Sherwood wins on return to Tottenham
Leicester hit back to beat West Brom
Bolasie hat-trick as Palace thrash Sunderland
Hull lose 2-0 at Saints, Stoke deny West Ham late on
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Everton force a late corner, over trots Leighton Baines - but a great claim from Lukasz Fabianski under heavy pressure from John Stones.
It is a big day at the Hawthorns as West Brom honour one of their greatest ever players, Jeff Astle. The former Baggies forward died in 2002, aged 59, of a degenerative brain illness, which it was later confirmed was caused by repeated head trauma from heading the heavy leather footballs used during the era in which he played. His widow, Laraine, and three daughters have since been campaigning for justice and today will see the official launch of the Jeff Astle Foundation, which they hope will raise awareness of the issue and push for the introduction of new laws on head injuries in amateur football.
Albion have dubbed today 'Astle Day' and the team will wear wear a replica kit from Astle's greatest day in a Baggies shirt - the 1968 FA Cup final, when he scored the only goal of the game two and a half minutes into extra time.
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Brom boss Tony Pulis shuffles the pack after his side's 4-1 capitulation at home to QPR. Out go defender Chris Baird and playmaker Stephane Sessegnon with Craig Dawson returning from suspension in the back four and Claudio Yacob injecting steel into midfield. Saido Berahino wears the number nine shirt as the club commemorate the life of former striker Jeff Astle.
Leicester make just one change from the side that beat West Ham to secure their first league win in nine games last time out. Marc Albrighton comes in for Riyad Mahrez in midfield. Manager Nigel Pearson made the same change, but at half-time against the Hammers.
Image source, PAWest Brom XI: Myhill, Dawson, Brunt, Yacob, McAuley, Lescott, Morrison, Gardner, Berahino, Ideye, Fletcher
Leicester XI: Schmeichel, De Laet, Morgan, Huth, Schlupp, Cambiasso, James, Albrighton, Nugent, Vardy, Ulloa.
Former Wales striker John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Liberty Stadium
"Nathan Dyer will give Swansea that bit of real pace running in behind. Jonjo Shelvey will be disappointed to come off after scoring the penalty. And let's not forget how unlucky he was in the first half, when his 25-yard volley flew past Tim Howard and into the Everton net, only for it to be ruled out (see 30 mins)."
Aaron Lennon is booked for obstruction 25 yards out, Gylfi Sigurdsson lines up the free-kick and hits it well, loads of dip on the shot and Tim Howard is able to tip it over the top.
A late winner on the cards? Jonjo Shelvey and Ross Barkley are replaced.
Into the home straight. James McCarthy charges through the middle, it's opening up for Everton but he makes a poor decision, opting for an eye-of-the-needle pass which is cut out when a shot was on.
MJC1973: What on earth was Seamus Coleman thinking of? The only way back into game for Swansea and he obliges. Everton shoot themselves in the foot.
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Spanish La Liga
We don't just have live text commentaries of the Premier League and the early kick-off in the Championship for your enjoyment today. From 14:30 BST you will be able to follow Real Madrid's La Liga match against Eibar.
Image source, ASThe front page of Spanish sports newspaper AS focuses on what will be a much-changed Real Madrid side today when they face Eibar. Carlo Ancelotti's side, in second four points behind leaders Barcelona, are without goalkeeper Iker Casillas, midfielders Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez and forward Gareth Bale. But they do have one man. They have Cristiano.
Ronaldo was expected to miss this one after picking up his fifth booking of the season in midweek after he was judged to have dived during the match against Rayo Vallecano.
However, that booking has since been overturned and he is available to play. Which I'm sure will no doubt delight those Eibar fans. Maybe not.
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A few tackles flying in now and Swansea captain Ashley Williams is the latest, a wild swing catches James McCarthy high and very late and he is booked. Referee Michael Oliver does well to calm that one down, it was threatening to boil over.
England international Nathaniel Clyne starts on the bench for Southampton as manager Ronald Koeman makes three changes for the visit of relegation-threatened Hull. Steven Davis, Sadio Mane and Maya Yoshida come into to the starting line-up as the Saints look for a third straight home win.
Veteran goalkeeper Steve Harper, 40, starts his first game for Hull since January as one of five changes by boss Steve Bruce. James Chester, Tom Huddlestone, Sone Aluko and Stephen Quinn also come in as the Tigers look for a first win in six games.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouthampton XI: K. Davis, Alderweireld, Fonte (c), Yoshida, Bertrand, Wanyama, Schneiderlin, S. Davis, Mané, Long, Pellè.
Hull XI: Harper, Chester, Dawson, Bruce, McShane, Elmohamady, Livermore, Huddlestone, Quinn, Aluko, N'Doye.
Former Wales striker John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Liberty Stadium
"Earlier I questioned whether Marvin Emnes could do it on a consistent basis in the Premier League but since then he has won the penalty for Swansea and has been their biggest threat in this second half.
"With Steven Naismith coming on for Everton, I'm a big fan of his. I played against him during my time in Scotland with Celtic, and he will get you goals."
Everton do make that change now as Steven Naismith replaces Arouna Kone seconds after Ross Barkley hammered a drive over the top from 22 yards.
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The good and the bad of Marvin Emnes. Fine pace down the left to beat Seamus Coleman and move inside, but a dreadful finish, a scuffed shot trickles well wide of the near post.
Anyone for a winner?
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Wales Sport
"Jonjo Shelvey's goal has brought the Liberty Stadium to life - and it seems to have put some doubt in Everton manager Roberto Martinez's mind.
"Martinez was about to bring Steven Naismith on for Arouna Kone, who may have been fortunate not to have been given a second yellow card for a clumsy challenge on Jack Cork.
"But as soon as Shelvey scored from the spot, Naismith was sent back to the bench. Are Everton happy with a point? Or planning a late onslaught?"
It finishes 1-1 at the iPro Stadium so both sides are still locked in the battle for the play-offs.
Federico Fazio comes into the Tottenham back four at the expense of Kyle Walker while Paulinho is replaced by Andros Townsend in midfield in two changes from the starting XI that drew away to Burnley last time out. Young American full-back DeAndre Yedlin is named on the bench for the first time.
Aston Villa boss Tim Sherwood keeps faith with the same set of players who battled to an entertaining 3-3 draw against QPR on Monday, with hat-trick scorer Christian Benteke leading the line.
Image source, Getty ImagesTottenham XI: Vorm; Chiriches, Dier, Fazio, Rose; Bentaleb, Mason; Townsend, Eriksen, Chadli; Kane (c)
Aston Villa XI: Guzan, Bacuna, Vlaar, Clark, Richardson, Cleverley, Delph (c), Sanchez, Grealish, Agbonlahor, Benteke.
Callum Johnstone: What was Seamus Coleman thinking!? It's called football for a reason!
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