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Arsenal v Sunderland

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Watford v Norwich

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There are nine games in the Championship today, and Brighton will go back to the top if they beat Charlton at the Amex Stadium. Chris Hughton’s outfit dropped one place in the table thanks to Middlesbrough’s 2-0 win at Ipswich on Friday night.

Third-placed Derby don’t play today, but Hull, in fourth, are at Elland Road where some disgruntled Leeds fans are threatening a walk-out after 17 minutes. Why? Supporters in the South Stand are unhappy that ticket prices in that area of the ground are being raised by £5 to incorporate a 'meal deal' voucher. Leeds owner Massimo Cellino is known to dislike the number 17, hence the mooted ‘pie tax’ walk-out.

At the foot of the table, Bolton will hope for a home win over Cardiff ahead of a possible takeover thatthe club hopes to conclude this week.

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BBC Radio 5 live at the Britannia Stadium

"The players that are missing from this Manchester City side have been the core of their team when they've been successful, and they've missed them hugely. 

"Get them back and for me City are still favourites for the title. But they need to get them back."

A touch more than 10 minutes to go and this match is already a done deal.

City have been flat-lining all afternoon.

A live text of the league leaders demise is ongoing right here.

With Alexis Sanchez and Santi Cazorla the latest men sidelined, Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger will be relived to give Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain starting for the first time since October. Theo Walcott returns to the bench and Laurent Koscielny has shaken off a hip injury.  

Arsenal XI: Cech; Bellerin, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Monreal: Flamini, Ramsey; Campbell, Ozil, Oxlade-Chamberlain; Giroud

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Without the injured Jermain Defoe, Sam Allardyce gives a second Premier League start to Sunderland forward Duncan Watmore. Billy Jones is available after suspension, but doesn't get back in the side.  

Sunderland XI: Pantilimon: Yedlin, Coates, O'Shea, Kaboul, Van Aanholt; Toivonen, M'Vila; Watmore, Fletcher, Borini

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Swansea make one change to the starting line-up which lost to Liverpool, bringing in Bafetimbi Gomis to lead the line to replace the injured Eder (ankle). 

Swansea XI: Fabianski, Naughton, Bartley, Williams (C), Taylor, Britton, Ki, Sigurdsson, Ayew, Routledge, Gomis.  

Leicester too make one change after last weekend's 1-1 draw against Manchester United with Leonardo Ulloa coming in for Shinji Okazaki. Goal machine Jamie Vardy starts.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Huth, Morgan (c), Fuchs, Mahrez, Kanté, Drinkwater, Albrighton, Ulloa, Vardy

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A sunny 8 August feels like a long, long time ago now for Aston Villa fans.

Rudy Gestede scored the only goal against Bournemouth and they have not won since in the league.

Villa have less points at this stage of the season than the Derby team who went down with a record low of 11 in 2007-08.

Southampton make two changes from the team that lost 6-1 to Liverpool in midweek. Jose Fonte is back in defence after a cut leg, while James Ward-Prowse starts in midfield instead of Jordy Clasie. 

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Aston Villa boss makes two enforced changes at the back, with Jores Okore and Joleon Lescott replacing the injured Micah Richards and suspended Ciaran Clark. Leandro Bacuna also comes in for Kieran Richardson at left-back while Rudy Gestede replaces Carles Gil. 

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Watfordmake two changes with Ikechi Anya and Jose Manuel Jurado in for Almen Abdi & Juan Carlos Paredes.

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Norwichgive the keeper's jersey to Declan Rudd, who replaces John Ruddy.Nathan Redmond is in midfield in place of Gary O'Neil and Alex Tettey returns from a groin injury and is in for Wes Hoolahan. 

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Tony Pulis makes one change to his West Brom side, with the suspended Claudio Yacob being replaced by Chris Brunt, who returns from a ban.

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There are two alterations to Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham team, with Dele Alli available again to replace the injured Ryan Mason and Erik Lamela preferred to Son Heung-min.  

Memphis Depay is named on the bench.

Does that midfield set your pulse racing United fans?

No Wayne Rooney for Manchester United so Anthony Martial gets a start up front with Marouane Fellaini coming in to replace the skipper.

Marcos Rojo's dislocated shoulder means Matteo Darmian starts at left-back and Paddy McNair on the right.

West Ham are without striker Diafra Sakho so Andy Carroll deputises, while Alex Song makes his first start of the season.

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Manchester City are still toiling without much sign of getting back into the match at the Britannia.

Fabian Delph, on as a sub, wallops a hugely optimisitic effort well wide.

Twenty-five minutes to go.

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Maroune Fellaini starts for Manchester United with Wayne Rooney out injured.

West Ham bring in Andy Carroll, Mark Noble and Alex Song.