Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

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The way West Ham are playing right now is not going to work. Teams can go to the London Stadium and let them have it. If they went direct, got crosses into the box to Andy Carroll, the fans may not like it but it gets you results and gets you up the table.

They didn't like that style of football under Big Sam, he got the boot. Certain clubs expect certain styles of football. But they need wins.

Simon Brotherton
MOTD commentator

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Carlo Ancelotti's departure from Bayern Munich means the gossip, external surrounding Slaven Bilic has gone into overdrive.

So now even more of Bilic's time is taken up answering questions regarding his seemingly tenuous position as West Ham's manager.

In the bottom three with four points from the opening six matches clearly isn't where the owners figured they'd be.

Things could change quite quickly though, with winnable-looking games against Swansea, Burnley, Brighton and Crystal Palace in the next month.

Swansea are a tough nut to crack, though. Well organised, they're unbeaten away from home this season and have yet to concede a goal on the road in the Premier League.

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Team of the Week overlord Garth Crooks and former Everton midfielder Leon Osman will be the men staring at screens today.

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Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator

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There are a lot of points to play for in the remaining 32 games of course, but given the underwhelming starts of these two teams this is a match where both will feel they have a real opportunity to secure their second win of the season.

Bournemouth's victory over Brighton in their last home game was huge and given the fact that they have to go to Spurs and Stoke next before entertaining Chelsea, the importance of this one won't be lost on them.

Leicester, who've already faced Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal, will share the same feeling and have the chance to kick-start their season and head into the international break in better spirits.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham striker Harry Kane: "No game is straight forward but we got off to a great start. We wanted to come and put the pressure on. For the second goal, I was not sure whether I wanted to take it on my left, I saw the keeper come and was delighted to see it go in."

Have you been in better form? "Probably not. Goals to games it is probably the best month I have had, especially after August. I feel good, I feel confident and I am there to put the goals away. We have to continue this after the international break."

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One month, 13 goals.

Harry Kane doesn't like August, but he has really made up for it this year.

The England striker scored twice in today's 4-0 win over Huddersfield as his side moved up to third in the table...

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Ah, the enthusiasm of youth.

There is a lad on his way to Old Trafford with the initials of his favourite team shaved into the back of his head.

We are keen to hear attempts to recreate the styles of the Premier League's stars or demonstrate your allegiance through your barnet.

Hit us on #bbcfootball, external on Twitter or 81111 on text.

And let's never forget 10-year-old Tom Sylvester who went the full Sven before the 2002 World Cup...

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Romelu Lukaku has banged in 10 goals in nine games for Manchester United since his £75m move from Everton in the summer.

He has only failed to net in one of those games so far.

Throw his Belgium stats into the mix, and he's scored 14 goals in 11 matches this season.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

Manchester United have travelled to Moscow and back this week, but they'd still be expected to beat Palace if they had been to the moon.

By how many doesn't matter. With Chelsea playing Manchester City and one or both to drop points, all Jose Mourinho will worry about is winning.

There are, of course, a multitude of things to concern Roy Hodgson.

Would just scoring a goal and a narrow defeat represent progress for Palace? Possibly, but hard to gauge against a team that may be Europe-weary.

All that matters are points - and patience until they get some. It may be a little while longer yet.

Crystal Palace are the first team ever to lose their first six games without scoring. And I'm not talking in the 'football started in 1992' sense. That record applies for the entire English Football League and goes back to 1888.

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Bournemouth make two changes from the side that lost 2-1 away to Everton last Saturday, with Marc Pugh and Lewis Cook both starting and Jordon Ibe and Dan Gosling missing out.

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For Leicester City, the big news is that Riyad Mahrez drops to the bench, with Demarai Gray taking his place. Jamie Vardy starts despite the hip complaint that kept him out of the latest England squad.

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West Brommake three changes to the team that lost 2-0 at Arsenal on Monday night, with Salomon Rondon, Chris Brunt and Matt Phillips in for Nyom, Hal Robson-Kanu and Jake Livermore.

Nacer Chadli is fit enough to start on the bench following a muscle strain.

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Meanwhile, Watford make one change to the side that won 2-1 at Swansea last weekend, with Troy Deeney replacing Andre Gray who is on the bench.

Also named as a substitute for the Hornets is Miguel Britos, who returns after serving a three match ban.

Etienne Capoue continues to deputise for Nathaniel Chalobah, who needs surgery on a knee injury suffered in training.

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West Ham manager Slaven Bilic makes two changes from the side which lost 3-2 to Tottenham as Jordan Ayew and Andy Carroll replace Angelo Ogbonna and Marko Arnautovic in the starting line-up.

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On-loan Bayern Munich midfielder Renato Sanches is recalled to Swansea's side as head coach Paul Clement also brings in Tammy Abraham and Leon Britton. Sam Clucas, Mike van der Hoorn and Leroy Fer are the men to miss out and all drop to the bench.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson: "There's never a good time to play Manchester United. We are here to play against the big teams and I guess Jose will say it is not ideal to be playing on a Saturday after travelling back from Russia, but they have a strong squad."

There was Roy. When David Moyes was in charge...

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford

The solution to Crystal Palace's goalscoring problems?

There is live commentary from Old Trafford with Ian Dennis and Chris Waddle up in the rafters for BBC Radio 5 live.

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Manchester United make five changes from Wednesday's 4-1 win at CSKA Moscow. Marcus Rashford replaces Anthony Martial, with Phil Jones and Antonio Valencia taking the places of Eric Bailly and Victor Lindelof at the back. Marouane Fellaini and Juan Mata are in for Ander Herrera and Daley Blind.

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Headline team news for Crystal Palace is Christian Benteke is out for six weeks with a knee injury. With a shortage of strikers, winger Bakary Sako starts up front. They make three other changes from the side who lost 5-0 to Manchester City a week ago.

Joel Ward, Damien Delaney and Jason Puncheon come in. Timothy Fosu-Mensah drops out, as he's ineligible, with Scott Dann and the injured Ruben Loftus-Cheek also making way.

Andy Carroll makes only his third Premier League start of the season for West Ham with Manuel Lanzini named on the bench after an injury lay-off

We will have full team news from around the grounds shortly...

Demarai Gray starts ahead of Riyad Mahrez for Leicester with the Algeria international only making the bench.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Morgan (c), Maguire, Fuchs, Albrighton, Ndidi, King, Gray, Okazaki, Vardy.

Southampton have included defender Virgil van Dijk in their starting line-up for the first time after a summer in which he was heavily linked to a move away from St Mary's.

Jose Mourinho has replaced Eric Bailly with Phil Jones in the heart of the Manchester United defence with Marcus Rashford starting ahead of Anthony Martial in midfield.