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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 also watch Final Score on BBC One from 16:00 BST in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and on this page. You can view on the Red Button from 14:30-17:25.

The football winter gear is out at the Britannia Stadium. 

This season's fashion? Very similar to what we've seen in the past - parkers, duffel, fleece etc. 

The fans will be hoping they see enough entertainment to warm them up.

We are seven minutes away from kick-off.

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Map out the road to Premier League glory by predicting the scores for all the games this season. 

See how your guesses fare against other supporters and pundit Mark Lawrenson, plus get feedback from BBC Sport's team including Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer.  

Fancy your chances? Click here to play.

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The BBC’s FA Cup coverage is starting earlier than ever this weekend – and we want fans to be right at the heart of the action.

The BBC Sport website and app will have a rolling live page including goals and updates from all of the 30 matches in the fourth qualifying round, starting at 12.30pm on Saturday.

Fans can get involved in the coverage by sharing their matchday pictures from around the grounds on social media using #MobileMOTD, external

On Sunday fans will get a behind-the-scenes look at the Altrincham v Chester match in our new feature, Mobile Match of the Day.

Filmed using only a mobile phone and presented by Radio 1Xtra’s Nick Bright, Mobile Match of the Day will give a unique insight into the dressing rooms, the match action and the fans’ stories.

Going to an FA Cup match today? Get involved with the BBC Sport website coverage and send us your matchday selfies and pictures using #MobileMOTD, external

Now then. Watford have not won in their last three games, and lost two of those.

Their manager Quique Sanchez Flores, with arguably the best groomed facial hair in the Premier League, knows it'll be a wee bit tricky to end that barren run at the Britannia Stadium.

"We know that in past years Stoke were playing a different style, really direct, long ball but with Mark Hughes it changed a little bit and they try to play the ball on the floor. They are in the middle now.

"Of course they have great morale and it is very difficult team, a difficult stadium but we want to be positive.

"We won in a very important stadium like Newcastle as well and we want to try to win - why not?"

Glad he wants his team to go for the victory - I don't fancy their chances.

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Stoke manager Mark Hughes, celebrating his 100th game in charge at the club, named the same XI that recorded a 1-0 win at Swansea on Monday. Striker Jon Walters is on the bench after recovering from a groin problem.  

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Watford make one change with defender Miguel Britos making his league debut. Sebastian Prodl drops to the bench.  

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Ready? This could make or break your fantasy teams.

Move over Watford- previously considered the Premier League team that was "hard to beat" -Stokeare back to reclaim their title.

Having waited seven games to record their first league win, the Potters have managed to notch three on the bounce, conceding just one goal.

Their managerMark Hugheswill obviously be hoping to celebrate his 100th game in charge of the club with a fourth victory.

"I do think the fact it is 100 games is good as it means I have lasted a little bit longer than I did in my last job," said the Welshman

"Long may it continue."

There's no reason why it shouldn't.

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