Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

I think Burnley will have enough, they need four draws and that should be enough. All those other teams have got to lose and that is not going to happen.

German Bundesliga

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Leaders Bayern Munich  are in action tonight but are currently losing 1-0 to third-placed Hoffenheim with half an hour gone.

Elsewhere, Borussia Dortmund are beating Hamburger SV 1-0 while Werder Bremen lead Schalke by the same scoreline.

John Roder
Match of the Day commentator

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A top-10 finish is certainly a target for West Brom, and it may well also be for Watford, who are only outside the top half of the table on goal difference coming into this match.

Tony Pulis' side will be confident of repeating their win over Watford back in December, following good results against  Arsenal  and  Manchester United.

However, Watford's victory over Sunderland on Saturday not only halted a poor run, but has taken the inconsistent Hornets a step closer to securing a place in next season's Premier League - something which the Baggies have surely already achieved.

Alistair Mann
MOTD commentator

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Burnley are in a pack of clubs who are acutely aware that they still have work to do to ensure they remain in the division.

When they beat Leicester at the end of January, Burnley moved up to ninth, 10 points clear of the drop - they have not won since.

Having gathered all but three of their points at Turf Moor, it will surely be from their remaining four home games where they'll ultimately secure their status.

Stoke have endured six defeats on the road in their last eight, so this seems to represent an opportunity for the hosts to grab one of the two wins which should realistically be sufficient to keep them up.

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Manchester United

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho tells BT Sport: "We normally defend well and control matches, create chances but do not score enough goals, that is the story of our home matches and that is why we have lost so many points. Let us see if we can score tonight.

"We have had draws with Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the team too, so I do not like to individualise. We prefer to have him because he is our top scorer.

"I am not happy with Henrikh Mkhitaryan's performance in the last match and Paul Pogba was not ready to play.

"Antonio Valencia is really tired, we need to protect him. Wayne Rooney had pain in both ankles yesterday and could not train."

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Three changes for Manchester United after Saturday's goalless draw against West Brom. Ander Herrera and Zlatan Ibrahimovic return from suspension, while Daley Blind replaces Antonio Valencia in defence. Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Anthony Martial drop to the bench.

Paul Pogba and Luke Shaw also make the substitutes list, but there is no Wayne Rooney at all.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Young, Bailly, Rojo, Blind, Carrick, Fellaini, Lingard, Herrera, Rashford, Ibrahimovic.

Everton make two changes following the Merseyside derby loss to Liverpool. Gareth Barry and Kevin Mirallas replace Matthew Pennington and Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

Everton XI: Robles, Baines, Jagielka, A.Williams, Holgate, Barry, Davies, Gueye, Barkley, Mirallas, Lukaku .

David Moyes is currently standing on the edge of the pitch watching his Sunderland players warm up, brow furrowed and hands in his pockets.

Leicester boss Craig Shakespeare is considerably more involved. He's got two balls under his arms and charging around the pitch like a bulldog, barking instructions at his players.

Sunderland boss David Moyes on his three changes: "Just to try to freshen it up a little bit. Lee Cattermole is back. We don’t know if he’s totally fit yet but we’ll see how many minutes we can get out of him.

"I watched Leicester against Liverpool a few weeks ago and I thought they played really well. They’ve found a wee bit of their mojo back. We’ve got to try to keep them quiet. They’ve started their games well. 

"We need to win. Let’s hope we can do that. We have to chase wins all the time. We won’t chase it from minute one as we have to make sure we’re in the game."

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Leicester are flying, with four wins in four league games since Craig Shakespeare took charge.

It's a well-known saying that football is a simple game - well, it is if you have got a formula that works, and Shakespeare has reverted to the approach that saw the Foxes win the title last season.

Guess what? It works. Leicester have got a taste for victory again now and they look a completely different team.

Lawro predicts: 2-0.

At a loose end tonight? 

Hungry and thirsty?

Live in or about Leicestershire?

Then the King Power Stadium is the place to be tonight because the club are giving away CAKE and beer to celebrate the chairman's birthday.

I wonder if I have time before kick off to dart from Salford to Leicester to get a cupcake...

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And there's a couple of Scottish Premiership matches to keep tabs on this evening too:

You can follow both matches live here.

Aberdeen v Inverness Caledonian Thistle (19:45 BST) - Listen on BBC Radio Scotland .

Aberdeen have an unchanged squad for their meeting with Inverness CT at Pittodrie.

Caley Thistle full-back Carl Tremarco is available again after making a rapid recovery from a knee injury. 

Inverness are bottom of the table, two behind Hamilton Academical. while Aberdeen sit second, 10 points clear of Rangers.  

Ross County v Dundee (19:45 BST) -Listen on BBC Radio Scotland .

Midfielder Tim Chow is available for Ross County. Dundee striker Marcus Haber returns after missing Friday's 7-0 defeat by Aberdeen with a knock, but Faissal El-Bakhtaoui drops out with a calf injury. 

The race to get into the Premier League is hotting up and tonight Brighton can go top of the Championship if they beat Birmingham.

Here's the full list of Championship games:

Aston Villa v QPR

Barnsley v Cardiff

Brentford v Leeds

Brighton v Birmingham

Derby v Fulham

Ipswich v Wigan

Preston v Bristol City

Rotherham v Sheff Wed

Wolves v Nottingham Forest

Reading v Blackburn (20:00 BST)

And you can follow dedicated coverage of the EFL here.

Watford make two changes from Saturday's win over Sunderland.

Captain Troy Deeney returns to the starting line-up after recovering from a short illness. He comes in for Stefano Okaka.

Sebastian Prodl comes into the Hornets' defence after Younes Kaboul suffered a hamstring injury at the weekend, which could rule him out for the rest of the season.

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Tony Pulis ain't budging. The West Brom manager has named an unchanged side from Saturday's 0-0 draw with Manchester United.

Matt Phillips is recalled to the bench after a recent hamstring injury.  

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Sean Dyche has made two changes to his Burnley team that lost to Tottenham on Saturday with Steven Defour replacing Scott Arfield and Sam Vokes coming in for Ashley Barnes.

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

Subs: Barnes, Brady, Westwood, Tarkowski, Pope, Agyei, Arfield. 

Stoke have made four changes from the team which lost 2-0 against Leicester.

Marc Muniesa, Charlie Adam, Geoff Cameron and Mame Biram Diouf come in for Glen Johnson, Glenn Whelan, Ramadan Sobhi and Jon Walters.

Mark Hughes has suggested pre-match that the changes will result in a change in formation. A possible 3-4-3?

Stoke XI: Grant, Muniesa, Shawcross, Martins Indi, Diouf, Cameron, Adam, Pieters, Allen, Arnautovic, Berahino. 

Subs: Whelan, Johnson, Afellay, Imbula, Given, Crouch, Sobhi. 

The other Coupe de France quarter final tonight is between top of the league Monaco and Lille,  who are currently in 13th place. 

Kick off in Monaco is at 20:00 BST. 

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Located on France's glamorous Côte d'Azur, between Cannes and St Tropez, are the French towns of Frejus and Saint-Raphael. 

These are some of the scenes you will encounter should you journey to the latter... 

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The two towns' football teams - ES Fréjus and Stade Raphaëlois -merged in 2009 to form  Frejus Saint-Raphael , Etoile FC  and currently play in the Championnat de France Amateur, the fourth level of French football. 

Tonight, they reached peak-glamour when they played Ligue 1 side Guingamp in the quarter-final of the Coupe de France and suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Jose Mourinho has laid bare Manchester United's problems this season in his programme notes ahead of tonight's Premier League game against Everton.

United drew 0-0 with West Brom on Saturday.

It was their fourth draw in their last five games at Old Trafford in the league during 2007 and the ninth time in 15 home games they have failed to win in top flight action.

"I love my players and trust them all because I know how amazing they are, both as football and people," Mourinho said.

"But the one thing missing from our game this season has been the ability to consistently break down opponents and convert our chances in front of goal.

"We need to show our creativity and our talent on a more regular basis."