Manchester United fans might recognise the name after Wolfsburg's visit to Old Trafford in midweek. 

Dieter Hecking wasn't happy with the hosts' winner on Wednesday, but he remains a hit among Hannover fans...

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The team news for this afternoon's five 15:00 BST kick-offs is about to land.

Here's a reminder of the fixtures:

Aston Villa v Stoke

Bournemouth v Watford

Man City v Newcastle

Norwich v Leicester

Sunderland v West Ham

Prime Minister David Cameron has been watching a game of football in Chadlington this afternoon following his launch of a new grassroots sport initiative, which will see the Premier League expand its school sports programme to more than 16,000 primary schools across England and Wales.  

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Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

"There will be a minute's applause in 55th minute today for Mick Cunningham, Bournemouth's former photographer, programme editor and lifelong fan who died last Sunday after being taken ill at the Stoke/Bournemouth game. He will be sadly missed by everyone at the club."

David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live

"West Brom need to do better in possession, play with a better tempo and pass the ball better of Palace will dominate the second-half."  

Wolves are on the way to victory as Benik Afobe, who had a spell on loan at Huddersfield, doubles the home side's lead. The Terriers are caught out by a ball over the defence and Afobe stabs in from Adam Le Fondre's cross.

Follow that game here.

He may be the current England manager, but Roy Hodgson has certainly split opinion among supporters of his former clubs. Halmstads BK fans speak up now... 

Jack: Anyone but Hodgson back at Anfield. Anyone . Please!  

Adam: I'd have Roy back at the Cottage in a heartbeat. England don't know a good thing.

Omari Sinclair: Roy Hodgson back at the Cottage. Highest ever league finish. Shocked the world in Europe. Fulham 4 Juve 1.

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Back under way at Selhurst Park, with the Baggies having made a change at the break. Midfielder Craig Gardner is on for striker Saido Berahino.

You can keep across all the action from that game here.

It's not all about challenging for Premier League titles, sometimes a little passion goes a long way...

Craig Kent: Would have to be Alan Buckley at Grimsby Town, already had three stints as manager, few trips to Wembley & the current U17 boss.

Daniel James: Keith Alexander for Lincoln City, best tactician we've ever had and full of passion. RIP Big Keith.

Colin Kniveton: We would have Paul Cook back at Chesterfield - the sooner the better!

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David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live

"Albion have been resolute and determined but Tony Pulis will be scratching his head wondering where they will get a goal from.

"Palace look more likely, but they have been unable to get a clear chance and their shots have been weak.

"It is an interesting game, there has been a lack of ambition from West Brom, their tactics have worked and they will be happy not to have conceded.

"Palace are more exciting from wide positions but they have not made the correct decision at times. If their tempo stays like this in the second-half and West Brom sit back then surely they will create a goal."

Tony Brown on BBC WM: “In the main it’s been Albion under pressure this first half. They’ve defended doggedly like we thought they’d have to do today but they haven’t been able to get anything going forward.

"Tony Pulis will be happy it’s 0-0 at the break – maybe he can sort one or two things out and change something to allow Albion to get something going forward after half time”

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Back under way at Molineux.

Don't forget you can keep across all of that game here.

It's nil-nil at Selhurst Park, and West Brom are lucky to get nil.

Palace have done everything but score. They had 10 shots at goal, the most they have had in the first half of a Premier League game since they were re-promoted in 2013.

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City are clearly pleased to be back on home soil for today's Premier League action after their defeat to Tottenham in the capital last weekend.

David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live

"All the attack is coming from Palace, they have had at least seven goal efforts, but West Brom are resisting superbly.

"At the moment Alan Pardew will be the more relaxed of the two managers but he needs a breakthrough."

Wilfried Zaha has certainly had his wheat-based cereal this morning! He is torturing Chris Brunt down the Palace right, skipping by him all to easily, bringing the ball on to his left foot and then testing Boaz Myhill with a stinging drive.

Follow that match in full here.

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Villa fans are in nostalgic mood, O'Neill, Little, Saunders...should Tim Sherwood take note?

Darren Roche: Would love to see Martin O'Neill back at #AVFC, external if he'd been given financial backing at time could be top four side.

Nelson Rahi: As a Villain, I'd have Sir Brian Little back at the drop of a hat. Our best Prem boss, repeated trophy winner. Walks on water.

Charles Edwards: Ron Saunders would be incredible back at Villa... Actually anyone before Houllier would be nice.  

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Palace fans off their seats as Dwight Gayle goes to ground but the referee is having none of it. Chris Brunt - back with us - made the challenge but Gayle was already going down. No pen for me.

And then Wilfried Zaha does really well to get a shot off but it's saved by Boaz Myhill!

David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live

"Jonny Evans going off injured is a setback, they will have to reorganise the back four. But Craig Dawson is comfortable at centre-back and West Brom have a tall back four.

"West Brom are sitting slighter deeper but if away from home and you are drawing 0-0 then you can consider that satisfactory."