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Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender

Southampton looked like they had had the hurry-up from Ronald Koeman when they thrashed Arsenal on Boxing Day night. They have been a bit too nice and very inconsistent but the Arsenal game was a significant win. They convinced themselves that they need to be nasty in footballing parlance, more bullish.

West Ham have drawn their last five and are without some key players and are just nursing their way through until Dimitri Payet and Diafra Sakho are back fit. They will be fine this season but I can see the Saints rolling them over.

Lawro's prediction: 0-2

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While we've still got time before kick-off, take a moment to flex the nostalgia part of your brain...

Got, got, NEED is a quiz about Premier League sticker books.

Can you recall the thrill of seeing that missing Paulo Wanchope face beaming back at you? The shinies? The many, many copies of Mark Fish?

Whether you've ever actually completed one or not, why not try it out?

Simon Brotherton
MOTD commentator at the Boleyn Ground

"Even in this most unpredictable of seasons I don't think many would have predicted that Southampton would give Arsenal a 4-0 thumping on Boxing Day, certainly not me anyway.

"And what about that goal! Cuco Martina's wonder strike makes him the first player from Curaçao to score in the Premier League, meaning players from 93 different nationalities have now scored in the competition.

"West Ham's game at Aston Villa didn't hit those sort of heights, but was decent enough and Slaven Bilic wasn't unhappy with a point despite feeling a couple of big decisions hadn't gone their way.

"It's five draws in a row for the Hammers as they continue to tread water while several key players recover from injury."

West Ham manager Slaven Bilic makes two changes from the side that drew 1-1 with Aston Villa on Saturday.

Aaron Cresswell misses his first game this season through injury, with Carl Jenkinson coming in. Alex Song also comes in, replacing Pedro Obiang.

The big news for Hammers fans though is that Andy Carroll and Manuel Lanzini return from injury to make the bench.

West Ham XI: Adrian, Tomkins, Collins, Ogbonna, Jenkinson, Kouyate, Song, Noble, Antonio, Zarate, Valencia

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Southampton manager Ronald Koeman makes two changes from the side that beat Arsenal 4-0 on Saturday. Dusan Tadic comes in for midfielder James Ward-Prowse, while Oriol Romeu replaces Jordy Clasie.

Southampton XI: Stekelenburg, Martina, Van Dijk, Fonte, Bertrand, Romeu, Wanyama, Mane, Davis, Tadic, Long

Subs: Gazzaniga, Yoshida, Caulker, Clasie, Ward-Prowse, Juanmi, Ramirez   

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First up, a bit of housekeeping...

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Why not test your knowledge of Premier League football with our the Predictor Game?

There is no need to scream your prediction at your computer any more - you can have your say using our Predictor.

There is a league table for how fans of each club are doing prediction-wise this season and you can also see whether your predictions are better than Mark Lawrenson's.

What are you waiting for?

Either way, it's fair to say it's been a pretty good one down at Southampton. 

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Victory over the Gunners was Saints' first win in six league matches - and it lifted them to within touching distance of their hosts.

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