This is how we expect them to line up. It's Glenn Murray up front for Palace while Villa go for the big man Rudy Gestede.

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Hearty handshakes in the Newcastle dugout as the Toon celebrate a hard-earned point. Plenty of huff and puff from Manchester United but not much quality in the final third. 

Cross, header, cross, header, cross - shanked clearance out to Michael Carrick - who shoots inches wide!

...and on the break Newcastle so nearly nick it. Papis Cisse drags a shot across the face of goal and Florain Thauvin is inches away from a telling connection on the slide. Drama, right at the end!

Post! Chris Smalling hits the post from a corner as we tick into stoppage-time...

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford

 "Louis van Gaal will not admit it but he's lacking a proper number nine. There's no doubt about it. In the final third Manchester United have let themselves down. 

What a block! Fabricio Coloccini makes a stunning block to keep out Antonio Valencia's drive. That was nailing into the corner. Newcastle celebrate like a winner...

Tim Krul has now made eight saves in this match - his most in a single PL games since his 14 against Spurs in November 2013.

Manchester United continue to turn the screw but can they break through? Last few minutes now...

He has to score! What a save this is by Tim Krul as the Dutchman brilliantly keeps out Javier Hernandez's point-blank effort. Stunning save. Is that worth (at least) a point for Newcastle?

Arsenal fan Mo Farah wins gold in the 10,000m in Beijing.

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Into the last 15 minutes at Old Trafford and Manchester United make another change. On comes Antonio Valencia for Matteo Darmian. 

Xherdan Shaqiri, Stoke's £12m record signing from Inter Milan, is finally unleashed today. The Swiss international makes his debut after serving the final match of a ban imposed while he was still in Italy

He's Stoke's only change to the side that held Spurs 2-2. Norwich are unchanged from the 11 that beat Sunderland.

Norwich XI : Ruddy; Whittaker, Martin (c), Bassong, Brady; Redmond, Tettey, Dorrans, Howson; Hoolahan; Jerome. Subs: Rudd (GK), Wisdom, Johnson, Grabban, Hooper, R Bennett, O'Neil.

Stoke XI : Butland; Johnson, Cameron, Muniesa, Pieters; Whelan, v.Ginkel; Shaqiri, Afellay, Arnautovic; Diouf. Subs: Given; Ireland, Joselu, Wilson, Adam, Crouch, Wollscheid

West Ham start without goalkeeper Adrian for the first time in 59 games; Darren Randolph replaces the suspended Spaniard. Their other change sees Kevin Nolan come in for 16-year-old Reece Oxford, who picked up a knock.

Bournemouth's starting line-up are unchanged from the side who lost 1-0 to Liverpool, although Yann Kermorgant is added to the bench. £8m summer signing Tyrone Mings remains a substitute.

West Ham: Randolph, Jenkinson, Reid, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Obiang, Noble, Kouyate, Nolan, Payet, Sakho. Subs: Spiegel, Tomkins, Jarvis, Collins, Maiga, Lanzini, Cullen.

Bournemouth: Boruc, Francis, Cook, Elphick, Surman, Gradel, Daniels, Wilson, King, Ritchie, O'Kane. Subs: Federici, Gosling, Pugh, Mings, Smith, Kermorgant, Distin

Crystal Palace's Bakary Sako makes his debut for the Eagles after moving from Wolves on a free transfer in the summer, with Glenn Murray also starting. Connor Wickham is not in the 18 and Yannick Bolasie does not feature after a family bereavement.

Aston Villa's  Jack Grealish makes his first appearance of the season after recovering from a hamstring injury, while Carlos Sanchez and Rudy Gestede also start as Tim Sherwood makes three changes.

Crystal Palace:  McCarthy, Ward, Delaney, Dann, Souare, McArthur, Cabaye, Zaha, Puncheon, Sako, Murray.

Subs: Hennessey, Bamford, Lee, Jedinak, Gayle, Mutch, Kelly.

Aston Villa: Guzan, Bacuna, Richards, Clark, Amavi, Sanchez, Gueye, Westwood, Grealish, Gestede, Agbonlahor.

Subs: Baker, Sinclair, Veretout, Ayew, Hutton, Traore, Bunn.

Sunderland  make three changes from the defeat by Norwich last time out. Centre-back John O'Shea, midfielder Jack Rodwell and striker Danny Graham replace Younes Kaboul, who is injured, Sebastian Larsson and Steven Fletcher. 

Sunderland XI:  Pantilimon, Jones, van Aanholt, O'Shea (c), Coates, Cattermole, Rodwell, M'Vila, Lens, Defoe, Graham

Swansea  manager Garry Monk names an unchanged line-up from the 2-0 win over Newcastle last Saturday. Midfielder Ki Sung-yueng is again out with a hamstring injury. 

Swansea XI:  Fabianski, Naughton, Fernandez, Williams, Taylor, Cork, Shelvey, Sigurdsson, Montero, Ayew, Gomis.

Louis van Gaal finally freshens up his striking options. Wayne Rooney stays on today and it's Javier Hernandez on for Adnan Januzaj. Newcastle have also made a change, and it's a debut for Florian Thauvin. 

Leicester name the same starting XI that beat West Ham last week, with new £5m midfielder Gokhan Inler on the bench. 

Tottenham make one change from the team that drew with Stoke - Christian Eriksen has picked up a knee injury, so Erik Lamela comes in. Spurs' new forward signing, Clinton Njie, does not make their squad. 

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

Tottenham XI: Loris, Walker, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Davies, Dier, Mason, Chadli, Dembele, Lamela, Kane

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A poor, poor dive from Adnan Januzaj as he tries to gain an advantage on the left wing. Chris Smalling is close to turning in a corner but it's pretty uninspiring stuff from both sides in the second half so far.