Fighting talk from Jurgen in his programme notes...

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Bournemouth make three changes, with Simon Francis back from suspension and recalled in place of Tyrone Mings, Brad Smith in at left-back for Charlie Daniels and Benik Afobe replacing Callum Wilson in attack.

AFC Bournemouth XI: Boruc, Adam Smith, Francis, Steve Cook, Brad Smith, Surman, Wilshere, Stanislas, King, Fraser, Afobe. Subs: Gosling, Pugh, Arter, Callum Wilson, Allsop, Mings, Ibe

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Crystal Palace hand a debut to Patrick van Aanholt following his move from Sunderland, while Wilfried Zaha is back from the Africa Cup of Nations and starts. Andros Townsend, heavily linked with a deadline-day return to Newcastle, is named on the bench.

Crystal Palace XI: Hennessey, Ward, Tomkins, Dann, Delaney, Van Aanholt, Zaha, Cabaye, McArthur, Puncheon, Christian Benteke. Subs: Speroni, Flamini, Remy, Campbell, Townsend, Ledley, Fryers  

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Burnley make seven changes from the side who beat Bristol City in the FA Cup fourth round at the weekend.

But the biggest news is Joey Barton retains his place in centre midfield to make his first Premier League start since rejoining the Clarets.

Burnley XI: Heaton, Lowton, Keane, Mee, Ward, Boyd, Barton, Hendrick, Defour, Barnes, Gray.

Subs: Robinson, Flanagan, Darikwa, Tarkowski, Berg Gudmundsson, Arfield, Vokes.

Leicester make three changes from the side who drew 2-2 with Derby in the FA Cup on Friday as Wilfred Ndidi replaces Andy King, Demarai Gray comes in for Shinji Okazaki and Riyad Mahrez makes his first Premier League start since returning from the Africa Cup of Nations, with Ben Chilwell dropping to the bench.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Huth, Morgan, Fuchs, Albrighton, Ndidi, Drinkwater, Gray, Mahrez, Vardy.

Subs: Zieler, Chilwell, Musa, King, Okazaki, Mendy, Benalouane.

Middlesbrough make two changes to the team that was beaten 3-1 by West Ham. Injured defenders Calum Chambers and George Friend are replaced by Antonio Barragan and Fabio. Unsettled playmaker Gaston Ramirez is not involved., external

Middlesbrough: Valdes, Barragan, Gibson, Bernardo, Da Silva, de Roon, Clayton, Forshaw, Stuani, Negredo, Traore. 

Subs: Bamford, Konstantopoulos, Ayala, Leadbitter, Fischer, Downing, Gestede. 

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West Brom name the same starting XI that began the 2-0 win over Sunderland. Jake Livermore must wait for his full debut.

West Brom: Foster, Nyom, Dawson, McAuley, Brunt; Yacob, Fletcher, Chadli, Morrison, Phillips, Rondon.

Subs: Myhill; Olsson, Robson-Kanu, Livermore, McClean, Leko, Field.  

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Swansea should be fresh having not played for 10 days since their win at Liverpool.

After such a fine result, it's perhaps unsurprising Paul Clement makes no changes.

On the bench is recent signing Luciano Narsingh.The 26-year-old midfielder could make his debut after joining from PSV Eindhoven for £4m.

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Claude Puel made 10 changes for the weekend defeat at Arsenal and he returns to a more familiar side for the trip to south Wales. There are eight changes, with only Jordy Clasie, Jack Stephens and Shane Long retaining places.

Puel has a horrendous injury list but there's some good news as Sofiane Boufal is back on the bench.

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Plenty of changes for both sides after their FA Cup exploits at the weekend.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger makes 10 to the side that thrashed Southampton. Centre-back Shkodran Mustafi the only survivor while there is no place in the squad for Danny Welbeck, who scored a brace against the Saints.

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

Watford manager Walter Mazzarri names nine different players in his starting line-up after the cup loss against Millwall.

Defender Younes Kaboul and Miguel Britos are the only ones to keep their place. Striker M'Baye Niang, who joined the club on loan from AC Milan, is given his debut. 

Watford XI: Gomes, Cathcart, Kaboul, Prodl, Britos, Behrami, Janmaat, Cleverley, Capoue, Niang, Deeney.

As we suspected. Sadio Mane is back in the Liverpool squad - just two days after playing for Senegal in their Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final defeat. Jet-lag? Pah.

No major surprises in a familiar-looking Chelsea side, although there is no place for Branislav Ivanovic on the bench. Tying up a transfer?

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Is that an indicator that Sadio Mane is playing then? Either that or he's helping out the kit man.

Some Crystal Palace team news that will be of interest to Newcastle fans - Andros Townsend is on the bench for the Eagles, suggesting a transfer deadline day move to Rafael Benitez's side is unlikely.

Meanwhile, Patrick van Aanholt starts for Palace following his move from Sunderland.

Full team news to follow shortly.

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Remember Liverpool fans welcoming the team coach with flares ahead of last week's EFL Cup semi-final with Southampton? Not tonight. A pretty low key arrival for Jurgen Klopp's players in their swanky new red coach which is decked out in the club's crest with 'We are Liverpool' emblazoned on the sides. 

Sadio Mane, fresh from Senegal's elimination from the Africa Cup of Nations, is one of the first to step off the coach.

A casual looking Antonio Conte, wearing club hoodie and unzipped coat, was first off the Chelsea coach. He was closely followed by Diego Costa, who was wearing headphones and a backpack. John Terry was simply carrying a wash bag with what looked like a family photo on it.

Team news from Anfield is coming up in a few minutes.

Danny Welbeck misses out completely for Arsenal as he continues his recovery from a long-term injury. Arsene Wenger has him wrapped up in cotton wool somewhere.

One new face in the Watford side - AC Milan forward M'Baye Niang starts following his loan move from the Italian giants.

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Joey Barton makes his first Premier League start since returning to Burnley. And Leicester recall Riyad Mahrez for his first start since returning from the Africa Cup of Nations.

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No Hugo Lloris between the sticks for Tottenham. He's ill apparently.

Didier Ndong and Lamine Kone return from Africa Cup of Nations duty to start for Sunderland. Joleon Lescott, the only one of David Moyes' ex-Everton brigade available, is on the bench.

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Managers up and down the land have scribbled out their team-sheets and handed them into the ref. Ready for some team news?

BBC Radio 5 live will be building up to the night's Premier League action from 19:00 GMT before switching to full match commentary from Anfield at 20:00 GMT for Liverpool versus Chelsea.

Then, at 22:45 GMT, a midweek treat - Match of the Day on BBC One with all the goals from tonight's games.

And if you want to keep track of all the latest from the mad scramble that is transfer deadline day then there is a special Final Score TDD special on BBC Red Button and online from 19:00.

Of course, not everyone is fed up with deadline day. If you're still hopeful of your club snapping up a season-changing signing then there's only one place to go - our TDD live page.

Here you will hear about all the moves as they happen from our reporters around the country, expert analysis, plus debate about all the deals on #bbcdeadlineday.

We'd suggest you flick between this page and that one.

Is tonight's game make or break for Liverpool's season? BBC Radio 5 live have been discussing that on their Facebook page.

Your eyes might be drawn to the fixture at the bottom of that little list. Can Liverpool halt the runaway train that is Chelsea? If not then the Premier League might as well start dishing out the winners' medals at Stamford Bridge.

Geoff Ramm: Very excited... Dele Alli and Harry Kane have just arrived at the Stadium of Light on deadline day.

This scheduling could lead to a fair amount of disappointment by the end of the night...

Here's what we're offering you tonight:

Arsenal v Watford (19:45 GMT)

Bournemouth v Crystal Palace (19:45)

Burnley v Leicester (19:45)

Middlesbrough v West Brom (19:45)

Sunderland v Tottenham (19:45)

Swansea v Southampton (19:45)

Liverpool v Chelsea (20:00)