The hosts are unchanged from the side that won at Norwich last week. 

West Brom: Myhill, Dawson, McAuley, Evans, Brunt, Sessegnon, Yacob, Fletcher, McClean, Berahino, Rondon.

Subs: Olsson, Chester, Morrison, Gardner, Lambert, McManaman, Lindegaard.

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Leicester make one alteration with Leonardo Ulloa replacing Christian Fuchs.  

Leicester: Schmeichel, Simpson, Morgan, Huth, Schlupp, Mahrez, Drinkwater, Kante, Albrighton, Ulloa, Vardy. 

Subs: De Laet, King, Okazaki, Dyer, Chilwell, Schwarzer, Inler.

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There's a couple of fans at Selhurst Park who are wearing shorts today. Didn't the clocks go back last week? Micro-climate.

Five changes for Manchester City from their midweek League Cup win over Crystal Palace, while Raheem Sterling finds himself on the bench. 

Man City XI: Hart, Sagna, Kompany, Otamendi, Kolarov, Toure, Fernandinho, Navas, De Bruyne, Bony, Iheanacho

Subs: Caballero, Demichelis, Mangala, Fernando, Garcia, Roberts, Sterling

Norwich are without injured right-back Andre Wisdom, so kipper Russell Martin is one of six changes from the penalty shoot-out loss to Everton this week.

Norwich City XI: Ruddy, Bennett, Martin, Bassong, Brady, Mulumbu, Tettey, Olsson, Howson, Jarvis, Jerome

Subs: Rudd, Whittaker, Grabban, Hoolahan, Dorrans, Redmond, O'Neil

Emma: Why would we get rid of Jose? Everyone moans that managers are fired to easily so let's stand by ours. We believe in Chelsea.  

Andrew: How many times did folks write Ferguson off and say MUFC had lost their hunger, only for them to come back? Mou and CFC will be fine.

Jordan: Why always Jose's fault? World class players in that team! Should be able to motivate themselves for there 100k + a week wages.

Lovely touch from the Foxes as these young mascots catch their favourite player, Christian Fuchs, on FaceTime. Courtesy of the club's head of media, Anthony Herlihy.

Watford manager Quique Flores names an unchanged starting eleven from the team that beat Stoke 2-0 last weekend.

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

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West Ham manager Slaven Bilic makes two changes to the team that beat Chelsea 2-1 last weekend. 

Diafra Sahko and Mauro Zarare drop out, while Andy Carroll - who got the winner against the Blues - and on-loan forward Victor Moses, who was ineligible against his parent club, return.

West Ham XI:  Adrian, Jenkinson, Collins, Tomkins, Cresswell, Noble, Kouyate, Lanzini, Payet, Moses, Carroll.

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If you went to Antarctica 12 months ago, without all phone signal, and suddenly returned in the last 2-3 weeks, you'd be forgiven for thinking Jamie Vardy is nailed on for Ballon D'Or.

Even my dog knows who he is now. I think.

But can he get any better? Claudio Ranieri certainly thinks so: "Jamie is a very smart man," said the City boss., external

"It's more difficult to run a lot and score a goal, because sometimes you say, 'maybe you lack calm in the last 20 metres'.

"No, he does everything 100% and miles per hour.

"I think he can improve more because now he believes in his quality. He believes everything he tries to do could happen."

Injury-hit Arsenal have handed a first Premier League start to forward Joel Campbell at Swansea. He is likely to slot into the three (along with Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil) behind striker Olivier Giroud.

As a little teaser of the Manchester United team, boss Louis van Gaal is sticking to his guns over Wayne Rooney. The striker has come under scrutiny of late but remains first-choice. He plays alongside Anthony Martial at Crystal Palace.

Yohan Cabaye was a doubt before kick-off,but he is fit enough to start for the Eagles.

Right... it's time to reveal our stat of the day. Credit to our commander in chief John Stanton for spotting it, verifying it and mocking up a nice graphic.  

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton defender on Football Focus

"Everything they do is in front of the opposition they are playing against.It's easy to defend against United if you're organised and disciplined. United are not having many shots, the likes of Rooney are dangerous 25 yards further in towards goal."

He never leaves home without it. His dossier, that is.

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Manchester United fans might be keen to read a special interview The Times, external are running today. The focus is Cristiano Ronaldo, and the Real Madrid forward waxes lyrical about his time at Old Trafford.

"Manchester was a huge education for me," he said. "There were guys who always arrived for training one hour early. [Paul] Scholes and Gary Neville were incredible examples. Neville was the most professional player I saw. This is why these guys played in the top level for 10 years.

"People like Giggsy [Ryan Giggs] too. I learnt from them. I would go to training early, too. I would do exercise, strength, abdominals, core: many things. That example from the older players, I took it."

The top two go head to head as leaders Gillingham travel to Walsall, while Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink’s Burton attempt to stay in touch with a trip Oldham. Seventh-placed Bury will hope to move into the play-off pack as they face a local derby with Blackpool. Bottom of the table Crewe host sixth-placed Sheffield United, who haven’t won away since 29 August.

Alan: Hoping for a special win for the Normal One and the normal complaints from the Special One!  

Kolo: The Liverpool of before-Klopp will rather sit flat at 1-0, then show character in defeat. This one comes back with a response.

Charlie: Special 1 - Normal 1  

Plymouth are five-points clear at the top as they host eighth-placed Morecambe with second-placed Portsmouth away at Notts County, who’ve won four of their last five at the County Ground. Second bottom Carlisle can move clear of basement side Dagenham & Redbridge, who play Luton on Sunday, as they host Yeovil.

We're almost ready for the team news to start flooding in. Stand by your phones.

Salomon Rondon is proving the Baggies fans' choice for pictures at The Hawthorns. Perhaps for his goal-scoring antics, rather than taste in hats.

There is still time for you to make your predictions for this afternoon's matches. Have a go and see how you get on by playing the BBC Sport Premier League Predictor game.

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