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There are five changes for West Ham from the side that lost 4-1 to Manchester United in the EFL Cup.

But if you're interested in changes from the last Premier League game - there are four from the 1-1 draw against United, with Winston Reid, Edimilson Fernandes, Ashley Fletcher and Anthony Masuaku coming in.

Andy Carroll is fit enough to be on the bench after a knee problem.

West Ham XI: Randolph, Collins, Ogbonna, Reid, Fernandes, Noble, Obiang, Masuaku, Fletcher, Payet, Lanzini.

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Arsenal's changes from their EFL Cup loss to Southampton are wholesale - so let's compare apples with apples and look back at their last league game.

There are two changes from the 3-1 win over Bournemouth.

Mohamed Elneny goes to the bench, while Mathieu Debuchy is out with a hamstring problem. So Gabriel and Francis Coquelin come in.

Olivier Giroud misses out with a groin injury.

Arsenal XI: Cech, Gabriel, Mustafi, Koscielny, Monreal, Coquelin, Xhaka, Walcott, Ozil, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Sanchez

Any sign of a grandstand finish? Not yet. Claudio Ranieri looks like he's just about to find out the results of his car's MOT test. Tense facial expression, clenched fists, pacing about.

No sign of a Leicester leveller yet. Two minutes of normal time to go...

Sharkastic: Leicester wouldn't be the first champions to be relegated. That would be Manchester City in 1938.

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Former West Brom striker on Final Score

Palace needed this, big-time. They needed a creditable home performance and a clean sheet. Going forward they've looked much better today. 

Many people speculated that if he'd lost this game today Alan Pardew would be out of a job. It doesn't look like it now.

Not long to go in the three o'clockers, where we're in the final five plus stoppages. The Hawthorns and the Stadium of Light look to be the most likely sources of late drama. 

What's happened here? There's an Etihad-style rumble at The Hawthorns, all started when Roberto Pereyra tangles with James McClean. Everyone is involved, players and staff, with Pereyra eventually shown a red card. Only when we see a replay can we tell what for, Pereyra kicked out at McClean, who looked like he booted the ball at the Argentine. He gets a yellow for his part in the mischief.

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John Murray: If Leicester keep playing like this odds increasing every week they'll be first champion to be relegated 

Jay: As nothing was working for them, it seems that Leicester have adopted Chelsea's strategy to put themselves on the winning path

How have Southampton not bundled this in?! From the corner won by Shane Long a moment ago, Virgil van Dijk sends a looping header onto the top of the bar.

And then when the ball comes back into play, Jose Fonte lashing a volley wide. A defender's finish.

Double change for Saints. Shane Long and Sam McQueen are the men flung on. 

And within about 10 seconds Long almost scores! The Republic of Ireland striker pounces on a Cedric Soares cross at the near post, his flick smartly saved by Wayne Hennessey.

Watford are knocking hard for an equaliser. Roberto Pereyra gets through on goal, only to be thwarted by the brilliance and bravery of an onrushing Ben Foster.

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Lukasz Fabianski might have nightmares tonight, white shirts swarming over his goal and streaking through his dreams. The busiest man at White Hart Lane has more work to do, denying Kyle Walker with his right boot.

Southampton are seeing plenty of the ball, but they can't do much with it. Palace's defence standing firmer than a maximum-security prison wall.

Heartbreak is an overused term in football - but we're going to use it anyway.

Solihull Moors were 2-0 up at Luton Town - now the non-league side trail 4-2 in the FA Cup second round.

You can keep across the drama here.

Robbie Brady has just stuck away Norwich City's third, as they go 3-0 up against Brentford in the Championship.

Fulham and Burton have extended their leads to 2-0 over Reading and Rotherham respectively.

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This game has livened up. Like a sleeping lion which has just been prodded with a stick.

Sunderland are pushing for a killer second, the ever-awake Jermain Defoe forcing Leicester keeper Ron-Robert Zieler into an acrobatic stop.

Leicester, if this scoreline stays the same, will be just two points above the relegation zone.

Clive Allen
Former Spurs & England forward at White Hart Lane for 5 live sports extra

That was a catalogue of errors from Swansea. There were opportunities to make challenges and no-one did. I'm not sure whether Amat kicks the ball against Eriksen and it popped off his shoulder and into the back of the net. It's an emphatic victory for Spurs.