Tom Cleverley's reward for his injury-time winner at Newcastle two days ago is to be dropped to the bench as James McCarthy returns from injury for Everton.

Three more changes see Brendan Galloway come in for Leighton Baines, Arouna Kone replace Kevin Mirallas and Gerard Deulofeu preferred to Aaron Lennon.

Stoke are unchanged from their win over Manchester United.

Everton XI: Howard, Galloway, Funes Mori, Stones, Coleman, Barry, McCarthy, Deulofeu, Kone, Barkley, Lukaku.

Stoke XI: Butland, Johnson, Shawcross, Wollscheid, Pieters, Whelan, Cameron, Arnautovic, Afellay, Shaqiri, Bojan.

After beating Manchester United last-time out, there's no changes for Stoke unsurprisingly. Full team news up in a sec...

Watford make two changes from the draw at Chelsea on Boxing Day. Defenders Ikechi Anya and Nathan Ake replace Allan Nyom and Jose Holebas.

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

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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino make three changes from the Boxing Day win over Norwich. Right-back Kieran Trippier, left-back Danny Rose and midfielder Tom Carroll come in for Kyle Walker, Ben Davies and Christian Eriksen.

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Trippier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Rose, Dier, Dembele, Carroll, Alli, Lamela, Kane.

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Norwich midfielder Wes Hoolahan starts after being left on the bench on Boxing Day, one of four changes from the 3-0 defeat at Tottenham.

Striker Dieumerci Mbokani also steps up from the bench, along with midfield duo Jonny Howson and Graham Dorrans.

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Aston Villa also make four changes from Boxing Day, when they drew 1-1 at home to West Ham.

The headline news is the return of skipper Micah Richards, who has missed four matches with a knee injury.

Ciaran Clark also comes in to start alongside Richards at centre-half, with Scott Sinclair and Kieran Richardson also getting the nod from boss Remi Garde.

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While we wait for the full team news to come through, have a ponder to what is the worst kit you've ever seen.

Is it this?

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This?

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Or what about this (we'll brush over the hair - as Trevor must have had to do on a regular basis)?

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If you back your knowledge of the Premier League's worst sartorial efforts, then try out our quiz, featuring the good, the bad and the really ugly.

Premier League team news coming right up...

There's a bit of a grudge match in prospect at the top of League Two this afternoon, where leaders Plymouth visit a Newport side led by their former manager John Sheridan. “I’d love to get one over them and get three points,” says Sheridan, who left Home Park at the end of last season.

Huish Park will witness a match affecting both ends of the table, as second-placed Oxford visit next-to-bottom Yeovil, who are on a run of 15 league games without victory and face a third successive relegation.

Northampton, in third, host Accrington, while Portsmouth - beaten for only the third time this season as they lost at Leyton Orient on Boxing Day - lie fourth as they prepare to host Luton.

In total, there are 11 fixtures in League Two today. It should have been 12, but Carlisle's game against Hartlepool has been put back until late February because they have nowhere to play it., external

It has been a good start to life under Sean O’Driscoll for Walsall, with two wins in two since he took over taking them to the top of the table. The Saddlers today host Peterborough, who are fifth in League One.

Elsewhere, second-place Burton host midtable Swindon while Wigan, in the final play-off place on goal difference, are at Fleetwood.

There's a Yorkshire derby to watch out for too as Sheffield United host Bradford City. Both sides are just outside the play-offs setting things up for a tasty encounter.

Middlesbrough have the chance to regain top spot when they play Sheffield Wednesday in the 17:15 GMT kick-off. Boro had their game at Blackburn postponed on Boxing Day and were leapfrogged into first place by Derby, who are in action tomorrow night.

Hull could also go joint top if Boro slip up and they win at Preston in one of the six 15:00 GMT kick-offs.

Burnley and Birmingham will be aiming to get their promotion hopes back on track against strugglers Bristol City and MK Dons, while Reading host Brentford with both sides also aiming to move closer to the play-off places.

QPR boss Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink is hoping for his first win in charge of the club at the fifth attempt when his side take on Huddersfield, and second-from-bottom Charlton host Wolves.

Here's what's happening in the Football League this afternoon...

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender at St James' Park for Radio 5 live

BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson is pitting his wits against a different guest each week this season.

Lawro's opponent for this weekend's Premier League fixtures is BBC Match of the Day commentator Guy Mowbray.

Mowbray has predicted five draws on a tight Bank Holiday Monday but has backed Manchester City to beat title rivals Leicester.

Lawro is also up against a state-of-the-art super-computer called SAM (Sports Analytics Machine) for the second week running.

See their predictions here.

Steve Wilson
BBC Match of the Day commentator at King Power Stadium

" A Complete History of Crystal Palace in Europe" - it wouldn't be the longest book.

"Back in 1998 under Terry Venables, and as a second tier club, Palace lost 2-0 home and away to Turkey's Samsunspor in the Intertoto Cup , external... and, well, that's it.

"European qualification would not flatter Alan Pardew's excellent side - the best Palace team since Wright, Bright, Salako, Pardew and co.

"It's easy to forget that Swansea beat Manchester United in late August - and deservedly so. Their first 11 looks decent, but their squad has been allowed to become almost painfully thin. A new manager must be appointed quickly and given the opportunity to spend in January."

Like him or loathe him, you can't argue with the job Alan Pardew has done at Crystal Palace.

In fact, if they win today and Spurs lose, the Eagles will soar into fourth place. That's a Champions League spot. What a crazy season it has been. 

Imagine if you said in August, "I predict Leicester and Palace to finish in the top four." They'd have locked you up.

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They host Swansea this afternoon, who are a side at the other end of the table, looking to preserve their top flight status.

The Swans managed to beat West Brom on Boxing Day - much needed victory - but are still without a manager. Does no-one want the job..?

Final Score

Goals, goals, goals. Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks and ex-Wales forward John Hartson join Jason Mohammad in the Final Score studio from 14:30 GMT on the Red Button and then on BBC Two from 16:30 GMT.

Simon Brotherton
MOTD commentator at White Hart Lane

"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."

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Talking of predictions, why not test your knowledge of Premier League football with our 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.

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