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Northampton Town's 10-match winning run was halted by Hartlepool on Saturday but Chris Wilder's side remain in an almost unassailable position at the top of League Two.

They hold a 10-point lead over second-placed Plymouth going into tonight's home game with AFC Wimbledon, while the Cobblers are 18 points clear of fourth-placed Accrington Stanley.

Plymouth are at Barnet this evening, while Oxford - who occupy the final automatic promotion spot - host relegation-threatened York.

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Burton manager Nigel Clough takes his League One leaders to Sheffield United this evening.

It's the first time that Clough has been back to Bramall Lane as a boss since he was sacked by the Blades at the end of last season.

If Burton slip up, Wigan could assume top spot by close of play. The in-form Latics are away at Millwall.

Goalkeeper Brad Guzan makes his first Premier League start for Aston Villa since 2 January - one of four changes from the side that lost 2-1 at Stoke City on Saturday.

Also back for the bottom club are defenders Micah Richards and Ciaran Clark, as well as forward Jordan Ayew.

Aston Villa XI: Guzan, Hutton, Richards, Clark, Lescott, Cissokho, Bacuna, Westwood, Gueye, Ayew, Agbonlahor.

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Kevin Mirallas returns to the Everton side in place of Tom Cleverley, who is ill. That's the only change from the side that started their last game, the 2-0 win over Bournemouth in the FA Cup on 20 February.

Everton XI: Joel, Coleman, Oviedo, Funes Mori, Jagielka, Barry, McCarthy, Lennon, Mirallas, Barkley, Lukaku.

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For the first time in living memory, Leicester make two changes, although neither is a surprise. Danny Simpson returns after suspension in place of Daniel Amartey at right-back, while the injured N'Golo Kante is replaced by Andy King in midfield.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Huth, Morgan, Fuchs, Mahrez, Drinkwater, King, Albrighton, Okazaki, Vardy.

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West Brom are forced into one change from the team that started the 3-2 win over Crystal Palace. Chris Brunt, who was injured in that game, is replaced by James Chester. Tony Pulis keeps two up front in the shape of Salomon Rondon and Saido Berahino.

Viva 4-4-2!

West Brom XI: Foster, Dawson, McAuley, Olsson, Chester, Sessegnon, Fletcher, Yacob, Gardner, Rondon, Berahino.

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Feels like a big night for Alan Pardew and Palace. That run of form is horrendous - is this the night to stop the rot? 

One change for Sunderland from the 1-0 loss at West Ham, with Jack Rodwell coming into midfield for Lee Cattermole.

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Palace were 3-2 losers at West Brom in their last outing, and they make two changes.

Emmanuel Adebayor drops to the bench along with Joe Ledley. In come Yannick Bolasie for his first start since December, and Mile Jedinak.

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Bournemouth make one change from the 0-0 draw with Watford last time out. Winger Max Gradel, who was a substitute against the Hornets, makes his first start since suffering cruciate ligament damage in a 1-1 draw with Leicester on 29 August last year. He replaces the injured Junior Stanislas.

Bournemouth XI: Boruc, Smith, Francis, Cook, Daniels, Ritchie, Surman, Arter, Gradel, Afobe, King.

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Southampton make three changes from the defeat by Chelsea on Saturday as defender Maya Yoshida, midfielder James Ward-Prowse and Sadio Mane replace Matt Targett, Jordy Clasie and Steven Davis.

Southampton XI: Forster, Van Dijk, Fonte, Yoshida, Soares, Ward-Prowse, Romeu, Bertrand, Mane, Long, Austin.

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Norwich manager Alex Neil tells reporters Steven Naismith is not fit to participate as they make just one change, in comes Wes Hoolahan to replace the Scot.

Naismith has six goals in seven Premier League games against Chelsea, so his side could miss the good fortune this fixture tends to offer him.

Chelsea make two changes, in come Kenedy and Bertrand Traore, who makes his first Premier League start. Alexandre Pato is on the bench for the first time.

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Mark Chapman presents tonight's 5 live sport from Leicester's King Power Stadium from 19:00 GMT.

Conor McNamara is then behind the mic for full match commentary on the Premier League leaders, with Joey Barton alongside him.

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"This takeover will give Everton more power to spend in the market and they won't have any excuses now. The new investor will bring cash to the table and he will want results. He will want them chasing the Champions League."

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After going five games without a win in January and February, Middlesbrough are back on track and will go top of the Championship if they avoid defeat at Blackburn this evening.

Head coach Aitor Karanka told BBC Tees: "Now the team is more confident again - the team feels that they can win every single game. So for that reason I am confident for the future."

Paul Lambert's Blackburn are 18th in the table, eight points above the relegation zone.

Good news for Palace fans. Yannick Bolasie starts for the first time since December. He has had two substitute appearances since returning from a calf injury.

Claudio Ranieri may be reluctant to speak about his side's title hopes, but West Brom counterpart Tony Pulis is hoping the Foxes can hold off their rivals.

He told BBC Radio 5 live: "The divide between the big clubs and everyone else is enormous. It would give everyone hope. You want to see the underdog do well.

"It would be a wonderful, wonderful achievement. I hope they see it through."

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Pulis believes a Leicester triumph, a year after fighting relegation, would eclipse the achievements of Brian Clough with Nottingham Forest in 1978.

Clough took Forest to their first - and only - domestic league title a year after winning promotion to the top flight, later winning two European Cups.

"It'd be that big," said Pulis. "But it was different then. The divide then wasn't as great as the divide is now between those who've got it and those who haven't got it.

"The Premier League wasn't in place, so you'd most probably put this in front of that."

*Pulis did say that he hopes Leicester lose tonight, obviously...

Max Gradel starts for Bournemouth for the first time since last August. Southampton have Sadio Mane back in their starting XI.

We'll be getting team news from tonight's games any minute now. We'll bring you everything you need to know from the five Premier League fixtures...

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Bournemouth are five points away from the bottom three, Southampton are seven off the top four. 24 miles separates them. Should be tasty down at the Vitality Stadium tonight.

And you can chuck in that the Saints are smarting after Chelsea ended their six-match, non-conceding unbeaten run at the weekend and the Cherries have been beaten in this fixture on each of the last five occasions. 

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With a new major shareholder on board, there is much talk about whether Everton are now going to start competing financially with the top-flight's top dogs. Before any of that can take place, though, they have to deal with the rest of this season.

You would expect them to win tonight. Most of their Premier League problems have come at home this season. They were beaten 1-0 by West Brom at Goodison last time out in the league, but are unbeaten on the round in the top-flight since 24 October.

Oh, and they are playing Aston Villa, who have the worst home record in the division and are not so much rooted to the bottom of the table as welded to it.