression yesterday?

The Everton midfielder officially went into the book for "excessive celebrating".

There's got to be even stranger reasons out there.

Do you have an odd yellow card story? Could be a player at your club, or maybe it happened to you at five-a-side.

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Crystal Palace against Brentford isn't one of the matches that seems likely to lead to a sacking.

The pair are both locked in mid-table, one point and one place apart.

Crystal Palace are on a good run having claimed 11 points out of a possible 15.

Brentford are awful on the road this term, but bucked that trend at their last opportunity, thrashing Southampton 5-0.

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Leicester aren't doing any better.

This week Ruud Van Nistelrooy dismissed concerns he could be sacked just 56 days into his reign.

The Foxes have lost their past seven Premier League games and another defeat at Tottenham would equal a club record run set in 2001.

Tottenham have lost five of their past six Premier League matches, drawing the other. They're not doing very well.

The Lilywhites are 16th and, for context, are just a single point against Everton - who sacked their manager a few weeks ago.

Feels weird those two are so close. Like knowing Edinburgh is west of Bristol, or Norwich is further north than Leicester.

Team news will drop in about 15 minutes time. Always exciting.

Djed Spence might miss out with injury, but Yves Bissouma could return.

Will Woyo Coulibaly make his Leicester debut? How about new Crystal Palace signing Romain Esse?

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Four Premier League games today, with a good chunk of the teams involved under some serious pressure.

Settle in, this could end up being a very significant Sunday.

Crystal Palace v Brentford (14:00 GMT)

Tottenham v Leicester (14:00 GMT)

Aston Villa v West Ham (16:30 GMT)

Fulham v Manchester United (19:00 GMT)