John Murray
BBC football commentator at Anfield for 5 live Sport

For which side is this the bigger game? It's Liverpool, who remain vulnerable at the back despite creating plenty of chances.

Manchester United have scored four goals in four of their last five matches, and six times already this season - it's not just Romelu Lukaku who's firing.

For Liverpool, in the very far distance you can just see a few vultures flying towards Anfield and Jurgen Klopp as manager. Metaphorically speaking, of course!

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

The press room is full of former players tucking into their pre-match Cumberland sausages! Peter Schmeichel and Jason McAteer having a chat watching the television. Robbie Fowler and Dean Saunders talking over coffee. Kenny Dalglish was down the tunnel earlier. It’s the biggest club game in the world and 20 foreign broadcasters are here on site.

Find out what former Liverpool favourite Jason McAteer makes of it all....

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Guess who's just been spotted walking down the tunnel at Anfield...

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We will have team news from Anfield for you fairly shortly - who will Liverpool replace Sadio Mane with?

On Friday, Liverpool unveiled the Kenny Dalglish stand at Anfield, during which the legendary Reds forward was given a guard of honour by ex-Liverpool players and managers including Steven Gerrard, Jamie Carragher, Michael Owen, Robbie Fowler and Gerrard Houllier.

Sir Alex Ferguson and Sir Bobby Charlton also attended the ceremony.

Here are some photos of the event, courtesy of the club's Twitter account...

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Tottenham are still waiting for their first Premier League win at Wembley, but I think it will soon be over because I just don't see Bournemouth holding out the way that, say, Swansea did last month.

Prediction: 2-0

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Kane Hotspur? Or Tottenham Harry? Either way, the suggestion that Spurs are a one-man team, with that one man being striker Harry Kane, has angered the club's manager Mauricio Pochettino.

It was insinuated by Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, who described Spurs as the "Harry Kane team", external when discussing his side's title rivals.

"[Guardiola] was part of the big success at Barcelona and I never said it was 'the Lionel Messi team,'" Pochettino said on Friday.

"It doesn't affect me but in the reality it was very disrespectful for many people.

"Everyone deserves to be recognised. When many people took the words, it was very sad and for many players that are here it is strange but, in my case, I didn't take it in a bad way.

"It wasn't disrespectful to myself. For a lot of people it was unnecessary. But we need to move on."

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It feels like playing away suits the Clarets more at the moment - they like the opposition to come on to them, so they can react to that.

That's why I think this one will end up in a draw, and I don't think either side would be too unhappy with that.

Prediction: 1-1

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Watford winger Andre Carrillo could be involved, despite playing in Peru's World Cup qualifier against Colombia on Wednesday night.

Isaac Success faces up to eight weeks out with a knee injury, while Sebastian Prodl (thigh) remains a doubt.

Arsenal will assess Alexis Sanchez, who only arrived back in London on Thursday after World Cup duty with Chile.

Laurent Koscielny and Sead Kolasinac will have fitness tests, and Shkodran Mustafi is out with a thigh strain.

However, Mesut Ozil and Danny Welbeck are available, having overcome knee and groin injuries respectively.

Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator at the Etihad

It is a question that has already been posed, and it will be asked time and time again this season - how do you try and stop free-scoring Manchester City?

Stoke manager Mark Hughes will have been searching for an answer during the international break. He succeeded with a plan as recently as March when Stoke earned a goalless draw at the Etihad.

However, his former club currently have a much more clinical look about them; 22 goals from only seven games, including 5-0 victories in each of their last two home fixtures, has given them an added air of confidence, particularly evident in their victory at Chelsea.

Any hint of a repeat from last season's visit for Stoke will be a welcome bonus.

BBC Radio 5 live

Not only are we bringing you comprehensive live text coverage of the early game in the Premier League today, we also have full radio commentary courtesy of our colleagues at BBC Radio 5 live.

Build up starts at 11:00 BST!

John Murray is in place to describe all the action, with former England defender Danny Mills beside him to provide expert insight.

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Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator at Wembley

Spurs are third in the table despite having failed to win a home game. A period of adjustment to Wembley was always likely - and I'm not in the 'hoodoo' camp - but there's no way Tottenham can lift the Premier League trophy with one hand tied behind their back.

Losing at home to Chelsea can happen, drawing to both Burnley and Swansea should not - but Eddie Howe will be saying 'if they can do it, why shouldn't we?'

But what on earth has happened to the Cherries? Last season they played with such fearless style and panache, but now they look stale in comparison. Signing Begovic, Ake and Defoe should have lifted them to a higher plane, instead they appear to have sunk into a worrying rut.

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Chelsea have got a couple of injury problems but it is still a huge ask to expect the Eagles to get anything out of this game.

The question still remains as to where the goals will come from. We might not find out the answer for another week.

Prediction: 0-2

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Wilfried Zaha hopes to be involved for the first time since injuring his knee in Crystal Palace's opening game.

Scott Dann may return after injury but Christian Benteke remains sidelined and Ruben Loftus-Cheek is ineligible to play against his parent club.

Chelsea's Danny Drinkwater is out with a calf problem, while fellow midfielder N'Golo Kante will be unvailable for three weeks with a hamstring injury.

However, defender David Luiz returns after serving a three-game ban.

Striker Alvaro Morata won't play at Selhurst Park because of a hamstring strain, but the Spaniard could return against Roma on Wednesday.

John Murray
BBC football commentator on Radio 5 live

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John Roder
Match of the Day commentator at Liberty Stadium

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These are worrying times for Swansea, who only have one more point than they did at this stage last year when Bob Bradley was about to take charge of his first match.

Seven players have started each league match so far under Paul Clement, but the consistency of selection hasn't been matched by the results, unless you count the part which reads Swansea nil.

Eight players have begun every game of Huddersfield's first season in the Premier League, but they too need a victory after taking just three points from their past five matches.

A low-scoring draw might be a logical prediction with both struggling to find goals, but when has logic played any part?

Swansea midfielder Renato Sanches is out with a thigh strain suffered on Portugal duty.

Forward Wilfried Bony is doubtful with a calf issue, but Nathan Dyer and Ki Sung-yueng are available for selection.

Huddersfield midfielder Danny Williams has recovered from a foot problem, while forward Steve Mounie could also return from his heel injury.

Playmaker Aaron Mooy is expected to play despite travelling back from Australia in midweek.

Martin Fisher
Match of the Day commentator at Turf Moor

It's Burnley's best ever Premier League start, and if their presence in the top six is surprising, so too are the results behind it.

Sean Dyche's men have already surpassed their away points for the WHOLE of last season. The flip side is their uncharacteristic stutters at home - just one win and only one goal.

Although West Ham have yet to win on the road they seem to have addressed their defensive problems which had them bottom in August, and they'll be quietly confident of extending their excellent recent record at Turf Moor.