One of the Premier League's most memorable incidents occurred when Crystal Palace and Manchester United met at Selhurst Park.

It was the scene of Eric Cantona's kung-fu kick at a Crystal Palace fan shortly after he had been sent off back in 1995.

Will there be any similar incidents when the teams meet again tonight?

You can still listen to BBC Radio 5 live's special show broadcast on the 20-year anniversary of the incident which looks back with the help of former players, Cantona's solicitor and more.

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Alistair Bruce-Ball
Match of the Day commentator

It's a crunch week at the London Stadium - after Burnley's visit on Wednesday, Hull come to town at the weekend and Slaven Bilic has said himself that they are must-win games for him and his team.

The fact Burnley have only picked up one point away from home in six games, and only scored one goal in the process, just adds to the expectation and pressure on the Hammers.

Burnley could play on that if they start well, and if they get that first away win they would be on 20 points after 16 games - halfway to the magic 40!

Chelsea

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Only two teams have stopped Diego Costa either scoring or assisting in the Premier League this season (in 15 games) - Manchester United at Stamford Bridge and Arsenal at the Emirates.

It should be a very very busy evening tonight with more plot twists than Fight Club.

You can talk about tonight's games though - and in fact we really want you to.

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West Ham striker Andy Carroll makes his first start since August, having made a couple of substitute appearances following injury.

We will bring you full team news from the London Stadium soon.

Chelsea

There's no Eden Hazard for Chelsea - he is injured so Willian comes in. 

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Stoke boss Mark Hughes becomes only the fifth man to play in 400 English top-flight games, and then manage in another 400.

"It's a good thing to stick around for so long is a good thing - some would say it's a bad thing," joked Hughes, who also managed Blackburn, Manchester City, Fulham, QPR and Wales.

"You don't stick around this long at this level unless you understand what's required and what it takes to win games at this level and I think I've proved that over a long period now."

The other men to have done that by the way? Bobby Robson, Joe Mercer, Joe Smith and Clem Stephenson.

Liverpool

I can confirm that goalkeeper Loris Karius has been dropped by Liverpool. In comes Simon Mignolet. 

Full team news to come. 

West Ham have paid tribute to club legend Peter Brabrook in tonight's programme.

The 79-year-old passed away at the weekend after a short illness.

Brabrook made 215 appearances with the club, scoring 43 goals, and also played for Chelsea, Charlton and Leyton Orient.

He also became known for his work with West Ham's academy, where he scouted and coached players including Joe Cole, Michael Carrick and Frank Lampard.

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The relegation zone could look very different by the end of play tonight.

Of the bottom three only bottom-placed Sunderland are at home - and they are up against a Chelsea side who have won nine in a row. Tough.

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Hull - who start the night in 19th - are at Tottenham, while 18th-placed Swansea take on West Brom at the Hawthorns.

West Ham, who host Burnley, could fall into trouble if results go against them.

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

When Pep Guardiola's Manchester City side had won their first 10 matches of the season, it was as if the rest of the Premier League might as well pack up - here was a genius reinventing the art of winning and rendering the presence of the other 19 clubs pointless.

Now that City have won only four of the 15 games that followed, Guardiola is being presented as a naive tourist - happy with tiki-taka and tapas, but ignorant of great old English traditions like physicality and putting curry sauce on chips. 'City win the league...? They can't even win a tackle.'

The truth, as usual, lies somewhere in-between.

Watford will tackle alright. But which Watford will turn up? The team good enough to sit seventh having beaten Everton, or the one thrashed 6-1 by Liverpool?

Again - the truth lies somewhere in between.

Our first tranche of team news should be with you very soon.

How do you see tonight's games going? Even if you have not played our Premier League predictor yet, it's not too late. It's never too late.

Have a go here.

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Liverpool

We should know for sure shortly but all the pre-match chat and conjecture is that Liverpool have dropped goalkeeper Loris Karius tonight for Simon Mignolet.

Are you in favour of that call Reds fans?

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Chelsea will go six points clear at the top of the Premier League if they win at Sunderland.

Liverpool, at Middlesbrough, will go into second place if they win by three goals or more.

But if they do not win, then Manchester City can go above them into third with a victory over Watford.

Conversely, City could drop out of the Champions League places if they lose and Tottenham beat Hull.

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No shortage of action tonight. Get set for all of this lot:

Middlesbrough v Liverpool (19:45 GMT)

Sunderland v Chelsea (19:45 GMT)

West Ham v Burnley (19:45 GMT)

Crystal Palace v Man Utd (20:00 GMT)

Manchester City v Watford (20:00 GMT)

Stoke v Southampton (20:00 GMT)

Tottenham v Hull (20:00 GMT)

West Brom v Swansea (20:00 GMT)

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Never mind postmen, elves, reindeer or fellers of fir trees, save your sympathy for the good, honest hard-working folk of the Premier League.

Yep, December is a manic month in the life of a footballer.

Some teams are cramming in seven fixtures in the month, and tonight is a special eight-games-at-once sort of a night.

Kind of like a Christmas bonus.*

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You can't win the league at Christmas but Chelsea could be just about safe with a win tonight, while at the other end of the table the bottom three are scrabbling for every point they can get.

May we suggest that whatever plans you had for this evening are parked up as the Premier League brings (hopefully) a festival of goals, red cards, squad rotation, managerial meltdowns and annoyingly late kick-off times.

LET'S DO THIS.

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*If you work for the BBC, it's instead of a Christmas bonus