We've had some great shouts on the films you would use to inspire your team so a massive thank you. 

Now, it's time to change tack and give us your thoughts on the Manchester City v Chelsea game and the two line-ups.

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West Brom head coach Tony Pulis: "It's still very early in the season. We've got a very tough game against Watford, who I'd expect a reaction from.

"We will respect Watford as much as we would Chelsea or Arsenal. That's the way you do it.

"Home form is vital. I want the players to go out there and express themselves." 

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Conor McNamara
BBC MOTD commentator

He's known for being a specialist in avoiding relegation, but could this be the first Premier League season that Tony Pulis finishes in the top half of the table?

West Brom entered November on a run of one win from their previous 10 games in all competitions. Since then a couple of wins and a draw have seen the Baggies rocket from 17th up to ninth.

Watford are enjoying their best start to a top-flight campaign since the heady days of Graham Taylor in the mid-1980s.

But West Brom have unfinished business against the Hornets. Back in April,Heurelho Gomes saved two penalties at The Hawthorns as Watford won 1-0.

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West Brom could be without Salomon Rondon, who was sent home from training on Thursday with tonsilitis.

Saido Berahino is still working on regaining match fitness, while back-up goalkeeper Boaz Myhill remains out with an ankle problem.

Watford have several injury worries, with defender Younes Kaboul, midfielder Ben Watson and striker Isaac Success all facing fitness tests.

Defender Miguel Britos and midfielder Valon Behrami are both serving bans.

Swansea manager Bob Bradley: "Last week was positive, but a stretch of good performances and results changes the conversation in a better way. 

"We don't want to get ahead of ourselves. But it is a real opportunity to go there, play our football.

"We have reminded the players of some of the things we will be up against, but what is more important is who we are, how we play and our mentality. We must never let the opponent take away from our confidence in our game."

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: "Against Chelsea we lost but we recovered the feeling that we can play well.

"This week has been perfect because we could spend time together and train hard. 

"We held a lot of meetings and the answer from the players was fantastic."

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Tottenham defender Toby Alderweireld could make his return after nine matches out with a knee injury.

Danny Rose is available again after suspension but Ben Davies (ankle) and Erik Lamela (hip) remain out of action.

Swansea captain Leon Britton could be back in contention after missing the last two games with a calf problem.

However, midfielder Ki Sung-yueng is still sidelined with the broken toe that caused him to miss last week's win over Crystal Palace.

Liam O'Connor: Monty Python's "The Life of Brian". The team will play with a smile on their faces and whistle a catchy tune while at it.

Samuel Butler: Sean Connery in The Untouchables; "What are you prepared to do" speech.

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Kevin de Bruyne, David Silva and Ilkay Gundogan return to the Manchester City starting line-up as Leroy Sane replaces Raheem Sterling, who does not make the squad. Yaya Toure is on the bench.

Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas makes a rare start as he comes in for Nemanja Matic.

We'll have the full team news soon.

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Lawro's opponent for this week's fixtures is comedian Tim Vine.

Vine, who has just released his latest live DVD - 'Tim Timinee Tim Timinee Tim Tim To You' - is a Sutton United fan who is looking forward to their FA Cup second-round tie at home to Cheltenham Town on Saturday (15:00 GMT).

Vine reckons Chelsea will beat Manchester City and that Bournemouth will emerge 2-1 victors over Liverpool.

You can make your Premier League predictions now, compare them with those of Lawro and other fans, and try to take your team to the top of the leaderboard by playing the BBC Sport Predictor game. Click right here to be magically taken there.

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Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri is expecting a "battle" when his side face the Premier League's bottom club Sunderland today.

“We know it’ll be a fight, all 90 minutes and extra-time," he said.

"They are a good, well organised team with two fantastic strikers. It will be a very good battle. Jermain Defoe is a good, experienced player, but not only him."

Sunderland lost to Liverpool in their last game on the back of successive league victories.

"They played so strong and defended very well," Ranieri said.

“Now, it’s a different match because they need to win and we want to win. It will be a very open match.”

BBC Radio 5 live

John Murray and Chris Waddle are tucking into their breakfast ahead of today's games.

There's coverage of Manchester City v Chelsea from 12:30 GMT while 5 live sports extra has commentary of Tottenham v Swansea from 14:45 GMT.

They'll also be keeping you updated on all the action from the Premier League and the second round of the FA Cup from 16:30 BST.

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Sunderland's winning run came to end last week with a 2-0 defeat following victories over Bournemouth and Hull.

Manager David Moyes is upbeat about performances however.

"The team have done well and I'm thankful we've picked up some wins," he said. "We went to Liverpool and were professional, even though we lost.

"We've deservedly picked up some good results but they're gone now. We have to think about what's next and more points.

"We have to pick up some wins before January and if we do that we can head into 2017 in good spirits."

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Alan Green
Match of the Day commentator

I admit I was even more surprised than most when Leicester became champions, so I did expect an adverse reaction this season. Not to this extent though.

"Claudio "Ranieri's team needs to get its act together quickly, particularly in relation to Jamie Vardy and his goals drought, or else, come the New Year,Champions League progress and a real relegation battle will become uneasy bed companions.

"Sunderland's plight? Sadly, 'twas ever thus. If it wasn't for Jermain Defoe I think they'd have gone down last season.

"Despite their mini-revival of two wins in their last three league games, I suspect even they foresee struggles ahead." 

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Sunderland defender Papy Djilobodji is available after suspension and could replace John O'Shea.

Lynden Gooch is likely to be sidelined by an ankle problem but Jan Kirchhoff may return after a two-month absence with a hamstring injury.

Leicester midfielder Nampalys Mendy could return from the ankle injury that has kept him out since August.

Ben Chilwell is also fit but Danny Drinkwater remains suspended and Kasper Schmeichel is out with a broken hand.

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Burnley manager Sean Dyche on poor away form: "It's been a strange conundrum, I've never had it as obviously so it's hard for me to judge whether it's the fact it's the Premier League and everyone talks about home form in the Premier League, needing to be strong no matter who you are, so there's some very strong home teams.

"Then it has to be balanced out after by how are we performing, and I don't think we've performed to the levels we know we can." 

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Stoke manager Mark Hughes: "Burnley seem to have more of a problem away from home, which is understandable. It is difficult to pick up away points, and we have experienced that.

"It was initially a struggle for us when I first came here but we are more adept at going on the road and picking up good results now.

"It can be difficult when you fall behind away from home, and maybe that has been the issue for them."