What other match to mention? Let's focus on Newcastle and Swansea for a bit. Swansea were impressive in their 2-2 draw against champions Chelsea, while Newcastle battled well in their draw against Southampton

Fact: Swansea have collected 17 points against Newcastle since being promoted to the Premier League, more than any other side over the same period.

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From Wallsend Boys Club to hero status at St James' Park, via Southampton, Blackburn and...China? 

A statue commemorating former Newcastle striker Alan Shearer's success on Tyneside is finally on its way to the North East. 

Local newspaper the Evening Chronicle, external is reporting the 9ft structure, made in Hangzhou, will arrive via boat in Liverpool at the end of the month. 

But if you can't wait that long they've even included a function to track the ship's journey - it's just left Shanghai, apparently - although good luck picking it out of one of the hundreds in the South China Sea...

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Last week Claudio Ranieri said he used rock band Kasabian to inspire his team to an opening-day 4-2 win over Sunderland.

What song/band/singer would be fitting for your team to run out to - and why?   

BBC Radio 5 live will be discussing the topic about 12:15 BST and we will share your best suggestions.

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Gavin Brooks: Anything by Doctor and the Medics for Chelsea

Emmanuel Ayodele: Only song that can inspire Arsenal to win against Crystal Palace is I believe I can fly by R. Kelly hopefully they will fly

There's no place in the Stoke team for club-record signing Xherdan Shaqiri as he serves a one-game ban from his time with Inter Milan, so we will have to wait a wee bit longer to find out if the Swiss will sprinkle Stoke with stardust. 

Stoke boss Mark Hughes is happy with Shaqiri's arrival, saying: "At the top level, you have to have players with the ability to change games and Xherdan [Shaqiri] has the ability to create something out of nothing.

"There is a financial angle, which you accept, but it is about playing. He is a young man and he wants to get back on track."

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We've mentioned West Ham and Leicester but other matches are available today, of course. 

Tottenham's tussle with Stoke should be an interesting one. Both beaten in their opening fixtures. Both, arguably, should have drawn their games. And much is expected of both following their summer of recruiting. 

Will they do more business? Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino says:"I think one more [forward is needed]... but I think we don't need to bring in too many players."

How about watching some video before today's games kick-off? Here is a pick of BBC Football videos:

Januzaj must do more than score - Van Gaal

Man City v Chelsea: A new rivalry

Chelsea's Carneiro & Fearn won't be on bench - Mourinho

What has Mark 'Lawro' Lawrenson have to say about West Ham's match against Leicester? 

"These two teams both got great results over the opening weekend but it is Leicester I fancy to pick up another one on Saturday," he says. 

"The Foxes have a lot of pace and energy in wide areas and, if they keep on playing this attacking style they used against Sunderland, they will win a lot more games than they lose.

"West Ham were brilliant when they beat Arsenal but I am going for a shock result against them here."

Lawro v BBC Radio 6 Music presenter Mark Radcliffe

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Leicester will not be in charge of the playlist this afternoon, however, as they travel to Upton Park to play West Ham. What are the chances of another magnificent Foxes victory? Well, let's just say history does not favour Ranieri's men. 

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Last week Claudio Ranieri said he used rock band Kasabian to inspire his team to an opening-day 4-2 win over Sunderland.

Perhaps inevitably, our next question of the day is: what song/band/crooner/songstress would be fitting for your team to run out to - and why? 

BBC Radio 5 live will be discussing the topic about 12:15 BST and might, just might, share your best suggestions. 

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John Wright: Willie Thorne sat behind us at an #lcfc, external reserves match in the early 80s. He used to watch his friend @GaryLineker, external rain or shine

Matthew Thornley: Alastair Campbell is always at Burnley matches. Told me we'd beat Man United away last season and instead got battered 3-1.

And we have a signing to tell you about. The club? Tottenham. The player? A 22-year-old striker called Clinton Njie. 

Alex Anderson: Cyrille Regis sat behind us in Club Wembley seats at the Albion play off final. Pity we lost but good to be in the close ish company of a Baggies legend!

N Andrew Bourke: Elvis Costello at the Liverpool v Alaves UEFA cup final!

Chris Proctor: Howard Webb. Often comes to Rotherham matches. Occasionally you'll see the Chuckle Brothers too.

Tell us your tales of notable people you've set next to at a football match via  #bbcfootball,  text  on 81111 (UK only) or go to the Match of the Day Facebook page.

Keiran Hutchins: Ade Edmonson at an Exeter game. Also Noel Edmonds. I obviously win at life, so what's my prize?

Luke Thorpe: [Newcastle full-back] Paul Dummett was standing with us fans last season while injured, never met him though.  

Tell us your tales of notable people you've sat next to at a football match via #bbcfootball, text on 81111 (UK only) or go to the Match of the Day Facebook page.

It's time for today's vote. A great moment in the day, isn't it, as joyous as skipping merrily, hand-in-hand, through a meadow with the love of your life. 

So, with plenty of teams harbouring European aspirations, we want to know which of the teams mentioned below do you think will finish highest in the league.

The vote will close at 12:30 and the results will be published soon after.