Norwich are currently winning the battle for most eclectic pre-match music. 'You're the Voice' by John Farnham has just been pumping out at Carrow Road.

They've followed that with a live performance of 'Nessun Dorma' by a female opera singer.

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Leaders Northampton travel to Leyton Orient.

Second-place Plymouth host fourth-place Mansfield while third-place Oxford travel to Morecambe.

• Accrington v Crawley
• Wimbledon v Luton
• Dag & Red v Barnet
• Hartlepool v Yeovil
• Leyton Orient v Northampton
• Morecambe v Oxford Utd
• Plymouth v Mansfield
• Portsmouth v Bristol Rovers
• Stevenage v Cambridge
• Wycombe v Exeter
• York v Notts County

Salman: 1 step forward, 2 steps back will define LVGs United. For every positive result, more poor ones follow. Time to cut our losses.

Ian Marks: Well...so far the weekend's gone really well for Jose Mourinho...

Taylor:  If that's the best they can muster then Utd's players don't deserve champions league football next season Or any Euro footy

Adam Maxwell: No guts, no quality, no depth, no desire, no leaders, no champions league but hey who cares? the finances are great 

I've just been informed that the gentleman below is called 'Speedo Mick' and is raising money for charity. 

He may not be dressed for the weather, but is doing it for a good cause.

Six degrees in Liverpool today. This chap is NOT appropriately dressed for the weather.

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Anthony Marshall: Can't see LVG continuing as manager after this game. Something has to be done, clearly something not right.

John: Any other top club, he'd have been sacked by now

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All over and defeat leaves Manchester United six points adrift of fourth place.

Sunderland, meanwhile, move to within a point of safety. Big win for Black Cats. Can Big Sam maintain his impressive record of never being relegated?

Burton moved seven points clear at the top of the league after beating Chesterfield on Friday night.

The chasing pack will be hoping to keep up with them this afternoon.

Second place Walsall travel to Crewe while third-placed Wigan host Oldham.

Former Nigeria striker Shola Ameobi could make his Fleetwood debut after joining from Bolton.

• Blackpool v Shrewsbury
• Colchester v Swindon
• Coventry v Bury
• Crewe v Walsall
• Doncaster v Sheff Utd
• Gillingham v Barnsley
• Peterborough v Bradford
• Port Vale v Fleetwood
• Rochdale v Millwall
• Scunthorpe v Southend
• Wigan v Oldham

Damo:  Victor Roses.

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Final Score

Former England winger Trevor Sinclair and ex-Blackburn striker Chris Sutton will be discussing all of the afternoon's action in the Final Score studio.

Hull City travel to Blackburn knowing a win will send them top above Middlesbrough.

Derby academy director Darren Wassall is in charge of the senior side for the first time, following the sacking of Paul Clement, when the Ram host MK Dons.

Former Bristol City midfielder Lee Johnson will take charge of the Robins for the first time at home to Ipswich.  

• Blackburn v Hull
• Brighton v Bolton
• Bristol City v Ipswich
• Charlton v Cardiff
• Derby v MK Dons
• Nottingham Forest v Huddersfield
• Reading v Burnley
• Rotherham v Burnley
• Sheff Wed v Brentford
• Wolves v Preston

Tjaronn Chery pulls one back for QPR in injury time at Loftus Road, and that's the score at full-time as Fulham take victory and move up to 17th in the Championship. 

Ten games coming up in the Championship at 15:00 GMT.

Norwich make three changes from the team which lost to Aston Villa last time out. Keeper John Ruddy, winger Nathan Redmond and striker Cameron Jerome replace Declan Rudd, Youssouf Mulumbu and Dieumerci Mbokani.

Norwich XI: Ruddy; Martin, Klose, Bassong, Brady; Howson, O'Neil; Redmond, Hoolahan, Naismith; Jerome.

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West Ham picked up a few injuries in the extra-time win over Liverpool in the FA Cup in midweek and manager Slaven Bilic makes four changes. Keeper Adrian, defender Sam Byram, centre-back James Collins and midfielder Alex Song replace Darren Randolph plus the injured Joey O'Brien, Winston Reid and Cheikhou Kouyate. 

West Ham XI: Adrian, Byram, Collins, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Song, Noble, Obiang, Antonio, Payet, Valencia.

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Everton are unchanged from the side that beat Stoke 3-0 last time out, so Joel Robles keeps his place in goal and Phil Jagielka continues in defence. There's no John Stones in the match day squad.

Everton XI: Robles, Oviedo, Funes Mori, Jagielka, Coleman, Barry, McCarthy, Cleverley, Barkley, Lennon, Lukaku

West Brom make four changes to the side that lost to Newcastle in their last Premier League game. Saido Berahino, Jonny Evans, Stephane Sessegnon and Salomon Rondon come in for Gareth McAuley, Sandro, Craig Gardner and Victor Anichebe.

West Brom XI: Foster, Olsson, Chester, Yacob, Evans, McClean, Berahino, Fletcher, Dawson, Sessegnon, Rondon

Adam Chamberlain:  Up front, Ian CRush.

Patrick Mercer: Delicate "Matas" of the heart 

THE WWFPL: Didier Snogba

Richard: Vincent cuddle-me  

Alan Pardew makes just one change for Palace, bringing in Connor Wickham for Lee Chung-yong. 

Palace: Hennessey; Ward, Dann, Delaney, Souare; Zaha, Jedinak (c), Cabaye, Mutch; Wickham, Adebayor.

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Watford, by contrast, show four changes to last time out with Valon Behrami, Sebastien Prodl, Nordin Amrabat and captain Troy Deeney in for Miguel Britos, Mario Suarez, Almen Abdi and Joe Manuel Juarado.

It's Amrabat's first Premier League start, the Morocco forward joined the Hornets from Malaga in the January transfer window.

Watford: Gomes (GK); Nyom, Prödl, Cathcart, Ake; Behrami, Watson, Capoue; Amrabat, Deeney (c); Ighalo.

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Eddie Howe makes a tactical change for Bournemouth, with Junior Stanislas replacing Matt Ritchie on the wing.   

Bournemouth: Borus, Smith, Francis, Cook, Daniels, Surman, Stanislas, Gosling, Arter, Pugh, Afobe.

Subs: Iturbe, Federici, Distin, Grabban, Ritchie, O'Kane

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No Marko Arnautovic for Stoke. Jon Walters replaces the Austria international in Mark Hughes's starting XI. Bojan is on the bench.

Stoke: Butland, Johnson, Wollschied, Muniesa, Pieters, Whelan, Imbula, Walters, Afellay, Shaqiri, Diouf.

Subs: Ireland, Odemwingie, Joselu, Teixeira, Crouch, Bojan, Haugaard.

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