Hull haven't won since Mike Phelan was upgraded from caretaker to gaffer. He's slumped on the bench, already looking pretty hacked off. "I used to be Fergie's number two. Now this."

Watford are in white shirts and shorts, with black socks. They look like a baseball team. They are defending the goal to the left as we look on and are already under the pump, swarmed over by red shirts.

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We're under way in both games.

The Last Post. Poignant and emotive. Then silence, impeccably observed.

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs striker Harry Kane tells BT Sport: "It's been a long time, it feels great to be out there with the team. great opportunity to get back scoring goals. 

"I played 75 minutes. I have trained all week, I am ready to step up for England, I am feeling good, the ankle is fine.

"This is a tough place to come and we got a draw."

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Arsenal

Theo Walcott, speaking to BT Sport said: "It was a difficult game, we had good periods in the game, but we didn't manage to finish our chances. These games are about working hard for the team, maybe we will look back on it as a good result.

On the Spurs penalty, he added: "The referee has made a decision, we can't change that now.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Swansea manager Bob Bradley makes four changes from Monday’s 3-1 defeat at Stoke, switching to a 4-4-2 formation and recalling Angel Rangel, Stephen Kingsley, Leon Britton and Borja Baston at the expense of Kyle Naughton, Neil Taylor, Leroy Fer and Modou Barrow.

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Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho makes six changes from Thursday’s 2-1 Europa League loss at Fenerbahce. 

Phil Jones, Ashley Young, Michael Carrick, Marouane Fellaini, Juan Mata and Zlatan Ibrahimovic start in place of Daley Blind, Luke Shaw, Ander Herrera, Morgan Schneiderlin, Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford. 

Paul Pogba starts despite being a fitness doubt earlier in the week. Henrikh Mkhitaryan does not even make the bench.

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No such problems at Anfield, which is fit to burst. A huge flag of Jurgen Klopp's face is passed along The Kop (where do they keep that flag between games, and whose job is it to get it out?).

The players are out at both of our 14:15 kick-offs, with ceremonies taking place to mark Armistice Day.

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David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside

There are lots of empty seats at the KCOM Stadium this afternoon. The fans have become so disillusioned with the club that even the protests have stopped - I wonder if the fight has gone out of the fans. 

The whole sale-of-the-club saga is a mess - I talk to the consortiums and they don't know what's going on, goal posts are constantly being moved. 

Hull is a club that needs to be sold - then the fans will be back, and maybe then the KCOM Stadium will rock again. 

Cheers, JJ. 

I arrive with a question.

Where are all the Hull fans?

Time for a BBC Sport substitution. My number is up, the fresh legs of Stephan Shemilt are ready to go.

He's going to talk you through the next four courses of this Sunday feast.

Wayne Rooney keeps his place, Paul Pogba is fit enough to start. But Manchester United's defence looks a little makeshift...

Full team news to follow.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Radio 5 live

Football is alive and kicking in north London. These two are in really good form. Tottenham are still very much in this title race.

The team with the best balance will win the league this year and I am not sure about Arsenal's balance.

Harry Kane's second-half penalty not only earns Tottenham a point, it stops Arsenal going top. Double success. 

Chelsea are clinging on to the Premier League lead. Now it is Liverpool's turn to try and shove them out of the way.

A fair result? I think so.

Arsenal can't create one final chance, Alexis Sanchez's lofted ball into the box is easily gathered by Hugo Lloris. And Mark Clattenburg has seen enough. Game over.  

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Arsenal fans find their voice again, roaring them forward for perhaps one final time...

One lapse of concentration will lose this.

Tottenham threaten briefly, Arsenal go back on the attack. Hector Bellerin speeds down the right, crossing towards Olivier Giroud. The Frenchman can't meet the ball, Kieran Trippier does well under pressure from Alexis Sanchez to flick clear.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Radio 5 live

This game has been fantastic, I think a fair result would be a draw. 

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