It has been two weeks since Hull last played and Marco Silva makes three changes from the side that lost 2-0 at Arsenal.

Ahmed Elmohamady, Shaun Maloney and striker Dieumerci Mbokani, who is yet to score a goal for Hull since joining them on loan in August, all start.

Hull: Jakupovic, Elabdellaoui, Ranocchia, Maguire, Robertson, Huddlestone, Elmohamady, N'Diaye, Maloney, Grosicki, Mbokani. Substitutes: Meyler, Hernandez, Diomande, Marshall, Niasse, Tymon, Bowen. 

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Only five players remain in the Burnley side from the team that suffered an embarrassing 1-0 home FA Cup defeat against non-league Lincoln City last week.

Ashley Barnes, George Boyd and Robbie Brady are among those returning to the starting 11.

Burnley: Heaton, Lowton, Keane, Mee, Ward, Boyd, Westwood, Barton, Brady, Gray, Barnes. Substitutes: Flanagan, Vokes, Tarkowski, Robinson, Darikwa, Arfield, Agyei.

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Everton are unchanged to face Sunderland, with Romelu Lukaku starting after recovering from a minor calf problem. Leighton Baines is also making his 300th appearance for the Toffees.

Everton XI:  Robles, Coleman, Ashley Williams, Funes Mori, Baines, Davies, Schneiderlin, Gana, Barkley, Lukaku, Lookman. Subs: Jagielka, Mirallas, McCarthy, Barry, Valencia, Stekelenburg, Holgate. 

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Sunderland,  meanwhile, have made two changes for David Moyes' return to Goodison Park. Jordan Pickford is in goal while Fabio Borini also starts. Former Everton players Bryan Oviedo and Darron Gibson also start against their old club.

Sunderland: Pickford, Jones, Kone, O'Shea, Oviedo, Larsson, Gibson, Ndong, Borini, Januzaj, Defoe. Subs: Khazri, Mika, Lescott, Manquillo, Love, Honeyman, Gooch.

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Two changes for Crystal Palace after defeat against Stoke last time out -one particularly significant as defender Mamadou Sakho makes his debut after signing on loan from Liverpool on the last day of the January transfer window. He replaces Damien Delaney, while Yohan Cabaye comes in for James McArthur.

Palace XI: Hennessey, Ward, Tomkins, Sakho, Van Aanholt, Milivojevic, Townsend, Cabaye, Puncheon, Zaha, C Benteke.

Middlesbrough restore the big guns after beating Oxford in the FA Cup. Seven changes in all with Alvaro Negredo, Cristhian Stuani, Gaston Ramirez and Victor Valdes among those restored.

Boro XI: Valdés, Bernardo, Ayala, Gibson, Fabio, Forshaw, de Roon, Stuani, Ramírez, Downing, Negredo.

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Cesc Fabregas returns to Chelsea's midfield in place of Nemanja Matic, the only change from the team that drew 1-1 at Burnley on 12 February - their last Premier League match.

Chelsea XI: Courtois, Azpilicueta, Luiz, Cahill, Moses, Kante, Fabregas, Alonso, Pedro, Costa, Hazard. Subs: Begovic, Zouma, Loftus-Cheek, Matic, Willian, Batshuayi, Terry.

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One change also for Swansea from the team that won 2-0 against Leicester on 12 February, as midfielder Wayne Routledge replaces Nathan Dyer.

Swansea City XI: Fabianski, Naughton, Fernandez, Mawson, Olsson, Fer, Cork, Carroll, Routledge, Llorente, Sigurdsson. Subs: Ayew, Amat, Britton, Borja Baston, Nordfeldt, Rangel, Narsingh.

England midfielder Ross Barkley overcomes a calf problem to take his place in an unchanged Everton starting XI.

Northern Ireland defender Jonny Evans makes his first start for West Brom in almost two months.

Crystal Palace's on-loan Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho makes his first appearance for the Eagles since joining them in January.

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Former Leicester defender Gary Rowett, who is among the favourites to replace Claudio Ranieri, says he has heard "nothing" from his old club.

"I’m sat waiting at home for the right opportunity to come along," Rowett, who was surprisingly sacked by Birmingham in December, told BBC 5 live's Friday Night Social.

"Of course Leicester would be an amazing opportunity but Ranieri’s sacking is still raw for everybody in football.

"I played there for two years, playing a season in the Premier League and in the Uefa Cup that season, so I’ve had good experiences at Leicester.

"It’s an excellent club and it would be quite daunting for any manager going in because of what they have achieved. Nevertheless it would be a fantastic opportunity for somebody."

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They also need to win the fans over again. That's going to be interesting. 

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Young managers now have to accept that being sacked is simply part of the learning curve in their careers, says former Birmingham manager Gary Rowett.

Rowett himself was surprisingly sacked by Championship side Birmingham in December, being replaced by Gianfranco Zola.

"After I was sacked by Birmingham I remember speaking to a couple of experienced managers and they said as a young manager you almost have to accept that part of the process is being sacked," said the 41-year-old.

"It is not necessarily classed as failure nowadays, whereas as before it was a stigma on your CV.

"Tony Pulis rang me up the next morning, he laughed and said ‘unless you’ve been sacked three times then you’re not a proper manager!’ That’s the reality of football and the industry we’re in."

Rob Green has come to Leeds' rescue with a big penalty save to deny Jordan Rhodes. The spot-kick was given away by Souleymane Doukara for a foul on Sam Hutchinson. 

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Watford are still without Nordin Amrabat and Christian Kabasele, who are sidelined with ankle and knee problems respectively.

Sebastian Prodl, Craig Cathcart and Valon Behrami all face fitness test on minor injuries.

West Ham will assess Andy Carroll's groin problem ahead of the game.

Left-back Aaron Cresswell is fit after a hamstring niggle, and forward Andre Ayew is available for the first time since the Africa Cup of Nations.

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West Brom  defender Jonny Evans could make his first start in almost two months after a calf injury.

Tony Pulis said his squad also had "one or two niggles" which would be monitored in the build-up to the game.

Bournemouth midfielder Jack Wilshere faces a fitness test on an ankle problem.

Captain Simon Francis will miss out with a hamstring injury, while goalkeeper Adam Federici and striker Callum Wilson are longer-term absentees with knee injuries.

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