Here come the Arsenal fans:

Swansea City

Swansea coach Alan Curtis reacts the news head coach Francesco Guidolin is in hospital: "He has probably complained for a week or so, we thought it was a chest infection. It turns out he has an infection in his lung. The course of action is he just needs to rest up and hopefully he will be OK for the weekend. You can tell he wasn't right. He's in the right place in hospital and comfortable. Hopefully we can pick him up by getting a result."

Is polite the word you'd want associated with your club? Not sure about that one Slaven.

Respectful, fine. But not too polite. West Ham won't be holding the door open and ushering Tottenham through this evening.

All eyes and cameras are on Dimitri Payet as he meanders through a passable warm-up. I'm a big fan. Could he derail the Tottenham challenge? 

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini: "If we are nine points behind the leader the range of error is less. If the maths say you can do it, you must always trust you can do it. I am sure our team will continue growing from now until the end of the season.

"When you have experience, it's easier. When you see what happens over the seasons, you must trust.

"I remember two years before I arrived, when City won the title with [Roberto] Mancini, weren't we eight points behind United? Anything can happen."

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One change for West Ham United from the team that started the 1-0 win over Sunderland last Saturday - midfielder Pedro Obiang starts in place of Sam Byram.

West Ham XI: Adrian, Antonio, Collins, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Obiang, Noble, Kouyate, Lanzini, Payet, Emenike.

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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettinho makes four changes to the side that started the 2-1 win over Swansea last Sunday.

In come defender Kieran Trippier, Ben Davies and midfielders Ryan Mason and Nacer Chadli. Out go Kyle Walker, Danny Rose, Son Heung-min and Dele Alli.

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Trippier, Alderweireld, Wimmer, Davies, Dier, Mason, Lamela, Chadli, Eriksen, Kane.

Leicester fans and adopted Leicester fans have piped up on text:

Why change a winning formula? That's what Stoke City manager Mark Hughes thinks. The Welshman names an unchanged team from the side which won 2-1 against Aston Villa at the weekend.

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Jonjo Shelvey wears the captain's armband for Newcastle with regular skipper Fabricio Coloccini missing out through injury.

Jamaal Lascelles replaces the Argentine for only his second Premier League start, while attacking midfielder Yoan Gouffran, left-back Paul Dummett, and central midfielder Jack Colback also come in.

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Arsenal make three changes as Laurent Koscielny misses out with a calf issue, prompting a recall for Per Mertesacker.

Joel Campbell gets the nod over Theo Walcott while Olivier Giroud is in for Danny Welbeck who drops to the bench.

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Swansea make a number of changes as only captain Ashley Williams keeps his place in the back line after defeat at Tottenham. It's a Premier League debut for Stephen Kingsley at left-back.

Leroy Fer makes his first start since joining from Queens Park Rangers and Wayne Routledge is chosen ahead of Gylfi Sigurdsson.

The sixth change sees Alberto Paloschi dropped to the bench despite scoring at White Hart Lane. Bafetimbi Gomis is preferred. 

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More Spurs fans hoping and praying that this could be their year...

Manchester United

Marcus Rashford, Guillermo Varela, Timothy Fosu-Mensah, Cameron Borthwick-Jackson, Donald Love, Joe Riley, James Weir...

If you've been away for a bit this season you'd be forgiven for not recognising a fair few in the Manchester United line-up from time to time. Injuries, infamy and apathy has led to wholesale changes at times from Louis van Gaal.

How many youngsters will be in the side tonight?

Harsh but true?

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Oscar, you'll be pleased to know that Theo Walcott has been benched...

129 games, 23 goals, one very near title challenge and about £45m in profit. 

Raheem Sterling's time at Liverpool was short but certainly eventful, and the Anfield faithful will be keen to get a chance to say hello tonight as the Manchester City winger returns with his new team-mates.

Just three days ago of course Sterling won the League Cup final against the Reds. So don't expect too much in the way of pleasantries...

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A simple question for our online vote tonight - which team do you think is going to win the Premier League title?Pump for Leicester, Tottenham, Arsenal, Manchester City or someone else by clicking above. It's in the vote tab on your mobile...

Lotak: Nerve racking for Spurs fans. I'd be happy with 4 points from next two games. Got to keep positive! Dismantled them at the Lane.

Dom Signor: Really getting nervous now. What a win could do...come on you Spurs .

Avigat Patel: I want Spurs to win it but I think Man City will take it. Their squad is strong.

Let us know who you think will win the title on #bbcfootball, external or by text on 81111 (UK only).

BBC Radio 5 Live

There is no full match commentary on Radio 5 live this evening but join Paul Ince, Danny Mills and Steve Claridge in the studio from 19:00 GMT.

The three men join Mark Pougatch to digest all of the night's comings and goings. Listen online, on your radio, in your car or in this very page. Just press play...

Arsenal

As everyone talks about Tottenham, their north London rivals Arsenal will be desperate for a win tonight to keep their own title hopes alive.

The Gunners start the night six points off the pace of Leicester.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: "We want to transform the negatives into positives around us and create even more solidarity. Let's not go overboard, we do not play to be relegated.

"We are playing to fight for the title. That's why we have to put criticism in the right place."

Ashley Young will not be facing his former club tonight...

The team news for the three 19:45 kick-offs will be with you soon - I can tell you that Jonjo Shelvey is captaining Newcastle though. 

West Ham United

West Ham are not going to idly stand by and watch Spurs win tonight though, of course. It's safe to say fans of the two clubs don't tend to get on.

West Ham manager Slaven Bilic on recent fan trouble, external in this fixture: "It's a big match for both clubs. It should be a good game because of the position they are in, and we are in.

"The message is I would like the fans to be behind us, to be behind the team, behind the club in a positive way.

"The fans are ambassadors of our club and they can show the world that we are big, great and a polite club."