Team news from our 15:00 GMT Premier League kick-offs coming up in around an hour. Time to set the scene on those games.

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David Pleat
Former Tottenham boss on BBC Radio 5 live

Watford static, Manchester United ecstatic.  The cross wasn't challenged by the Watford defence and Memphis Depay just side-footed it home. Great movement to get into position.

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We're building up to the rest of today's Premier League games and there could be a few changes at the top of the table during the next few hours. 

Manchester United will go one point clear if they win at Watford in the early kick-off, before Arsenal (away v West Brom) and Leicester City (away v Newcastle) both can to go to the summit in their 15:00 GMT games.

However, Manchester City, who started the day in pole position, will finish the day at the top if they beat Liverpool (17:30 GMT).

Joe Tipton: Cristiano Ronaldo put Memphis Depay in his top five young players the other day. Would love to see something that justifies that...

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Chris Coleman
Wales manager on Football Focus

Odion Ighalo and Troy Deeney are a huge threat for Watford. Deeney is such a good leader and with Ighalo playing off him they’re dangerous. This will be a very interesting one for Manchester United.

The end of the French national anthem is greeted by a huge round of applause from a sell-out crowd. There is at least one French flag in the crowd.

Remember, we have a dedicated full text commentary of this game on the BBC Sport website.

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Blue skies and sunshine above Vicarage Road as both teams emerge from the tunnel. But don't let that fool you. It's bitterly cold and there are plenty of  gloves in evidence - both on and off the pitch.

The French national anthem is being played before the start of all Premier League games this weekend following the Paris attacks.

Players from Watford and Manchester United are gathered together in the centre circle.

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For Lawro's sake and, probably quite a few Manchester United fans too, here is what we know of substitutes Marcus Rashford and Sean Goss, who are on the Red Devils bench for the first time.

The United website describes Rashford, 18, as a striker with a "powerful shot". Rashford has been with United for several years and helped the side retain youth trophy, the Milk Cup, in 2014.

Goss, 20, was signed from Exeter City for an undisclosed fee in the summer of 2012. The United website says his playing style is similar to that of Michael Carrick's. United fans will be hoping the player enjoys a similar stellar career at Old Trafford.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Football Focus

Watford are very much a counter-attacking team, and that might actually suit Manchester United. 

"But there are names on that United bench that we don't even recognise - Sean Goss and Marcus Rushford, it sounds like a duet, that's how short they are. But they are Man Utd, they have to get on with it. When players aren't available you have to make do.

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Extra security measures are in place around Vicarage Road ahead of Watford's game with Manchester United in the wake of the Paris attacks. The Premier League has briefed each club on the current threat alert and existing security guidance. All fans entering Watford's ground are having their bags searched.

Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore said the league would be on "extra high alert" following the attacks.  

Watford striker Troy Deeney says he has "proved people wrong all my life" and invited six former inmates from his time in prison to his side's game against Manchester United today.

So we want to know which player has proved you wrong, in a good or a bad way.

Richard: I was very sceptical when Man Utd bought Dwight Yorke... guess no need to say more.

Olajide Lukman: Jon Obi Mikel is the player who has proved me wrong. I thought he was better than Messi at the Fifa youth championship 2005 in Holland.

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Jonathan Pearce
MOTD commentator at Vicarage Road

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"Watford keep coming up with enough good results to suggest they'll win their battle to stay up.

"They'll have to end a nine-match losing run against United to get something from this game though, where the first goal will be crucial.

"Watford have only scored three home goals. Van Gaal's durable side haven't conceded in 555 minutes. If United go ahead, they won't lose."

So, Manchester United fans what do you think of Memphis Depay's return to the side? We will be keeping you right up to date with all the major incidents from Vicarage Road but for full text commentary we have an individual page for you. Build-up is under way.

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Around half an hour from kick-off in the Premier League's early game. Here's the full team news.

Watford make one change to the side that lost to Leicester last time out. Spanish midfielder Jurado comes in for Nathan Ake.

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

Manchester United make four changes to the side that beat West Brom a couple of weeks ago, with Phil, Jones, Morgan Schneiderlin, Ander Herrera and Memphis Depay in for Marcos Rojo, Michael Carrick, Wayen Rooney and Anthony Martial.

Youngsters Sean Goss and Marcus Rashford are on the bench for Louis van Gaal's side.

Man Utd XI: De Gea; Young, Jones, Smalling, Blind; Schneiderlin, Schweinsteiger; Mata, Herrera, Lingard; Memphis.

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Championship leaders Hull City are in action at Bristol City at 12:30 GMT. Build-up and full text commentary of this game is on the BBC Sport website.

Football Focus

You just about have time to make a cuppa before Football Focus starts...if you're quick. Wales manager Chris Coleman joins host Dan Walker and former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson. It's on at 12:10 GMT