Mark Knopfler's music ringing around St James' which means we are seconds from kick off.

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A quick reminder about our predictor game - your chance to see into the Premier League future.

Up against Lawro for his predictions this week are Blake Harrison and Daniel Mays, who are both starring in the new Dad's Army film and desperate to prove they are not stupid boys. 

You can have a guess at the scores of all 10 top-flight fixtures this weekend by playing over here.

Don't panic, don't panic! This week, our resident prediction guru Mark Lawrenson is going up against two of the stars of the new Dad's Army film, Blake Harrison and Daniel Mays, who are playing Private Pike and Private Walker respectively.

So, to find out who the trio think will be a stupid boy, who's doomed and who doesn't like it up 'em, head on over to Lawro's Prediction page.

How lovely.

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Just in case you need them, here is the full list of today's Premier League fixtures, which are conveniently linked out to our preview pages...

Man City 1-3 Leicester

Aston Villa v Norwich (15:00 GMT)

Liverpool v Sunderland (15:00 GMT)

Newcastle v West Brom (15:00 GMT)

Stoke v Everton (15:00 GMT)

Swansea v Crystal Palace (15:00 GMT)

Tottenham v Watford (15:00 GMT)

Southampton v West Ham (17:30 GMT)

Martin Fisher
Match of the Day commentator at St James' Park

"No lift-off yet for Newcastle United despite their huge outlay in the January transfer window.

"In what is their only home game in a 49-day period, Steve McClaren needs his new faces to light up St James' Park with a victory as they try to stay in touch with those clubs just above them in the relegation zone.

"Albion sit eight points above their hosts but aren't out of the woods just yet.

"Unconvincing home draws against fellow strugglers Swansea and Aston Villa have renewed familiar fears, although a draw in this one will be received more favourably."

It's a rainy 6 February around the UK - St James' Park hasn't escaped from the bad weather. It's a bit blowy too.

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Final Score

Join us this afternoon as Jermaine Jenas and John Hartson digest the day's fixtures on Final Score.

Completing the strong spine of the side is host Jason Mohammad, online and on BBC Red Button now and on BBC Two from 16:30.

Newcastle make four changes from the side that was defeated by Everton. Centre-back Steven Taylor comes into the starting XI as does Cheick Tiote, Rolando Aarons and Aleksandar Mitrovic.

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West Brom make three changes. Striker Victor Anichebe starts, while midfielder Craig Gardner and defender James Chester also make the XI. Forward Saido Berahino is on the bench. Attacking pair Stephane Sessegnon and Salomon Rondon are injured.  

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Despite more than £100m spent in two windows, it's five defeats in seven games for Newcastle, they sit third off the bottom and face yet another a fight to avoid the drop - it's Groundhog season for Magpies fans.

There is no doubt Newcastle have spent well, but will the players gel in time? Can the manager/head coach inspire a squad perennially short of confidence?

The Baggies aren't completely out of danger, but they are a difficult side to beat.

They have conceded the fewest goals of the bottom eight clubs and have only lost one in the last six.

Manager Tony Pulis might not have the funds, but he does the best with what he's got. He even gets Saido Berahino playing for him (fitness issues permitting).

So... a 0-0 draw today?

Team news coming up.

To follow all of today's games click here.

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