Spanish La Liga

Cristiano Ronaldo plays for the first time since getting crocked in the Euro 2016 final today. He starts alongside Gareth Bale and Alvaro Morata for Real Madrid, who face Osasuna at 15:00 BST.

You can follow live text commentary of that game here.

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Crystal Palace have collected just 12 points from their 22 Premier League games in 2016 (W2 D6 L14).

A stinker of a year.

New £30m Spurs signing Moussa Sissoko is only on the bench today and goes through his warm-up exercises on the fringe of the group. Harry Kane slams a shot on target from range. Will his goal drought end this afternoon? 

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder and BBC football expert

It should be an open game later on. Leicester are steadying the ship after a turbulent start.

Claudio Ranieri has done a really good job in figuring out what is going to work for him this season but I think Liverpool can finish in the top four this season.

Liverpool should have beaten Spurs and with the squad they have got they should kick on. To do that you have to win games like this. 

Liverpool should set a new record for home attendance in the Premier League later on thanks to their new stand opening at Anfield. And look at the size of it! Massive.

The new, improved Anfield will hold 54,000 when full. 

The highest attendance recorded at Anfield is 61,905  while the highest average - which you'd think must be in danger of going - is 48,127, set in 1978.

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This is only the third time since arriving in the Premier League that Stoke have been bottom of the table, with the previous instances coming in August 2008 and September 2015.

The full-time whistle has blown at Old Trafford, a hugely entertaining game ends with another win for Manchester City.

City's new keeper Claudio Bravo will get plenty of attention mind. He had a shocker...

Follow all of the reaction here. 

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder and BBC football expert

Nicklas Bendtner to Nottingham Forest!? It's a weird one. Forest have just let Dexter Blackstock go and signed Bendtner and I don't see the point.

He has had lots of disciplinary problems and he has not scored many goals in recent years.

He has been at big clubs, there is clearly something there. But it is his last chance, and Forest might get a player who knows that. Only time will tell.

It could be interesting seeing the Lord of Sherwood Forest.

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Bendtner's Forest play Aston Villa on Sunday. 

Arsenal hand debuts to new £52m signings Shkodran Mustafi and Lucas Perez, with Mustafi alongside Laurent Koscielny at the back and Perez leading the line.

Francis Coquelin comes in for Granit Xhaka in midfield, with Rob Holding and Alexis Sanchez the other men making way.

Arsenal XI: Cech, Bellerin, Mustafi, Koscielny, Monreal, Cazorla, Coquelin, Walcott, Ozil, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Perez

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Jay Rodriguez makes his first start of the season for Southampton after coming off the bench to score a late equaliser against Sunderland in their last game.

Saints make two other changes with Ryan Bertrand making his first appearance of the new campaign and Jordy Clasie also coming in. Matt Target, Pierre Hojberg and Charlie Austin all drop to the bench.

Southampton XI: Forster, Cedric, Fonte, Van Dijk, Bertrand, Romeu, Clasie, Davis, Tadic, Rodriguez, Redmond

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Burnley boss Sean Dyche makes one change from the 3-0 defeat by Chelsea last time out as midfielder Johann Gudmundsson replaces Scott Arfield. New midfield signing Jeff Hendrick, who joined for a club record £10.5m on deadline day, is on the bench. 

Burnley XI: Heaton, Lowton, Mee, Keane, Ward, Gudmundsson, Defour, Marney, Boyd, Gray, Vokes.

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Hull City narrowly lost 1-0 to Manchester United last time out and caretaker manager Mike Phelan names an unchanged starting XI. The club's record signing Ryan Mason has to settle for a place on the bench.

Hull City XI: Jakupovic, Elmohamady, Davies, Livermore, Robertson, Clucas, Snodgrass, Huddlestone, Meyler, Diomande, Hernandez. 

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Who's the most dangerous player in the air in the Premier League. Andy Carroll?

Right club. Wrong man. In fact Michail Antonio has scored a league-high eight headed goals since the start of last season.

Indeed, no English midfielder has scored more Premier League goals than Antonio since August 2015 (10, level with Dele Alli).

Three changes for Boro from the team that drew 0-0 at West Brom before the international break. Goalkeeper Victor Valdes comes in for Brad Guzan, left-back George Friend returns from injury to replace Emilio Nsue and Danish winger Viktor Fischer is in for Gaston Ramirez. 

New signings Adama Traore and Calum Chambers are on the bench.

Boro XI: Valdes, Barragan, Ayala, Gibson, Friend, Forshaw, Clayton, Stuani, Downing, Fischer, Negredo. 

Subs: Rhodes, Guzan, De Roon, Ramirez, Nsue, Chambers, Traore.

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Crystal Palace make three changes from the team that drew 1-1 at home to Bournemouth for their only point of the season so far. Martin Kelly comes in for Pape Souare, Joe Ledley replaces the injured Yohan Cabaye, and Wilfried Zaha comes in for Connor Wickham.

New boys Mathieu Flamini and Jonathan Benteke - brother of starter Christian - are subs.  

Crystal Palace XI: Mandanda, Kelly, Dann, Delaney, Ward, McArthur, Ledley, Zaha, Puncheon, Townsend, Christian Benteke. 

Subs: Flamini, Tomkins, Hennessey, Lee, Fryers, Jonathan Benteke, Dreher.

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No surprise to see Stoke have a new face leading their line - Wilfried Bony. The Ivorian striker makes his debut after joining on loan from Manchester City, while Dutch defender Bruno Martins Indi - another deadline day arrival - also starts. Forward Jon Walters also comes in as boss Mark Hughes makes three changes from the 1-0 defeat at Everton.

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Spurs also make three changes - but new £30m signing Moussa Sissoko must be content with a place on the bench. Skipper Hugo Lloris returns from injury in goal, while Wales left-back Ben Davies replaces the injured Danny Rose and South Korea forward Son Heung-min comes in for Erik Lamela.

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West Ham give a debut to new signing Simone Zaza up front and there's first starts of the season for attacking midfielders Dimitri Payet and Manuel Lanzini behind him.

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Watford make four changes to the team beaten 3-1 at home to Arsenal last time out. Daryl Janmaat and Roberto Pereyra make their first starts for the club.

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Jack Wilshere only makes the Bournemouth bench following his loan move on deadline day, and Junior Stanislas makes his first Premier League appearance of the season in place of Ryan Fraser.

West Brom's record signing Nacer Chadli starts for the Baggies, youngster Sam Field keeps his place and Saido Berahino also starts, with Salomon Rondon and James McClean making way.

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Bournemouth starting XI: Boruc, A Smith, Francis (c), Cook, Daniels, Stanislas, Surman, Arter, Ibe, C Wilson, King. 

Subs: Federici, B Smith, M Wilson, Gosling, Wilshere, Gradel, Afobe.

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West Brom starting XI: Foster; Dawson, McAuley, Evans, Galloway; Field, Yacob, Fletcher (c); Phillips, Chadli; Berahino. 

Subs: Myhill, Nyom, Olsson, Gardner, Rondon, McClean, Leko.

What's going on here? Just actor and former wrestler Dave Bautista taking on Mark Lawrenson in the Football Focus predictions challenge.

Bautista tipped the Manchester derby to be a one-sided contest. Much like a fight between him and Lawro I guess...

New Boro signings Adama Traore and Calum Chambers are on the bench, while Palace new boys Mathieu Flamini and Jonathan Benteke - brother of Christian - are also subs.

Burnley's record signing Jeff Hendrick starts on the bench today for the Clarets. Hull also have a record signing on the bench - Ryan Mason.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder and BBC football expert

Arsene Wenger has said that he now has a team of men, not potential.

But what stands out from that is that if he knew he didn't have enough experience in the side why didn't he sort that out five years ago?

Yes they have more maturity now. Aaron Ramsey and Theo Walcott have grown into men who should be winning things.