Philippe Coutinho makes his first league start for Liverpool after recovering from an ankle injury. Joel Matip is on the bench after receiving clearance from Fifa.

Swasnea hand starts to new signings Martin Olsson and Tom Carroll. 

Team news in. Stand by...

I'm afraid that you need a new girlfriend, Ian.

Ian Stanley: I was having breakfast next to Peter Crouch last week, my girlfriend forbid me to ask him for a photo. Killjoy.

Stand by for team news from the first Premier League game of the day. News of Liverpool and Swansea will be arriving via pigeon from Anfield in the next five minutes or so.

Martin Frost: Got snubbed for an autograph by Peter Schmeichel, though probably because I was chasing him in his car nearly causing a crash!

HI/LO: Nodded at Jack Wilshere as if I knew him when out pushing his daughter in a pram. He glared back at me as if I was a Spurs fan.

Dara Sheahan: Asked Packie Bonner for an autograph as he left training with a hand injury in '94. Got a gentle boot in the backside instead! 

I'm not having a bad word said against Peter Crouch. Ever. By anyone.

Sugaspott: Snubbed by legend elect Peter Crouch outside Mahiki nightclub. Karma as he was snubbed by Harry Redknapp for Spurs' next games.

David Cambridge: Once asked Billy Bonds if he was going to give young Steve Jones a game? He just went absolutely mental and lost it - so funny!

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

Last January, Sunderland effectively saved themselves in the transfer window. Under Sam Allardyce they invested in Lamine Kone, Jan Kirchhoff and Wahbi Khazri, who all played a significant part in the club's escape.

I am taking nothing away from Allardyce's achievement by saying that I reckon David Moyes could do just as well given the same opportunity to bolster his squad. But it seems that Sunderland are either unwilling, or unable, to support Moyes in the same way.

Are you a Sunderland fan? Are you starting the day with a mild sense of optimism?

David Moyes will soon suck that from you.

The boss says any new signings will struggle to make a significant impact on his team's fortunes after admitting his transfer budget is "limited with a big L".

The Black Cats currently sit second from bottom in the Premier League.

"I'd be kidding if I said the players we're going to bring will massively make a big difference," said Moyes.

"We probably couldn't get that level of player and probably wouldn't have the finances."

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Adam Latchford: Not a photo snub but Ryan Giggs refused to cross the ball in when it rolled to him at my old school. He was dropping off his kid.

Rick Power: Pep Guardiola ignored a polite request for a picture. He's under a lot of stress bless him.

I'm not sure I'm having that one, Fred. Dennis always seemed like such a gent. Having said that, he is scared of flying, so him being on a ferry figures...

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker

Ronald Koeman has put his faith in a teenager by the name of Tom Davies. A young, local lad whose performance against Manchester City was way beyond his years. Everton have a history of unearthing local talent and, although I don't see a Wayne Rooney, I do see a player who has blue blood running through his veins.  

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Jonathan Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

Everton were brilliant against Manchester City. Romelu Lukaku keeps scoring and has a good record against Palace. Teenager Tom Davies was scintillating.

Ronald Koeman's kids can be a growing force. Their energy will be difficult for Palace to contain.

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New signing Jeffrey Schlupp could make his start for Crystal Palace after joining from Leicester for around £12m.

Wilfried Zaha and Bakary Sako are both away on international duty but James McArthur, Fraizer Campbell and Scott Dann are all fit after recent injuries.

Everton defender Leighton Baines is expected to recover from a rib injury, while goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg is fit to return after a month out.

Morgan Schneiderlin and Ademola Lookman could make their first starts.