Southampton manager Ronald Koeman has not spoken to Chelsea counterpart Guss Hiddink since the fallout to the latter's reappointment as Holland manager in 2014 - a job Koeman perhaps expected to be offered.

But Koeman says: "The biggest influence in my career as a player but also as a coach is Johan Cruyff.

"He had a big part of that, but also Guus Hiddink showed me when I was a player at PSV in detail what you need to play on a high level.

"I always had a good understanding with him. Of course, we struggled a little bit after the situation with the national team two years ago. But that's the past and I'm still in a good understanding and relationship with Guus. I'm looking forward to seeing him on Saturday."

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Michail Antonio celebrated his goal earlier by 'doing a Homer' - spinning around on the floor for non-watchers of the cartoon - so where did the idea come from?

“The celebration came to me in the hotel room," he says. "The boys were like 'you’ll never do it'. It had to be done"   

The little Leicester and Norwich mascots are having some fun in the King Power tunnel. They're both patting their heads and rubbing their stomachs. Great to see that the youth of today are still enjoying that one...

Respective captains Wes Morgan and Russell Martin will be joining them in a few minutes...

(In the tunnel that is, not patting their heads and rubbing their stomachs.)

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

"Leicester are adept at welcoming teams on to them. I think Norwich aren't strong enough to play that defensive game and will go at them. 

"I think Leicester will win the league, they've got a run of winnable games. Every challenge they have risen to it."

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Pies are quickly being demolished, hot cups of tea gulped down, turnstiles clicking into action.

All four of the Premier League stadiums hosted 15:00 GMT kick-offs are filling up nicely.

We have 15 minutes until the action starts. Ready?

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Norwich boss Alex Neil's best bet here is probably to just try to shut up shop and try and pinch a positive result because if they open up against Leicester then the Foxes will take them apart.

I just don't see Norwich as having the defensive ability or the mental strength they will need to get something out of the game.

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Another full-time whistle has just peeped in the West Midlands...

It's finished in the early Championship kick-off at Molineux, where Wolves have ended a seven-match run without a victory - and eased some of the pressure on manager Kenny Jackett - by checking Derby's promotion push.

George Saville scored twice, his first goals for Wolves, who climb to 12th. Derby stay fifth. 

All over at the Boleyn Ground. And it has been a miserable return for Sam Allardyce. His Sunderland team go down to his old employers after Michail Antonio's strike.

Second-bottom Sunderland are still thick in relegation gloom, one point adrift of safety. The 'Ammers are 'appy - they're up to fifih.

Want post-match reaction? Go here.

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Imagine Newcastle versus Burton as a league fixture. It could well happen because while Newcastle are struggling in the Premier League, Burton are marching towards the Championship. 

The League One table toppers host Walsall today looking to bounce back from defeat at Southend.

Elsewhere, in-form Wigan - second in the league - host Bury while Sheffield United head to Rochdale looking for a win that could move them closer to the play-off places.

Wondering how it is going in the West Ham-Sunderland game? The Hammers still lead, somehow. Sunderland have not just been knocking on the door, but hitting it in a rather aggressive manner that would wake the neighbours. How are they still behind?

Follow the closing stages here.

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Stoke make three changes from the 3-1 win over Bournemouth last time out with Marko Arnautovic back after recovering from illness, while Phil Bardsley and Geoff Cameron also come in. Dropping out are Glen Johnson, Marc Muniesa and Mame Biram Diouf.

Stoke XI: Butland, Bardsley, Wollscheid, Cameron, Pieters, Whelan, Imbula, Shaqiri, Afellay, Arnautovic, Walters. 

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Despite the 6-0 thrashing by Liverpool in their previous fixture, Aston Villa boss Remi Garde makes just one change as captain Micah Richards drops to the bench with Alan Hutton replacing him at right-back.

Aston Villa XI: Bunn, Hutton, Okore, Lescott, Cissokho, Bacuna, Gana, Westwood, Veretout, Gil, Agbonlahor.

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Adrift at the bottom of the Premier League, three wins all season, beaten 6-0 in their last outing...and now Aston Villa boss Remi Garde says not all of his players are giving everything.

"I don't see the commitment from all the players every day in training sessions," said Garde, ahead of today's game at Stoke.

"Sometimes it's about fighting and commitment. It's the first thing professional players should have on the pitch. How can you be confident if you're not fighting?"

There's five Scottish Premiership fixtures today, as well as full cards in Championship and Leagues One and Two. 

Follow it all in our dedicated live here.

West Ham to win England the Euros?

Mark Higginson: Noble, Cresswell and Antonio should be in England squad - Cmon Hodgson don't be a numpty and pick them

Philippa Dasher: Antonio played only a dozen league games for West Ham this season. 2/3 good performances & suddenly he has to go to the Euros.

Watford make four changes from last weekend's FA Cup win over Leeds. Heurelho Gomes, Nathan Ake, Valon Behrami and Odion Ighalo return to the line-up. 

Watford XI: Gomes, Paredes, Britos, Cathcart, Ake; Capoue, Watson, Behrami, Amrabat, Deeney, Ighalo.  

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Bournemouth's Josh King partners Benik Afobe in attack, and Matt Ritchie and Junior Stanislas are picked in the midfield.

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

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Dion Dublin
Former Leicester and Aston Villa forward on Football Focus

“As a back four Southampton weren't comfortable and conceding too many goals. Going to a back five, they can see where the danger is coming from and all know what they are doing.

"It's really hard to break down the three centre halves. When you do get through, if you are lucky enough to get a shot on goal, Fraser Forster is there playing so well."

Southampton give striker Charlie Austin his first league start since his January move to the club. He replaces Graziano Pelle, while defender Cedric Soares comes in for James Ward-Prwose in the two changes from the win over Swansea last time out.

Southampton XI: Forster, Cedric, Van Dijk, Fonte, Targett, Bertrand, Romeu, Clasie, Davis, Austin, Long.

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Chelsea thrashed Manchester City 5-1 in the FA Cup last Sunday and boss Guus Hiddink has decided to stick with the same team as Pedro starts again while Oscar is left on the bench. The injured John Terry is again missing.

Chelsea XI: Courtois, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Ivanovic, Baba, Mikel, Fabregas, Willian, Hazard, Pedro, Costa.

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Daniel Amartey makes his debut for Leicester, replacing the suspended Danny Simpson.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel; Amartey, Huth, Morgan, Fuchs; Mahrez, Kante, Drinkwater, Albrighton; Okazaki, Vardy.

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Alex Tettey returns from suspension for Norwich and starts.

Norwich XI: Ruddy; Bennett, Martin, Klose; Pinto, Tettey, Howson, Brady; Redmond, Naismith, Jerome.    

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