Trevor Sinclair
Ex-England and Man City winger on BBC Football Focus

Crystal Palace now have to dig deep. They need to roll their sleeves up now and try to grind out results. The confidence drains when you have bad results but individuals need to look into the mirror. At the moment Palace look dire.

Crystal Palace's players are all stood around in a circle like they are about to start the Hokey Cokey. Left foot in, left foot out, shake it all about. That looks like a fun warm-up.

But the serious business awaits. They need a goal. They need a win. Palace are rooted to the bottom, five points off the pace.

A bit of classic JT is blasting out of the Etihad Stadium PA system as the two sets of players warm up. That's classic Justin Timberlake, not classic John Terry of course.

City's players are all wearing t-shirts with 'Mendy 22' on the back in tribute to their injured team-mate Benjamin Mendy. A warm gesture? Or OTT? You decide...

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Injured Burnley goalkeeper Tom Heaton, speaking to Football Focus: "I think you have an idea about how to handle Andy Carroll. The manager's approach is more on how we go about but obviously you are aware of the threats.

"I have played against Andy a few times. He is a physical presence, and I remember him putting a hat-trick past me in a Manchester United against Newcastle reserve team game so I have been aware of him a long time. Aerially he is top draw. We will try to stop him but also focus on our game."

I hope Burnley's centre-backs are braced for a scrap today: Andy Carroll starts up top for West Ham. Injured Clarets keeper Tom Heaton reckons his team-mates will be more than prepared...

Vicki Sparks
BBC Radio 5 live at Turf Moor

You find impromptu fan tributes to the great and good of the football world in all sorts of places... Spotted this on the back of a ladies cubicle door at Burnley.

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Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live

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Swansea have pretty much been on an upward trajectory since Roberto Martinez took them to the League One title back in 2008 but their seventh season in the top-flight has been hard going so far with three defeats in their three Premier League games at the Liberty Stadium.

Although by definition today's game isn't a "must win" you do feel there is a lot of pressure on Swansea to get the victory against a Huddersfield team that haven't won in their past six games in all competitions.

Paul Clement makes two enforced changes to his Swansea side that lost 1-0 to West Ham United at the end of September.

With Wilfried Bony and Renato Sanches out injured, Clement turns to Leroy Fer and Luciano Narsingh.

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Two changes also for Huddersfield, as David Wagner brings in Philip Billing and Scott Malone for Chris Lowe and Aaron Mooy.

Mooy played for Australia against Syria in a World Cup play-off in Sydney on Tuesday, four days after playing in the first leg in Malaysia.

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West Ham make two changes from the side which beat Swansea 1-0 as influential midfielder Manuel Lanzini makes his first of the season.

Marko Arnautovic is also back in the starting-up as Slaven Bilic names an attacking side. Hammers skipper Mark Noble and striker Andre Ayew both drop to the bench.

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Burnley boss Sean Dyche keeps faith the side which beat Everton 1-0 at Goodison Park last time out. That means Chris Wood starts as a lone striker in a 4-4-1-1 system with Jeff Hendrick in behind him.

Midfielder Harry Winks starts for Tottenham after impressing on his international debut for England last weekend, while defender Serge Aurier returns to the bench after serving a one-match suspension.

There's no place for Ben Davies in the squad, as Heung-min Son comes in at left wing-back for Spurs.

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Forward Joshua King was a doubt with a hamstring injury but starts for Bournemouth, while former Spurs striker Jermain Defoe is named on the bench.

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Winless Crystal Palace make four changes from their 4-0 defeat by Manchester United. Wayne Hennessey isn't fit, so Julian Speroni starts in goal.

Wilfried Zaha makes his first start since the opening day of the season, while Scott Dann also returns.

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Chelsea pair Alvaro Morata and N'Golo Kante miss out through injury, but David Luiz returns from suspension.

Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen drop to the bench. Michy Batshuayi and Willian come in alongside Eden Hazard up front.

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Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero is on the bench after recovering from the rib injury he suffered two weeks ago prior to the 1-0 win at Chelsea.

The City XI are unchanged.

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Stoke give a Premier League debut to 18-year-old Tom Edwards.

Forward Jese Rodriguez is also in the starting XI.

Striker Saido Berahino is on the bench and midfielder Joe Allen is injured.

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Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

Kick-off: 3pm, you say?

It's Tottenham's first Saturday 3pm at Wembley. Almost unbelievably, it's also their first home Saturday 3pm of 2017!

OK, they had one against Wycombe in the Cup at the end of January but, in the league, you need to go back to December 2016 for the last time Spurs started at home at the right and proper time.

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England striker Jermain Defoe has scored a few goals at Wembley over the years... but he might not get the chance today. The Bournemouth striker is named on the bench against his former employers Spurs.

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However, Guardiola claimed the Argentine had taken his words the wrong way and that he never intended to be disrespectful to Spurs.

The former Spain midfielder responded by saying he thought Pochettino - who managed Espanyol between 2009 and 2012 while the former Barcelona boss was in charge of their city rivals - had "made a mistake".

"Never in my career have I not been respectful," said Guardiola.

"When I talked about Harry Kane's team, it was because Harry Kane was scoring a lot of goals and I know perfectly that Tottenham are not Harry Kane alone.

"So I think last season, the person who spoke most about appreciating the way Tottenham play was me.

"Tottenham are one of the best teams playing. So I'm really disappointed if he said that."

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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."

As we wait for the full line-ups, let's go back to that Pochettino/Guardiola chat which we mentioned at the start...

West Ham need a spark - is Manuel Lanzini the man to provide it? The Argentine makes his first start of the season after injury.

Swansea must do without striker Wilfried Bony, who has not beaten a late fitness test. Huddersfield talisman Aaron Mooy starts on the bench for the visitors after an energy-sapping trip to play for Australia in the international break.

Wilfried Zaha is back for Crystal Palace after injuring his knee in the opening game of the season. A big boost for the Eagles.