Wayne Rooney came on for a seven-minute cameo towards the end of the match, but the job was already done long before.

First-half goals from Chris Smalling, Juan Mata, Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba had Leicester beaten before the orange slices.

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Francesco Guidolin is favourite to be the first manager sacked this season. The board are said to be considering his future, and I think there's often no smoke without fire. 

Guidolin admits in his programme notes that if his side continue to play like they have it will be hard for the Swans to win games this season. And their next few fixtures are not easy.

Middlesbrough make three changes. Adam Clayton, Cristhian Stuani and Calum Chambers all come into the side.

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Tottenham make three changes to the team that started against Sunderland last week. Midfielder Ben Davies returns for Eric Dier, Christian Eriksen comes in for Mousa Dembele and Vincent Janssen replaces Harry Kane in attack.

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Sunderland boss David Moyes recalls striker Jermain Defoe after he missed the midweek EFL Cup win over QPR with a calf strain. Full-back Patrick van Aanholt starts after missing last week's defeat at Tottenham on medical advice from heart specialists.

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Crystal Palace are forced into a change in defence with Scott Dann out with a hamstring strain. James Tomkins, who scored in last Sunday's Premier League win over Stoke, comes in for Dann. Midfielder Yohan Cabaye replaces winger Wilfried Zaha, who has a hamstring injury.

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Swansea make four changes from their last league fixture – a 1-0 defeat at Southampton.

Centre-back Mike van der Hoorn makes his Premier League debut in place of Federico Fernandez, full-back Angel Rangel replaces Stephen Kingsley, midfielder Leon Britton comes in for Ki Sung-yueng and winger Wayne Routledge takes the place of Modou Barrow.

Swansea XI: Fabianski; Rangel, Amat, van der Hoorn, Naughton; Britton, Cork, Fer; Routledge, Sigurdsson; Llorente.

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Having made nine changes for Wednesday’s EFL Cup win at Swansea, Manchester City revert to a team showing three alterations from their previous Premier League outing, last weekend’s win over Bournemouth.

John Stones replaces Gael Clichy in defence, captain David Silva returns in place of the suspended Nolito and, as expected, striker Sergio Aguero is back from his ban and replaces Kelechi Iheanacho.

Man City XI: Bravo, Sagna, Otamendi, Stones, Kolarov, Fernandinho, Gundogan, Silva, De Bruyne, Sterling, Aguero.  

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Stoke make four changes to the side that lost at Crystal Palace last Sunday, with goalkeeper Lee Grant, on loan from Derby, making his Premier League debut. 

Stoke: Grant; Johnson, Shawcross, Martins Indi, Pieters; Cameron, Allen, Whelan; Arnautovic, Bony, Shaqiri.

Subs: Given; Bardsley, Adam, Diouf, Imbula, Crouch, Bojan.

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West Brom show just one change to the side that beat West Brom, with full back Allan Nyom in for Brendan Galloway, who manager Tony Pulis says has gone down with a virus that has affected the Baggies camp, along with Saido Berahino.

West Brom: Foster; Dawson, McAuley, Evans, Nyom; Phillips, Fletcher (c), Yacob, McClean; Chadli; Rondon

Subs: Myhill; Morrison, Gardner, Olsson, Robson-Kanu, Leko, Field

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Midfielders Adam Lallana and Georginio Wijnaldum return for Liverpool, having sat out the EFL Cup win over Derby. Sadio Mane, who also missed the game midweek, returns in attack. Daniel Sturridge is on the bench while Dejan Lovren is absent with a viral infection.

Liverpool XI: Karius, Clyne, Klavan, Matip, Milner, Lallana, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Mane, Firmino, Coutinho.

Subs: Sturridge, Grujic, Moreno, Lucas, Mignolet, Can, Origi. 

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Hull make two changes from the team that lost to Arsenal last week, with goalkeeperDavid Marshall and midfielder Ryan Mason, who scored his first goal for the club in the midweek win over Stoke in EFL Cup, coming in for Eldin Jakupovic and David Meyler.

Hull XI: Hull: Marshall, Elmohamady, Livermore, Davies, Robertson, Diomande, Clucas, Huddlestone, Mason, Snodgrass, Hernandez. 

Subs: Maguire, Meyler, Maloney, Jakupovic, Mbokani, Keane, Henriksen.

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One change from their previous Premier League outings for both Bournemouth and Everton.

For the Cherries, striker Callum Wilson comes in for Joshua King who had been ever-present in the league. The Norway forward is not even in the 18-man squad, suggesting he may be injured.

Toffees left-back Leighton Baines, who scored the winner when these sides met at Goodison Park in April, has a hamstring problem and is replaced by Bryan Oviedo.

However, midfielder Gareth Barry (ankle) and striker Romelu Lukaku (toe) are both passed fit to play.  

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Vincent Janssen starts in attack for Tottenham in the absence of the injured Harry Kane. Erik Lamela and Kevin Nkoudou are named on the bench.

Manchester City welcome back Sergio Aguero after a three-match domestic ban and John Stones returns in the centre of defence after missing the last Premier League game. Striker Kelechi Iheanacho is named on the bench.

Dejan Lovren is missing for Liverpool with a viral infection. Ragnar Klavan comes in to replace him at centre-back. Loris Karius retains the goalkeeping position while striker Daniel Sturridge is left on the bench.

Patrick van Aanholt is included in Sunderland's starting line-up. The defender was withdrawn from the team 15 minutes before Sunday's defeat by Tottenham because of medical advice from heart specialists.

Jermaine Defoe is back after sitting out of the EFL Cup win over QPR in midweek. 

Wilfried Zaha is out for Crystal Palace, and Yohan Cabaye is in. 

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A Tottenham fan blog published an article this morning suggesting that Vincent Janssen is the new Roberto Soldado., external

Harsh.

The 22-year-old arrived from the Netherlands in the summer with a fearsome scoring record at AZ Alkmaar, but has just one in seven so far for Spurs.

For every Ruud van Nistlerooy from the Eredivisie there has been an Alfonso Alves. Which camp is he going to fall into?

We may find out more this afternoon. He may fill in the striking role left vacant by Harry Kane's injury.

A win for Tottenham at Middlebrough today would give Spurs their best start to a top-flight season in 51 years. 

They've secured three wins and two draws so far, but they're going to have to learn to cope without striker Harry Kane.

After 71 consecutive league matches, and a Euro campaign with England, Kane is facing a few weeks on the sidelines with an ankle injury.

Boro, sat 13th in the table, are looking to avoid a third straight defeat in the league. 

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Remember the song by punk-rockers Green Day entitled 'Wake Me Up When September Ends'?

Yeah, that. 

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Oumph! 

Pick that one out.

Leicester have struck back at Old Trafford as substitute Demarai Gray wraps his left peg around a thumping shot from 25 yards and finds the corner.

Gray seemed to have been brought on to rest Jamie Vardy ahead of Tuesday's Champions League game against Porto, but he has given them just a glimmer.

United are sitting deep, but still have a three-goal cushion in the bag.

You can follow that match here.

Having only managed two league wins from January to May, Crystal Palace have now secured back-to-back victories against Middlesbrough and Stoke. 

They're now looking for their third in a row for the first time since April 2015.

Manager Alan Pardew said of their trip to struggling Sunderland: "We're going to go there and do the best possible job that we can, with a team that at the moment looks in good form."

Sunderland are still looking for their first win of the Premier League campaign. David Moyes' side have one point from a possible 15. 

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MOTD commentator at Dean Court

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This match last season was probably the most thrilling game I commentated on throughout the campaign. This time round there is plenty of potential interest again, not least because of the Ross Barkley-Jack Wilshere factor.

At one time both players have been billed as the next big thing for England but they have stumbled along the way. Their performances this weekend will be of particular interest to Sam Allardyce.

Away from that storyline, the teams they represent have had contrasting fortunes this season. Everton are enjoying a great start under Ronald Koeman while Bournemouth might be starting to see what is meant by second-season syndrome.

It's all going rather swimmingly for Ronald Koeman at Everton.

Since taking over in the summer, the Dutchman has won 13 points from his first five Premier League games - while previous manager Roberto Martinez won 12 points from his final 13 league games at the club.

Koeman's side travel to the south coast to face Bournemouth this afternoon, with the hope of keeping their unbeaten record against the Cherries.

Bournemouth have one draw and five defeats against the Toffees and have four points from their opening five matches of the season. 

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Bottom club Coventry, in their lowest league position since 1959, are at Gillingham and desperately need to improve on their miserable tally of three goals from eight league games so far this season.

Elsewhere leaders Scunthorpe host sixth-placed Sheffield United while second plays fourth with Bolton home to Bradford.

Northampton, who won three straight in the league before testing Manchester United in the EFL Cup on Wednesday, host fourth-bottom Southend.