Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

I feel there is a responsibility as a young man to behave in the right way. No-one forced Dimitri Payet to sign a new contract.

To refuse to play is scandalous. It is club v player, are there any winners? A compromise must be found, it is a shame it has come out publicly.

I have had it in the past, naming no names. The player has to get on with it. West Ham was there a long time before Payet and will be a long time after.

Slaven Bilic makes three changes to the side that lost 5-0 at home to Manchester City in the FA Cup, with Darren Randolph, James Collins and Mark Noble replacing Adrian, Havard Nordtveit and Edimilson Fernandes.   

West Ham XI: Randolph, Collins, Reid, Ogbonna, Antonio, Noble, Obiang, Cresswell, Lanzini, Feghouli, Carroll.

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Crystal Palace have made no fewer than eight changes to the side that drew with Bolton in the cup, but Christian Benteke, subject of much speculation over his Selhurst Park future, does start. Jeffrey Schlupp is on the bench following his arrival from Leicester on Friday.

Palace XI: Hennesey, Tomkins, Dann, Delaney, Ward, Cabaye, McArthur, Ledley, Puncheon, Townsend, Benteke.

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Who hasn't got Harry Kane in their Fantasy Football team? You'll be kicking yourself if you haven't because he has only gone and bagged a hat-trick in the Premier League's early kick-off as Spurs beat West Brom 4-0. On fire.

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Match of the Day commentator

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Only Spurs and Chelsea have won more Premier League home games this season than Burnley, which should be both a source of pride to everyone at Turf Moor and a reason to fret for Southampton.

Sean Dyche's side have been magnificent in front of their own fans - which is just as well given that they have earned only one point away from home.

Southampton's mood should be considerably improved by the dominant win over Liverpool in the first leg of the EFL Cup semi-final - the only shame was the lack of goals, a recurring trait for a team averaging fewer than one per game in league football.

One of Saints' former Burnley strikers, Jay Rodriguez, will hope to put that right; the other, Charlie Austin, will miss out through injury.

Burnley's George Boyd and Ashley Barnes return to the starting XI after recovering from their respective knocks.

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Southampton make three changes from the side that defeated Liverpool in the EFL Cup semi-final first leg in midweek.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg comes in for Jordy Clasie, James Ward-Prowse is in for Steven Davis and Shane Long replaces Jay Rodriguez in attack.

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Five changes to the Watford side that beat Burton Albion 2-0 in the FA Cup last week.

Heurelho Gomes, Sebastien Prodl, Jose Holebas, Valon Behrami and Stefano Okaka come in for Costel Pantilimon, Craig Cathcart, Brandon Mason, Jerome Sinclair and Odion Ighalo.

Watford XI: Gomes, Kaboul, Prödl, Britos; Kabasele, Doucouré, Behrami, Capoue, Holebas; Deeney (c), Okaka. 

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Victor Valdes returns in goal for Middlesbrough in one of four changes to the side that beat Sheffield Wednesday.

There are also starts for Fabio, Ben Gibson and Adam Forshaw. Rudy Gestede could make his first appearance for the club since a £6m move from Aston Villa, but he starts on the bench.

Middlesbrough: Valdes, Bernardo, Chambers, Gibson, Fabio, De Roon, Friend, Leadbitter, Forshaw, Negredo, Stuani.

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Just the one change for Sunderland as John O'Shea comes back in to replace Javier Manquillo.

Sunderland XI: Mannone, Love, O’Shea, Djilobodji, van Aanholt, Denayer, Rodwell, Larsson, Borini, Januzaj, Defoe.  

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Stoke boss Mark Hughes makes three changes as Glenn Whelan, Charlie Adam and Joe Allen return to the side. Bojan, Giannelli Imbula and Ibrahim Afellay miss out. 

Stoke XI: Grant, Johnson, Shawcross, Martins Indi, Pieters, Whelan, Adam, Shaqiri, Allen, Arnautovic, Crouch. 

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BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Swansea City head coach Paul Clement makes four changes from the FA Cup defeat at Hull last Saturday, with goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski, defender Alfie Mawson, midfielder Wayne Routledge and striker Fernando Llorente returning in place of Kristoffer Nordfeldt, Mike van der Hoorn, Leroy Fer and Borja Baston.

Swansea XI: Fabianski; Naughton, Mawson, Fernandez, Kingsley; Cork, Ki; Dyer, Sigurdsson, Routledge, Llorente.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger also makes four changes from the FA Cup win over Preston, with recalls for goalkeeper Petr Cech, defender and captain Laurent Koscielny, midfielder Mesut Ozil and forward Alexis Sanchez after they were rested at Deepdale. Out go David Ospina, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Lucas Perez and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

Arsenal XI: Cech, Gabriel, Mustafi, Koscielny, Monreal; Ramsey, Xhaka; Iwobi, Ozil, Sanchez; Giroud.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

It's a huge afternoon for Swansea, they need to start winning games.

There are plenty of points to play for but they way they've been defending, the fans won't be feeling confident.

Paul Clement has to get it right and has to get it right early on.

Mesut Ozil is back for Arsenal after three games out. In-form Olivier Giroud lines up in attack.

Full team news to follow.

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Dimitri Payet's picture has his own guard at West Ham. Something tells me no-one will be singing those words on the right side of the picture this afternoon...

The team news is starting to drop for this afternoon's games. 

Dimitri Payet, who has refused to play for West Ham according to manager Slaven Bilic, is not included in the squad for the Hammers' game against Crystal Palace.

Full team news to follow. 

While fans and club officials will be remembering Graham Taylor in the build up to this afternoon's game, the Hornets players know that getting a win and taking another step towards securing Premier League football at Watford another season will also be a fitting tribute. 

All the teams below Watford and Middlesbrough are in action today. Here's what's coming up: 

15:00 GMT:

Burnley v Southampton

Hull v Bournemouth

Sunderland v Stoke

Swansea v Arsenal

West Ham v Crystal Palace

17:30 GMT

Leicester v Chelsea

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

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Graham Taylor rescued Aston Villa and probably my career too. The first day he wandered in, with a difficult chairman, he said he had chosen to come to the club. He had a clear vision and told us how we were going to function.

I learnt a lot under him. He got Villa back into the First Division. 11 players came in and 11 went out. The celebrations when we went up after beating Swindon will live long in the memory.

He has left his mark and was a great man to work under.

An amazing amount of tributes to Graham Taylor at Watford, as this tweet from BBC Radio 5 live's Alistair Bruce-Ball shows.

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John Motson has been paying tribute to Graham Taylor. You can listen to what he had to say by clicking on the below.

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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live

I worked alongside Graham Taylor for 5 live a fair bit and I don't remember him ever being grumpy.

No matter what, even if something hadn't gone his way, he still had that impish smile. A lovely man.

He got vicious, vitriolic stick from parts of the media as England manager but he came out still being able to laugh at himself.

That's the measure of the man.