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Sunderland goalkeeper Vito Mannone will be out for at least three months and could require an operation after tearing elbow ligaments.

The 28-year-old Italian, who joined the Black Cats from Arsenal in 2013, was injured during a training session.

Manager David Moyes said he would "definitely" look to make a signing as Jordan Pickford, 22, is his only fit senior goalkeeper.

Moyes added the club had made a bid for Sevilla midfielder Vicente Iborra, and the newspapers are reporting this morning that Manchester City's Joe Hart could be on his way to the North East. 

The Spanish Vardy? I have no idea what to expect now.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown on new Arsenal signing Lucas Perez: "He has tremendous pace and that's a variation Arsenal need in that final third. 

"At the moment a lot goes into Olivier Giroud and you need variety. 

"You have to test the back line. This is the Jamie Vardy Arsenal wanted but in the shape of a Spanish player."

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

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What I have seen of Southampton so far does not change my opinion that this is going to be their hardest season for a while.

I know their recruitment is very good but if you keep selling all of your best players then, sooner or later, it catches up with you.

As far as this game is concerned, I'm going for a draw, which will be a much better result for Sunderland. They are still trying to strengthen, especially in midfield.

A humdinger of a half at the Lane. Liverpool lead through a penalty that I'm filing under 'soft.'

James Milner scored it, you can read all about it here. 

Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough and Fulham goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer on Football Focus

Ronald Koeman's arrival coincides with the new ownership and they are looking to build something special.

There have already been responses from players. Leighton Baines said that there is a healthy respect for the manager.

They are more organised and fitter than last season. It seems a very happy camp at Everton.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

I think it is ridiculous that Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew is already perceived to be under pressure., external

We have only had two league games, but supposedly it is because of Palace's poor run in the second half of last season - they did not win a league game between 19 December and 9 April.

I always think you should take the season as a whole anyway, but just looking at the above ignores Palace's run to the FA Cup final.

Also, Pardew has just spent £27m on Christian Benteke - why would you give him that sort of money and then give him two games to save his job?

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See all of Lawro - and Laura Trott's - predictions here.

Jack, you hero.

Your friends and family may strongly disagree, but you are living the dream today.

If anyone else wants to get involved this afternoon feel free. You can tweet us at #bbcfootball

Jack Dudley: Doing absolutely nothing today but sitting in my pants watching football - first time in years. can't wait.

No goals yet at White Hart Lane but it's been another brilliant watch thus far from Jurgen Klopp's side in London.

End-to-end, 100mph, a glorious chance for Philippe Coutinho and some bold goalkeeping from Michel Vorm.

Mike Henson is the man sticking across every second of that game.

15:00 BST kick-offs

Chelsea v Burnley

Crystal Palace v Bournemouth

Everton v Stoke

Leicester v Swansea

Southampton v Sunderland

Watford v Arsenal

17:30 BST

Hull v Man Utd

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Saturday afternoon, Premier League. The festivities in Rio already feel like a dream don't they?

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