Watfordmake just one change from their opening day draw with Everton: Odion Ighalo, who came off the bench to score last weekend, gets a start, replacing Jose Holebas.

West Brommake three changes from their 3-0 defeat to Manchester City: James Chester and Joleon Lescott drop out of the defence, replaced by Jonas Olsson and Gareth McAuley, while Cluadio Yacob comes in for James McClean to stiffen the midfield. New signing Salomon Rondon is on the bench.

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Today marks the first of the final 19 home Premier League games at Upton Park for West Ham. Needless to say the merchandisers are cashing in on such an historical season for the club.

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Carl Jenkinson returns at right-back for West Ham after being ineligible to play against his parent club Arsenal last weekend. He replaces James Tomkins in the Hammers' only change.

West Ham XI:  Adrian, Jenkinson, Reid, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Oxford, Kouyate, Noble, Payet, Sakho, Zarate

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri names the same team that beat Sunderland in their opening game. That means James Vardy starts despite being fined by the club this week for making an alleged racial slur.

Leicester XI:  Schmeichel, De Laet, Huth, Morgan, Schlupp, Albrighton, Drinkwater, King, Mahrez, Okazaki, Vardy

It is 2-2 at Turf Moor. Matt Taylor has pulled Burnley level with nine minutes to go, firing in a free-kick off the underside of the bar.

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Dion Dublin: "I think Norwich can survive. Of the teams that have come up they are the strongest and the players are probably the most experienced."

Sunderlandmanager Dick Advocaat makes two changes to the side that lost 4-2 at Leicester last Saturday. There’s a debut to summer signing Yann M’Vila, who comes in for Jack Rodwell, while Steven Fletcher starts in place of injured winger Adam Johnson. There’s also a home debut for Netherlands international Jeremain Lens.

Sunderland XI: Pantilimon, Jones, Kaboul, Coates, Van Aanholt, Cattermole, Larsson, M’Vila, Defoe, Lens, Fletcher

Norwichmanager Alex Neil makes two changes from the side that lost 3-1 at home to Crystal Palace last Saturday. Nathan Redmond is in for Bradley Johnson, while Cameron Jerome replaces Lewis Grabban.

Norwich XI:Ruddy; Whittaker, Martin, Bassong, Brady; Redmond, Tettey, Dorrans, Howson; Hoolahan; Jerome

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Team news is now starting to drop for the Premier League games. The big news from White Hart Lane is that Hugo Lloris is back in goal for Tottenham after missing last weekend's defeat at Old Trafford.

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Birmingham are back in front at Turf Moor, 13 minutes after Burnley had levelled the match. Paul Caddis has scored from the penalty spot, after Clayton Donaldson was tripped in the box.

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Southampton have made a half-time substitution as they look to overturn Everton's 2-0 lead at St Mary's. Oriol Romeu - a £5m mid-week signing from Chelsea and the owner of a very neatly cropped mohican - has come on for Dusan Tadic.

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Burnley are level against Birmingham.  Michael Keane has scored it, heading home after Jelle Vossen's flick on from a Michael Kightly free-kick. Just over 30 minutes to go at Turf Moor.

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We will start to bring you team news for the Tottenham v Stoke game and all the other 15:00 BST Premier League matches in about 15 minutes. As well as the aforementioned game at White Hart Lane, Sunderland host Norwich, Newcastle travel to Swansea, Watford face West Brom and Leicester are at West Ham.

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Returning to the match at White Hart Lane, Stoke are in need of a win themselves. Last weekend, they were beaten 1-0 at home by Liverpool, who got some revenge for the 6-1 hammering they suffered at the end of the previous season. Mark Hughes has responded to that opening defeat with intent, bringing in winger Xherdan Shaqiri for a club-record fee of £12m (although he is banned today).

If Stoke want to draw on recent history, it makes pleasant reading - Stoke won both games against Tottenham last season - the first time they had done the double over them in their history.

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What a superb half for the visitors. Under pressure and unfancied but they've ruthlessly picked the Saints apart. This is the first time Romelu Lukaku has scored a brace in the Premier League since November 2013 (against Liverpool). He has had two shots so far today and scored with both and is now the top-scoring Belgian in Premier League history with 44 goals (two ahead of Christian Benteke).

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