Joe Allen returns to the Stoke midfield in one of three changes from the team that lost 7-2 at Manchester City. The Welshman replaces Xherdan Shaqiri, who has a sprained ankle. The other two changes come in defence, where Glen Johnson and Ryan Shawcross replace Tom Edwards and Kevin Wimmer.

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Bournemouth also make three changes. All of them involve attacking players coming in. Jordon Ibe, Lys Mousset and Benik Afobe are selected with defender Steve Cook and midfielder Dan Gosling dropping to the bench. Joshua King is missing from the squad entirely. Striker Callum Wilson is on the bench. His last game was on 31 January.

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

I have said it before, but Huddersfield do not just need a win - they need some goals.

The Terriers have only scored once in their past six league games, but have started conceding them - four against Tottenham, then two versus a Swansea side who had been struggling.

But they are up against Manchester United at home on Saturday, so if you are Huddersfield manager David Wagner, what do you do?

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His philosophy when I saw his side play in the Championship was to play with wide players, and people poured forward, which was great and ultimately got them promotion.

Do they do the same against United? You are asking for trouble if you do, so those goals might have to wait.

I am backing United to go there and win, but the question is how hard will Huddersfield make them work for it?

Lawro's prediction: 0-2

Forget what we said about Jermain Defoe possibly scoring his 200th league goal today - he's not even in the Bournemouth squad.

Full team news to come from all of our 3pm matches.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

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Welcome to Yorkshire! That’s what you call a proper pud! It’s the size of a plate. They don’t do small portions at Huddersfield when it comes to food!

The press box is rammed, there’s not a spare seat to be had. Hopefully the game against Manchester United will be just as good as what’s being currently tucked in to at the John Smith’s Stadium.

Gabriel Jesus and Raheem Sterling are on the bench for Manchester City as Pep Guardiola shuffles his pack slightly. There's not much drop-off in quality though as Sergio Aguero and Bernardo Silva come in.

Burnley, as they usually are, are unchanged.

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Watford lead at the Bridge, and they have played really well. Richarlison has missed two sitters and could be 4-1 up...

Follow the final stages here.

Mo Marley's England concede a late goal from Viviane Asseyi in a 1-0 defeat to France at the Stade du Hainaut in Valenciennes.

Manchester City

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Gabriel Jesus has scored 13 goals in his 15 starts in the Premier League - only Mick Quinn (14) and Andrew Cole (15) netted more goals in their first 15 starts in Premier League history.

Manchester United

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Since Jose Mourinho took charge of Manchester United, the Red Devils have been outrun in 40 of their 46 Premier League matches, more than any other team.

However, only Chelsea (106), Spurs (103) and Man City (100) have actually won more points than Man Utd in this period (89 – level with Liverpool).

Alistair Mann
MOTD commentator

This is a meeting of two clubs who've both shown their ruthlessness within the past 12 months.

Craig Shakespeare has now joined messrs Ranieri, Bradley and Guidolin on the chopping block, as Swansea and Leicester's owners have demonstrated that a run of disappointing performances will prompt the ultimate response from the boardroom.

With just three wins between them these sides have begun the campaign at the wrong end of the table, accentuating the significance of their meeting this weekend.

Only two teams have scored fewer goals than the Swans, only three have conceded more than the Foxes, so predicting the outcome of this most fascinating duel is almost impossible.

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Gary Rose
BBC Sport at the John Smith's Stadium

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Much has changed since Manchester United last visited Huddersfield in the league, not least the location of the pitch.

A few hundred yards away from the John Smith's Stadium, in a retail centre car park, this plaque is located.

It marks where the centre circle was for the old Leeds Road ground. United played there back in 1971, the Holy Trinity of George Best, Bobby Charlton and Denis Law were all on the scoresheet together for the final time in a 3-0 win.

Best would have been rampaging towards the Argos back in the day.

Bournemouth

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Jermain Defoe has scored a Premier League goal against Stoke with each of the three previous clubs he’s faced them with (Portsmouth, Tottenham and Sunderland).

Defoe has scored 199 league goals in 543 appearances, including 19 in 37 for Bournemouth.

We will have team news from Manchester United, and elsewhere, soon.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says he will not 'moan or cry' about any injury concerns.

United will be without the likes of Paul Pogba, Marouane Fellaini and Marcos Rojo when they travel to Huddersfield.

Must be tough to get XI out...

Five matches to keep across at 15:00 BST then. Here's where to park your eyes:

Huddersfield v Manchester United

Manchester City v Burnley

Newcastle v Crystal Palace

Stoke v Bournemouth

Swansea v Leicester

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Saturday. Three o'clock.

The top two are in Premier League action.

And the bottom three.

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Viva la revolution!

Will the Manchester duopoly continue to steamroll all and sundry at the top, or will the unfashionable pairing of Huddersfield and Burnley upset the apple cart?

Can Roy Hodgson pick up another win?

Only one way to find out...

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