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Here is what coming up in the Premier League:
Sunderland v Everton (13:30 GMT)
Matt, London: Really hoping Mehdi Abeid starts for Newcastle today. Has always had bags of potential but never given the chance. Alan Pardew surely can't ignore form though, and this kid could be great with a regular run in the team - deserves his place more than Vurnon Anita at the moment.
Image source, APIn such a fiercely competitive league, finishing in the middle should not be taken lightly. After all, Manchester United finished seventh last season.
But how does Mark Hughes improve on ninth for Stoke? Is there a danger of things getting, well, boring without the threat of relegation or the temptation of Europe to play on your mind?
We all remember Charlton regularly finishing in the top 10 under Alan Curbishley. I'm sure they would settle for those days returning.
But what do you expect from your team?
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It's a mid-afternoon of mid-table matters - hopefully not mediocre ones - as the sides in ninth, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th and 15th face each other.
But what are the objectives this season for Sunderland, Everton, Spurs, Stoke, West Brom and Newcastle?
Is staying up a success for Gus Poyet and Alan Irvine? Can Spurs and Everton challenge for the top four? What about Stoke and Newcastle?
Right then, I'll sign off with that unnecessarily artistic shot of Harry Kane and hand over to Tom Rostance to steer you through the afternoon's football.
Image source, Getty ImagesWill Harry Kane get his chance to start a Premier League game today?
The Tottenham striker has scored eight goals in his last eight games, but is still waiting for his first league start of the season.
There's not too long to find out if Mauricio Pochettino decides to give him the nod, with team news expected in just over 30 minutes.
After Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure gave a signed shirt to a five-year-old girl who was struck by one of his wayward shots in his side's 2-2 draw at QPR, we're asking you: What is the most unfortunate thing to have happened to you at a football match?
Joewritesonasia:, external Alan Whittle gobbed in me Bovril February 1972 at St James' Park, he was taking a corner and I was up against the barrier. He said sorry.
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Image source, Getty ImagesIt's fair to say that most of the Premier League managers who will be stood in their respective dugouts today have felt the heat after a run of poor results at sometime or another.
West Brom boss Alan Irvine was one of them, having failed to win any of his first four games in charge of the Baggies, but has turned things around with just one defeat in the last six league games.
"No-one is judged on a length of time, we are almost judged game to game. It's a bit sad," says Irvine. "People have used the phrase 'the fans were underwhelmed' and I understand all of that. I wasn't going from a position where they had a chance to assess what I was doing and could come to a conclusion. I was trying to change people's perceptions from when I came in."
Chin up Alan, win today and the Baggies are into the top half of the table.
After Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure gave a signed shirt to a five-year-old girl who was struck by one of his wayward shots in his side's 2-2 draw at QPR, we're asking you: What is the most unfortunate thing to have happened to you at a football match?
Conor, London: An away fan managed to land a rolled up sock into my beer from 25 feet away in Monchengladbach.
Jack, London: I got hit on the head with a stick of celery (from a well known Chelsea song) at the 1997 FA Cup final.
Rob, Warrington: I was at Goodison Park, we were 1-0 down to Southampton with minutes remaining. The ball came to me in the crowd, and as it was our throw in we needed a quick return of the ball. I threw it towards David Unsworth but it didn't quite reach and bounced off the pitch-side curb, back over my head and into the crowd. Everyone was livid!
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe late kick-off today sees Swansea host Arsenal, which also sees Swans keeper Lukasz Fabianski line up against his former side for the first time since moving to the Liberty Stadium.
"It's all about the game, it's all about three points," he says. "When I get to the tunnel and see some of my former team-mates - my friends really - standing on the opposite side then it will be a funny experience for me."
After Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure gave a signed shirt to a five-year-old girl who was struck by one of his wayward shots in his side's 2-2 draw at QPR, we're asking you: What is the most unfortunate thing to have happened to you at a football match?
Tom, Farnborough: I took a girl on a date to Craven Cottage, we were behind the goal, the goalkeepers were warming up and a wayward strike brushed past the post and hit my date square in the face whilst she was about to drink from the overly expensive hot chocolate I had just got her. It pretty much exploded, much to the entertainment of the crowd! The obligatory "wrrreeeyyyy" from everyone was highly embarrassing for her, especially as i joined in.... she left... I followed... she went home.. I missed the game and we never spoke again.
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Image source, Getty ImagesUp for a possible upset?
There is potential for plenty of them in the FA Cup today with 11 first-round games taking place, kicking off with a right old West Yorkshire derby - FC Halifax versus Bradford at 12:00 GMT.
Image source, star on sundayAside from the angry face of Steven Gerrard, the back page of the Daily Star carries a story saying Manchester United are apparently ready to offer the 31-year-old Dutch striker a two-year extension to his current deal, which is up at the end of next season.
This Remembrance Sunday marks the 100-year anniversary of World War One. Here is a selection of media posted by Premier League clubs and players on social media to mark the occasion.
Everton on Twitter:, external We remember them.
Image source, Everton fcArsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey on Twitter:, external We will have a poppy on our kit today for Remembrance Sunday. Lest we forget.
Former England and Liverpool striker Michael Owen on Twitter:, external For all those who fought and sacrificed in our armed forces, let their memories live on through the generations.
Image source, Sunday telegraphRugby dominates the back of the Sunday Times, external but inside, there is an article featuring former Liverpool midfielder Graeme Souness, who believes Manchester City should re-appraise Yaya Toure's role and play the midfielder and playmaker David Silva behind striker Sergio Aguero.
After Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure gave a signed shirt to a five-year-old girl who was struck by one of his wayward shots in his side's 2-2 draw at QPR, we're asking you: What is the most unfortunate thing to have happened to you at a football match?
Alex, London: I was nearly hit by a pie thrown by a Man City fan at Maine road into the away end. Luckily the thrower's aim was as bad as Bob Taylor's finishing that day - and Stockport ran out 2-1 winners.
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Image source, Getty ImagesEverton are yet to match the standards they set last season, with Roberto Martinez's side 10th in the Premier League ahead of this afternoon's trip to Sunderland.
They won just one of their first seven Premier League fixtures, but have improved in recent weeks and a win against the Black Cats would be their third in four league games.
Asked if Everton are in a false position, Martinez says: "We are - but then also, you are in the table where you deserve to be. Early on, defensively some of the aspects of our play cost us a few points, and that is what the table shows. But now we have conceded one goal in five games and I think we are looking really solid as a side."
Chad Smith:, external 4-0 victory for the Baggies will incredibly see them leap over Man U into 6th place. Have they got four goals in them today?
It is great to hear that yesterday's incident had a happy conclusion, but what is the most unfortunate thing to have happened to you at a football match?
Being hit by a wayward pie that was aimed at the pitch, perhaps? Buying a chicken balti pie only to take it to your seat and discover it was meat and potato?
It doesn't have to be pie-related, of course, but whatever the unfortunate thing to have happened to you was, let us know via #bbcfootball, external or text in on 81111