Wilfried Zaha has been immense today and he toasts Chris Brunt one last time, Brunt trips him and that's a penalty...

For those not familiar with Ronnie Rooke, he played more than 100 times for Fulham, scored 68 goals for Arsenal, won a wartime England cap - and was a hero at Bedford Town...

Hamish: We need a new manager at Bedford Town. I'd get Ronnie Rooke back after the great FA Cup runs he took us on in the 1950s! The Eagles even beat Newcastle 3-2 away. Oh hang on, doesn't everyone do that? 

Avick Brown: Non league wise for Southall FC, Gordon Bartlett for success or Geoff Taylor for sheer effort.

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David Pleat
Forner Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live

"Crystal Palace will want the second goal to feel more comfortable, it has been a  better performance than last week at Watford. If it stays like this then two 1-0 victories on the trot would be a fine weekend for the manager, players and supporters."   

There are five minutes left at Selhurst Park...

All over at Molineux and Wolves move up to sixth with a comfortable win over Huddersfield. 

Amazingly that is Wolves' first home win over the Terriers since 1988, when big Steve Bull was on the scoresheet. Benik Afobe, who got two today, wasn't even born then.

In League Two, the Football League's bottom club Newport County have new manager John Sheridan in charge for the first time when they host Exeter.

Second-placed Plymouth meet struggling Crawley, eyeing a chance to keep the pressure on leaders Wycombe, who entertain Northampton.

Yeovil, just above the relegation zone, face a trip to third-placed Portsmouth. When the Glovers were promoted to the Football League in 2003, Pompey were going up to the Premier League.

Sunderland boss Dick Advocaat has just faced the TV cameras. Asked about speculation about his future, he said: "I am concentrating on the game. All the other things are not so important."

Advocaat makes three changes to the side that lost 3-0 at Manchester United on 26 September. Defenders DeAndre Yedlin and Sebastian Coates are recalled as is striker Steven Fletcher. Out go Younes Kaboul, Patrick van Aanholt and Adam Johnson.

Sunderland XI: Pantilimon; Jones, Yedlin, Coates, O’Shea; Cattermole, M’Vila, Toivonen, Lens Borini; Fletcher.

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West Ham United are unchanged from the side that salvaged a draw against Norwich City on 26 September. The Hammers are chasing a fourth straight away win this season in the Premier League. There is no Andy Carroll on the bench.

West Ham XI: Adrian; Jenkinson, Reid, Tomkins, Cresswell; Noble, Kouyate, Moses, Payet, Lanzini; Sakho.

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All clubs should do this...

In a week where everyone has got excited about which international team he wants to play for, Jack Grealish has to do with a place on the bench in an Aston Villa side selected with caution in mind.

Aston Villa XI: Guzan; Hutton, Richards, Lescott, Amavi; Crespo, Gana, Westwood, Veretout; Sinclair, Gestede.

Stoke are without Xherdan Shaqiri, who picked up a thigh injury last week, with his place going to Mame Biram Diouf.

Stoke XI: Butland; Johnson, Cameron, Wollscheid, Pieters; Whelan, Adam, Walters, Bojan, Arnautovic; Diouf.

Manchester City right-back Pablo Zabaleta makes his first start of the season after recovering from a knee injury. Eliaquim Mangala is also fit enough to return at centre-half and Fernando comes in for the injured Yaya Toure in midfield. 

In attack, City's £116m forward line of Sergio Aguero, Raheem Sterling, David Silva and Kevin de Bruyne play together in the Premier League for the first time.

Man City XI: Hart, Zabaleta, Otamendi, Mangala, Kolarov, Fernando, Fernandinho, Silva, Sterling, De Bruyne, Aguero.

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Newcastle make one change from the team that drew with Chelsea last weekend. Jack Colback misses out because of a calf injury and is replaced by Yoan Gouffran. Another midfielder, Cheick Tiote, is back from a knee injury and is on the bench.

Newcastle XI: Krul, Janmaat, Mbemba, Coloccini, Mbabu, Sissoko, Anita, Gouffran, Wijnaldum, Perez, Mitrovic.

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In League One, leaders Burton, under Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, will look to continue their four-match unbeaten run at home to Southend.

Second-placed Gillingham host struggling Oldham, while another top-v-bottom clash sees Rochdale host Bradford.

More importantly at the wrong end of the table, Scunthorpe v Fleetwood is a meeting of two teams either side of the relegation zone.

Wolves add a third in the final few minutes as a ball over the top is chased by Benik Afobe and the Huddersfield defence has no chance.

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Sergio Aguero is in good spirits, Newcastle defenders beware...

David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live

"We knew it was coming, it was a lovely flighted ball in by Yohan Cabaye to the far post, the goalkeeper could not get across and Yannick Bolasie flew through the air almost vertical to head into the net.

"It is no more than Palace deserve, they are the team that have attacked, they wanted to win and now we will see if there is any reaction from West Brom, having taken their main striker Saido Berahino off at half-time."

Bournemouth lost striker Callum Wilson to a long term injury in the defeat at Stoke last week and they replace him with Glenn Murray, who makes his full debut for the club. Forward Joshua King also comes in for the benched Lee Tomlin.

Bournemouth XI: Boruc, Francis, Cook, Distin, Daniels, Ritchie, Gosling, Surman, Pugh, King, Murray.

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Watford make one enforced change following losing to Crystal Palace last time out. Jurado has a hamstring injury so Nathan Ake starts at left-back with Ikechi Anya pushing further forward.

Watford XI: Gomes, Nyom, Prodl, Cathcart, Ake, Capoue, Watson, Abdi, Deeney, Anya, Ighalo.

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There's some tasty treats in store at both ends of the Championship this afternoon.

Second-placed Middlesbrough, on the back of seven straight wins in all competitions, travel to fourth-placed Reading, shunted down the table by Burnley's win on Friday night.

Leaders Brighton host Cardiff, who are just outside the play-off places, while Bristol City v MK Dons is the battle of the bottom two.

Tony Brown on BBC WM: “That is the worst thing that could have happened for Albion. It was alright absorbing all the Palace pressure as long as it was 0-0 – but now they’re behind they’ve got a real uphill battle. They’ve got to go for it now.” 

Norwich make one change to the side that drew against West Ham last week, as Matt Jarvis returns to the starting line-up in place of Martin Olsson.

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

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The big news for Leicester is that star man Riyad Mahrez is on the bench. Jeffrey Schlupp comes in, while Danny Simpson also gets a start at right-back in place of Richie De Laet.  

Starting XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Huth, Morgan, Fuchs, Albrighton, Kante, Drinkwater, Schlupp, Okazaki, Vard. 

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