A Swansea win today would take them above Chelsea and Liverpool and into the top half of the table. Stoke could move up to 11th with a victory.

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Dan Bell: Thornaby v Brandon United in the Northern League the other week. 4-1 Thornaby at half time, 5-2 after an hour, 5-6 to Brandon at full time, absolute honour to witness it.  

Brian McGillivary: Birmingham City 4 Swindon Town 6, blues leading 4-1 with 15 mins to go, then Glenn Hoddle came on

Daniel Btfc Turner: Braintree 5-0 Grimsby 2011 I wasn't expecting that 

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The big news in English football today involved Leeds - not the first time we've said that.

United announced the sacking of Uwe Rosler earlier today and then replaced him with controversial ex-Boston and Rotherham manager Steve Evans.

And then minutes later, owner Massimo Cellino, who appointed Evans, was banned from running the club by the Football League for the second time in a year.

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Swansea make two changes, as Modou Barrow and Jack Cork replace Gylfi Sigurdsson and Ki Sung-yueng. Andre Ayew is fit to start after a knee problem.

Stoke also make two switches, as Xherdan Shaqiri and Joselu come in for Mame Diouf, who is on compassionate leave, and injured Jon Walters. 

Swansea: Fabianski, Rangel, Fernandez, Williams, Taylor, Shelvey, Cork, Ayew, Barrow, Montero, Gomis. Subs: Ki, Britton, Nordfeldt, Eder, Sigurdsson, Naughton, Bartley. 

Stoke: Butland, Johnson, Cameron, Wollscheid, Pieters, Adam, Whelan, Shaqiri, Krkic, Arnautovic, Joselu. Subs: Muniesa, Ireland, Wilson, Afellay, van Ginkel, Crouch, Haugaard. Referee: Robert Madley (West Yorkshire)

Your most surprising epic games...

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This season I've covered Barcelona's 5-4 victory over Sevilla in the Uefa Super Cup, Bournemouth's 4-3 win over West Ham (a textbook unexpected classic) and Robert Lewandowski's five goals in nine minute haul against Wolfsburg.

So in the very likely event that I have a supernatural power to attract great games, we should be in for a good evening.

You're straight in with some gems here.

So we want to know what's the most surprising epic game you've ever been to?

For me it was an FAI Cup second-round replay in 2004 between Limerick FC and rivals Cobh Ramblers. 

Limerick only had 13 players in their squad, including their player-manager, and had to play goalkeeper Jimmy Fyfe up front after bringing on a second keeper. The Lims scored in injury time to make it 2-2 but lost on penalties.

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Of course one of the greatest Premier League games of all time was one that you would not take a second look at when the fixture lists came out...

In September 2007, Portsmouth beat Reading 7-4 in the highest scoring Premier League game ever, with Benjani Mwaruwari scoring three. David James even saved a penalty.

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Let's be honest. Swansea v Stoke is one of those fixtures where you might be happy to concede the remote control to save relationship goodwill for a Champions League game later in the week.

But then again, I'd have said the same before Newcastle v Norwich yesterday, and look how that one turned out...