That is in 24 Premier League appearances.

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Neil: Tom Daley into any football team for the amount of diving that goes on.

Tahir: The Great Khali would do a decent job for us at centre back #LFC, external.

Matt's Glory Days‏: United could do with a pacy winger - I hear Usain Bolt has some free time these days...

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West Brom make two changes from the side that won 1-0 at Burnley. Salomon Rondon comes in to attack in place of Sam Field, while James Morrison starts, with James McClean dropping to the bench.

New signing Oliver Burke is also among the substitutes.

They are without the suspended Hal Robson-Kanu after his sending off last weekend. Gareth McAuley is definitely out, Jonny Evans remains a doubt.

West Brom XI: Foster, Nyom, Brunt, Hegazi, Dawson, Barry, Livermore, Morrison, Phillips, Rodriguez, Rondon.

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Just the one change for Stoke from the 1-0 win over Arsenal. Bruno Martins Indi comes in, with Mame Diouf dropping out of the squad entirely.

Xherdan Shaqiri has overcome a hamstring problem to play.

Ibrahim Afellay and Julien Ngoy remain on the sidelines.

Stoke XI: Butland, Zouma, Shawcross, Pieters, Martins Indi, Cameron, Allen, Fletcher, Choupo Moting, Shaqiri, Jese.

It looks like a change of system for Chelsea as they make two changes from the win over Tottenham. Cesc Fabregas and Pedro come in for Andreas Christensen and Tiemoue Bakayoko.

Chelsea XI: Courtois, Azpilicueta, Luiz, Rudiger, Alonso, Moses, Kante, Fabregas, Willian, Pedro, Morata.

Everton make two changes after their draw at Manchester City on Monday. Gylfi Sigurdsson - fresh off his wondergoal in the Europa League - gets a first league start, while Sandro also comes in. The suspended Morgan Schneiderlin and Dominic Calvert-Lewin make way.

Toffees XI: Pickford, Keane Williams, Jagielka, Holgate, Davies, Gueye, Sigurdsson, Baines, Sandro, Rooney.

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Russ Hyde: I'd love to see Ian Poulter at the Emirates. May actually bring some passion and desire to the team.

Jack: I'd love to see Mo Farrah turn out for Man Utd - score a 35 yard screamer, then run around the pitch for 2 and a half hours doing the Mo-bot.

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Britos' tackle was absolutely crazy. This tackle was that bad you will probably see it on Crimewatch on Thursday evening. It was dirty, it was high and if you could ban him for more than three games you probably should. He had the audacity to complain at the red card and moan at the referee. It is staggering and he was lucky he did not caused more damage.

BBC Radio 5 live

Plenty of football on the nation's home of live news and sport today...

5 live Sport is on air now so hit the play button at the top of the page, with Jonathan Overend and company previewing today's four top-flight matches.

There's then build-up to Liverpool v Arsenal from 16:00 BST, before live commentary from 16:30 BST with Robbie Savage providing the insight.

Then it's over to you and your calls and reaction on the day's big football stories with Kelly Cates and Ian Wright on 6-0-6. Call 08085 909 693, free from mobiles and landlines.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on MOTD

Both managers were under huge pressure to get their first points of the season. I was very impressed with Newcastle. They went straight for them, and didn't give West Ham time on the ball and worked so hard. It was relentless from Newcastle. Look at the effort and the work-rate. The fans at Newcastle will love it. They were forcing West Ham to go long. It is simple yes. But you have to do that

Phil Neville
Former Everton & Man Utd defender on MOTD

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Charlie Daniels' strike will be goal of the month without a shadow of a doubt. It was an unbelievable goal. Bournemouth played really well, they showed spirit and created chances. If they continue like that they will have no problems.

MOTD2 Extra

We'll take a look at the best of Saturday's Premier League action and preview the day ahead on MOTD2 Extra on BBC Two now, in the company of ex-Arsenal defender Martin Keown, former Manchester United striker Andy Cole and the Times' chief football writer Henry Winter.

Then all the goals, incidents and interviews on Match of the Day 2 later today on BBC One at 22:35 BST - join Keown and former Spurs midfielder Danny Murphy for all the analysis.

Phil Neville
Former Everton & Man Utd defender on MOTD

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Leicester did frustrate Manchester United for about 70 minutes, but then Jose Mourinho switched things up. Manchester United have a lot of options now.

The Foxes will be disappointed with the opening goal because Marcus Rashford was unmarked, but United probably deserved it. I thought Paul Pogba was fantastic.

That is three wins out of three now, and scoring late was what the great Manchester United teams always used to do.

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Who stayed up for the Mayweather-McGregor fight last night then?

The professional that I am, I tucked in to bed early for today's shift, but was surprised to read the fight go 10 rounds.

UFC fighter McGregor adapted himself well to boxing, it seems, so on to today's talking point...

Which sportsman would you like see playing for your club and why?

I reckon The Big Show could do a better job in goals than Joe Hart for West Ham.

Usual channels to get involved, on Twitter using #bbcfootball, external via text on 81111 (UK only) or comment on the Match of the Day Facebook page., external

Names on texts please

Four games on the cards today, here is what we have:

Chelsea v Everton (13:30 BST)

West Brom v Stoke (13:30 BST)

Liverpool v Arsenal (16:00 BST)

Tottenham v Burnley (16:00 BST)

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Saturday was good, Sunday should be even better.