Here we go then - here come the players at the Amex...

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Former Brighton striker Warren Aspinall on BBC Sussex: "It's a great time to play Everton, because they are nervous. There is pressure on all their players."

BBC Radio 5 live

Radio 5 live will also be across all of today's Premier League action.

There will be regular updates from Brighton's clash with Everton (13:30 BST) from Chris Wise at the Amex with analysis from Phil Brown.

And then there will be live commentary from Southampton versus Newcastle where Alistair Bruce-Ball will describing the action with former Leicester striker Steve Claridge.

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That's how you start a derby game!

Matej Vydra leathers the ball home. Follow the game here.

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Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown: "Mauricio Pochettino pulled Dele Ali up on his body language for walking around with his head down because it sends the wrong message. He looks at every detail. This Tottenham team are enjoying being around Pochettino.

"He would sit in an armchair after a bad game to see which players would come and speak to him. He is getting the best from every single player. If you really get on with a manager you were with him every step of the way."

You'd think all Premier League clubs would be routinely filming and analysing training sessions now wouldn't you?

If it's giving Spurs an edge...

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West Ham defender Jose Fonte: "Mauricio Pochettino is meticulous and his attention to detail is second to none. There were cameras in the training ground and he is watching everything you do. He is very intense and you can replicate what you do in training on the pitch.

"It was demanding and tough but he is a great coach.If your body language was wrong just receiving a bib he would talk to you. I remember Luke Shaw was a like a son to him. He would put an arm around you. Myself, Adam Lallana, we all had a great relationship. There is balance in everything he does. He has a good relationship with the players."

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West Ham and Portugal defender Jose Fonte: "It is always disappointing to concede in the last minutes of the game but Burnley kept up the pressure and the ball in the box. To play 65 minutes without a man and to come away from Burnley, you cannot be too down or disappointed.

"You look at our squad individually and you have to aim high - we have people that have won trophies, players with experience and young players with great quality. We have to aim high - at least top 10. I feel we have turned the corner now and are getting better and better.

"Results have to come because we are working hard in the training ground. The dressing room is strong, we are close and have a good group.

"As for Portugal, we are the European champions - everyone wants to beat the champion. But we are more confident - we know we can win against anyone, but we know there are others than can also win."

There's a huge game in the midlands about to get underway. The 100th meeting between Derby and Forest.

You can follow it all here.

Three teams from the eighth tier of the football pyramid are in the draw for the first round of the FA Cup - live on BBC Two on Monday at 19:00 BST.

Northern Premier League outfit Hyde United booked their place with a 2-0 away victory at Scarborough Athletic.

Ossett Town, from the same league, are in the hat following a 1-1 draw at National League Solihull Moors.

Isthmian League Division One North side Heybridge Swifts make up the trio after a 4-2 win at Haringey Borough.

The three sides are the lowest ranked teams left in the competition and could be drawn against teams from League One and League Two.

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Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown: "There is seem some work to be done in the transfer market for Chelsea, Antonio Conte looked like a crazy Italian on the touchline yesterday. They will not be champions this year, I just cannot see it."

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• Brighton have won just one of the eight league meetings (D3, L4). That victory came at the Goldstone Ground in February 1982, when Tony Grealish, Gerry Ryan and Steve Foster scored in a 3-1 win.
• The most recent competitive encounter was a top-flight game on 9 April 1983, with Kevin Sheedy scoring both goals in a 2-1 away win for Everton.

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West Ham and Portugal defender Jose Fonte: "I know Marco Silva from his time in Portugal so I am not surprised by what he is doing at Watford. My friend Cedric Soares played under him and told me good things.

"Don't forget he almost saved Hull City from relegation. So what he is doing for Watford is no surprise. I have been told by a lot of sources he is a good manager. May they continue their success."

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown: "They have scored a lot of last-minute goals which suggests there is a lot of team spirit there. It shows he knows what is necessary to turn a game around."

Is determination and desire an underrated quality in a player these days?

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Responding to Watford's Troy Deeney saying that he targeted the Arsenal defence after he came off the bench. He said: "Whenever I play against Arsenal, I'll go up and think 'let me whack the first one and see who wants it'."

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown: "My blood was boiling anyway. When I played it would have been the other way around - if he came off the bench we'd have said let's let him have it. It makes me look at the DNA of players and the recruitment and does that have to change? It is just draining on the group, the saga over the two players that have to leave.

"The way they capitulated when it went to 1-1 was alarming. There is an issue with the group and Deeney identified it. When an opponent is telling you your weaknesses it is damning. Arsene Wenger needs to listen and make the adjustment. Bring a different type of individual into the football club."

West Ham and Portugal defender Jose Fonte: "You have to be able to take some and you have to be able to give some and I love playing against Troy Deeney. You need to show fight and put some strong tackles there, to let them know you are here to win and get a result."

Sunday Times journalist Jonathan Northcroft: "If he had said and done that in Martin's era then he would have been fearful for the next game but he won't now."

The players are out on the pitch at the Amex now warming up. Shane Duffy was immense for the Republic of Ireland in their win in Wales.

Ashley Williams made a big error for the hosts - and he's only on the bench for Everton today.

Brighton: Ryan, Saltor, Duffy, Dunk, Suttner, March, Stephens, Propper, Knockaert, Gross, Murray. Subs: Krul, Bong, Hunemeier, Izquierdo, Schelotto, Brown, Molumby.

Everton: Pickford, Holgate, Keane, Jagielka, Baines, Schneiderlin, Gueye, Vlasic, Sigurdsson, Calvert-Lewin, Rooney. Subs: Williams, Mirallas, Martina, Klaassen, Stekelenburg, Davies, Niasse.

Referee: Michael Oliver (Northumberland)

Brighton make three changes. Markus Suttner, Anthony Knockaert and striker Glenn Murray, who makes only his second start of the season, all line up. Gaeten Bong, Jose Izquierdo and Izzy Brown move down to the bench.

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Everton also make three changes. Captain Phil Jagielka and Mason Holgate return to the defence with Cuco Martina and Ashley Williams making way. Wayne Rooney returns to the attack in place of Oumar Niasse.

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Will Ronald Koeman turn it around? Is he the right man to take Everton forwards? What is a good season for the Toffees now anyway?Get in touch - 81111 or #bbcfootball

West Ham and Portugal defender Jose Fonte: "Ronald Koeman had a good relationship with the senior players at Southampton. We had the best season so I only have good things to say about him.

"We had patch of 10 games without a win and then he changed the system to a back three and from then we had an amazing season. I am confident he will turn it around. It is difficult with the changes they have had there. They have a lot of good players there."