Everton are holding firm against Chelsea - the visitors winning a corner which ends with the Toffees winning a free-kick when Pedro fouls Steven Naismith. The conclusion to that match is over here.

Everton are just about to bring on Aaron Lennon...

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Fresh from his country's 2-0 defeat by England at Wembley on Tuesday, Switzerland midfielder Xherdan Shaqiri is back in the capital as his Stoke side take on Arsenal today.

"It will be a difficult game for us at Arsenal on Saturday, but it is one that we are looking forward to and one we are positive about," he said.

"I am ready to get back to action with Stoke City now though and hopefully pick up a positive result on Saturday. We want to get at least a point from the game."

Shaqiri starts. Full team news on the way. 

Heading to the Emirates today? Well, £1 from your ticket price will be donated by Arsenal to Save the Children’s Child Refugee Crisis Appeal.

Speaking to Arsenal.com, manager Arsene Wenger said: "We’re happy to contribute because it’s an immediate need for people who are without anything and have to flee their country. We’re happy to help.

“The need is immediate so we decided to be immediately helpful."

Just when it was going all so well for QPR, they have goalkeeper Rob Green sent off for bringing down Chris O'Grady in the penalty area. Henri Lansbury buries the subsequent penalty and now it's the visitors who have the momentum with 15 minutes or so left. Follow it all here.

Eddie Howe has brought his Bournemouth side from the south coast to the east coast for this afternoon's game against Norwich. I just hope they remove this sign fairly soon otherwise we won't be seeing much action!

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West Bromwich Albion
West Bromwich Albion

And Saido Berahino is only on the bench for West Brom this afternoon.

Full team news to come. 

Manchester City
Manchester City

A £55m bench-warmer? For now, it seems. Kevin De Bruyne is only on the bench for Manchester City.

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Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live at Goodison Park

"It's been a timid start to this second half. Everton's midfield players have dropped too far back, allowing Chelsea too much possession. In the first half Everton were pushing forward, pushing out. If I was Roberto Martinez I'd encourage my players to start doing that again."  

OJ:  Mou should go? That's the problem with such clubs - it will be hard for them to have a structure because of unstable coaching.

Steven Wall:  Jose's not the problem, it's an old defence with no pace! Ivanovic has been problem for last two years defensively.

Stupot McDermote:  Chelsea will finish mid-table this season, Jose will get rid of  deadwood from team and then buy younger players.

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Almost time for team news from our five 15:00 Premier League games. Who are you waiting on?

Finally, the news Arsenal fans have been waiting for. Well, almost. Arsene Wenger has put pen to paper and signed.... some memorabilia. 

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We have a goal at Loftus Road. And no surprise, it's Charlie Austin who has bagged to put QPR 1-0 up against Forest. Follow that game in more depth here.

Chelsea seem intent on making most of the early running in the second half at Goodison but a promising move breaks down when Eden Hazard runs down a cul-de-sac.

Dedicated live text here.

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live at Goodison Park

"This is a bit of a test now for Everton. I thought they started to look a bit weak, particularly down the right-hand side, towards the end of the first half.

"And had they been able to score more from that period in the first half when they could have had four, they would have been out of sight. One moment, from Nemanja Matic, changed it."

He's here! Saido Berahino snapped inside The Hawthorns for the first time since his Deadline Day saga. 

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What do you get if you cross Peter Crouch with Mame Diouf? This is no joke... you get Joselu.

So says Stoke City manager Mark Hughes, external of his new signing who could feature against Arsenal today: "Technically he's a very good player and a good finisher as well, if you get him into the right areas. He's got good technique and power and we think we have a good player.

"He probably sits between Peter Crouch as the main target man and Mame Diouf with his pure pace looking to work off the shoulder."

John Motson
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"We're straight out of the international break and into a meeting of the top two.

"Crystal Palace's victory at Chelsea last time out was no fluke - it was the latest in a string of superb results over the so-called big clubs. Indeed, I did this corresponding fixture for Radio 5 live last season when Palace won 2-1.

"To win again, Palace will have to end City's 100% winning start and become the first side to breach their impressive defence.

"Should City overcome this tricky hurdle I can see them putting more distance between themselves and their title rivals in the coming weeks."

Crystal Palace won at Chelsea last time out to go second in the league and face leaders Manchester City in what has become a top-of-the table clash.

"I think we're good to watch. We're different to Manchester City," said Eagles boss Alan Pardew. "They retain the ball, they can dominate possession, and that will be the key - how many times we can unlock the door on our breakaways.

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"It's great for our fans because of a little bit of ribbing about a top-of-the-league clash.

"In the short term we can enjoy it, but we deserve to be there over four games. Of course there's another 34 to go unfortunately. Shame it can't end now."

Leyton Orient, with a one-point lead over Wycombe, are at Cambridge United, who are without the injured Ryan Donaldson.

Second-placed Wycombe could give new signing striker Gozie Ugwu his debut in the match of the day against third-placed Plymouth.

Newport, stuck at the bottom with one point, face a tough test at home to sixth-placed Morecambe.