Koeman explains Saints changespublished at 14:12 Greenwich Mean Time 12 December 2015
Crystal Palace v Southampton (15:00 GMT)
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Crystal Palace v Southampton (15:00 GMT)
Crystal Palace v Southampton (15:00 GMT)
Graziano Pelle has a knee problem so is only fit enough for the bench for Southampton, who are at Crystal Palace. Shane Long comes in, in attack. Maarten Stekelenburg is also injured, so Paulo Gazzaniga starts in net.
Man City v Swansea (15:00 GMT)
A bit of Manchester City news: Kevin de Bruyne is on the bench for the visit of Swansea with Wilfried Bony starting up front.
For City's opponents, caretaker boss Alan Curtis makes three changes, including Bafetimbi Gomis on the bench, meaning Andre Ayew starts up top.
Team news is starting to come in. We'll bring you anything of note ASAP.
Bournemouth v Man Utd (17:30 GMT)
Switching attention to Manchester United, which is basically the focus of most of today's back pages. Here, have a look...
Norwich 1-1 Everton
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Wes Hoolahan (47 mins)
Would you believe it?! Everton absolutely bossed the first half, didn't take as many chances as they should and are pegged back almost straight away after the break, with Wes Hoolahan bundling home following a header from a corner. There's a lesson in there for Everton. Game on.
Norwich City v Everton (12:45 GMT)
He's showing no signs of tiring as the years roll on! This was before the first half at Carrow Road as well.
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What's the dullest match you've ever seen? What did you do to entertain yourself?
Dave: Dullest match: Watford v Spurs pre-season friendly. Amused ourselves by watching Andy Murray win Olympic Gold live on my phone.
Chris Ralph: Watched Sunderland play a 0-0 bore draw while on holiday in Albufiera. We played a game to see who could get John O'Shea to wave at us.
fluuurgghh: Boxing Day York City v Hull mid 1990s. Below freezing temperatures. 0-0 long ball fest. Was too cold to fall asleep.
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We've lost a lot of good fixtures out there.
Here is the latest list of postponements in the Football League because of the wet weather:
Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs & England midfielder on Football Focus
Jermaine Jenas thinks Gus Poyet is the right man for Swansea. As our man Ian Dennis told you earlier today, Poyet is emerging as a serious candidate for the job...
“Ryan Giggs should be aiming to be Manchester United manager at some point. I think Gus Poyet would be a good option.”
Norwich 0-1 Everton
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Norwich 0-1 Everton
Stuart Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live at Carrow Road
"If this was a boxing match, I think a white towel would come in from the dug out. If Norwich could take a time-out they would do at the moment. Declan Rudd has kept his side in it with two great one-on-one saves."
Norwich 0-0 Everton
There were fears John Stones might not start after injuring himself in the warm-up and now he's twisted his knee nastily going for a header from a corner. He gets some treatment behind the goal before getting to his feet, ready to play on. As I said earlier, minimum fuss from the big man.
Just before the half-time whistle blows, Romelu Lukaku rolls a shot past the far post from inside the box. He should have scored. He should have a hat-trick.
You can follow the game here.
Norwich 0-1 Everton
Here's Romelu Lukaku's opening goal in graphic form.
That's seven assists for Gerard Deulofeu (number 19) in the Premier League so far this season - six of those have been for Lukaku (number 10).
Norwich 0-1 Everton
Stuart Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live at Carrow Road
"Everton look every inch a side that could finish in the top six."