Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has taken his seat in the dugout nice and early, he's just waiting for both sets of players to come out of the tunnel - and here they come now.

Jason Roberts
BBC Final Score on the Red Button

"(Tim Sherwood and Paul Lambert) have a very similar record. Tim has lost two of his best players in the summer. But they've also spent a lot of money albeit on players without Premier League experience. There are big expectations at Villa but at the moment, after five straight losses, there's no strong belief. It's a must-win game otherwise he's under massive, massive pressure."

Clive Allen
BBC Radio 5 live at Upton Park

"It normally takes players a while to adjust to the Premier League, especially being introduced from abroad when they come from so-called lesser leagues. But West Ham's Manuel Lanzini appears to be right at home based on what we've seen so far."

It's Jordan v Andre today at the Liberty Stadium, both Ghana forwards moving to the Premier League this summer from France.

Here we go then, time to find your seat if you haven't already, work your way through the songbook and get ready for kick-off. Looks a cold one at Stoke - hats and gloves all round - while at Leicester you can't move for waving flags. 

A colleague has just said that he fancies a 4-4 draw at Leicester v Palace...

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There's five games to keep you occupied north of the border this afternoon, with the pick of them being third-placed Hearts against fourth-placed Ross County.

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There have been four goals in seven minutes at Craven Cottage as Fulham come from 2-0 down to lead Reading 3-2!

Still half an hour to go too.

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BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Slight change to BBC Radio 5 live's football coverage today, due to the Rugby World Cup semi-final being covered live.

But, don't worry, Sports Extra will be broadcasting a “Football Special” from 14:45 BST with commentary of West Ham v Chelsea at 15:00 BST, plus all the goals as they go in across the English and Scottish Leagues.

Don't forget you can listen online on this page.

You can then have your say on all the day's action with Robbie Savage and Darren Fletcher presenting 606 from 18:06 BST (surprisingly enough), this time back on BBC Radio 5 live.  

Three clubs with big potential at the top of League Two; Plymouth, Portsmouth and Oxford.

The Pilgrims look to retain top spot with a trip to Luton, second-placed Pompey are at home to Mansfield and third-placed Oxford are at home to Barnet.

At the wrong end of the table, basement side Newport are at Bristol Rovers, while fellow strugglers Yeovil are at home to Cambridge.

What is happening at managerless Swindon Town? Last season they made the play-off final, this time round they are second from bottom in League One with their chairman the caretaker boss. They entertain in-form Coventry today.

Bottom-of-the-table Crewe are at fellow strugglers Blackpool, while Barnsley entertain Fleetwood in another match between sides at the wrong end of the table.

League leaders Gillingham are at home to Southend, while second-placed Walsall travel to mid table Colchester.

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Hull City boss Steve Bruce returns to former club Birmingham City where a victory over the second-placed Blues could see them take their place in an automatic promotion spot.

Early leaders Brighton are at home to Preston, who have striker Joe Garner available again after a three-match ban.

Bottom-of-the-table Bolton, who are looking for their second league win of the season, face Steve Evans' Leeds United but the Trotters have not beaten the Yorkshire side at home since 2004.

Pat in Glasgow: My second team is Bohemians of Prague. their emblem is a kangaroo and i was a fan of the Australian TV series 'Skippy' as a kid.

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Pandas, kangaroos - who knew there were so many animal-tastic ways to follow a team?

Steve Wilson
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"Stoke may have had a slightly sticky start to the season but they have found their rhythm now, as we always suspected they would.

"They have won their last four games in all competitions, keeping clean sheets in three of them. If they beat Watford this would be their best Premier League sequence in four years.

"Watford are not extravagant goalscorers - only six in nine games: it's the fewest in the division and one man, Odion Ighalo, has scored five of them.

"With Stoke looking so secure at the back, a repeat of the goalless draw on their last visit to the Britannia Stadium eight years ago may be the best Watford can hope for."

Ray Hojka in Runcorn: My second team has always been Forres Mechanics in the Scottish Highland League, just because I love their name. I'd love to be able to go and watch them play, and it would be a dream come true if the centre-back pairing was Eastenders mechanic Phil Mitchell, and Corrie mechanic Tyrone Dobbs. 

Another brilliant suggestion Ray. Kev Webster on the left?