Huge blow for Liverpool as Philippe Coutinho sits this one out with an adductor problem. With Sadio Mane also missing with an ongoing hamstring injury, the Reds are without two players who have provided five of their 14 Premier League goals this season.

Keeper Simon Mignolet and defender Dejan Lovren retain their places after last Sunday's 4-1 hammering against Tottenham, but Emre Can drops to the bench with Daniel Sturridge and Georginio Wijnaldum returning to the side.

Liverpool XI: Mignolet, Gomez, Matip, Lovren, Moreno, Henderson, Milner, Wijnaldum, Salah, Firmino, Sturridge.

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David Wagner makes one change to the Huddersfield side that defeated Manchester United last week.

After impressing as a substitute in the second-half against United, Rajiv van La Parra starts on the right flank in place of Elias Kachunga.

Huddersfield XI: Lossl, Smith, Jorgensen, Schindler, Lowe, Williams, Hogg, van La Parra, Mooy, Ince, Depoitre.

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West Brom make two changes from the XI that began in the 1-0 defeat by Southampton.

Allan Nyom and Gareth McAuley come in for Craig Dawson and Nacer Chadli.

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Manchester City make just one change from the XI that started in the win against Burnley last week with striker Sergio Aguero moving to the bench and replaced by Gabriel Jesus.

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The big news for Crystal Palace is that centre-back Mamadou Sakho is missing from the squad, presumably injured. He is replaced at the back by former Hammer James Tomkins.

James McArthur is also missing from midfield and is replaced by Ruben Loftus-Cheek.

Other than that, it is the same side that lost at Newcastle, with Wilfried Zaha up top and Andros Townsend providing attacking support.

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West Ham boss Slaven Bilic has turned to some of the members of the team that came back from 2-0 down to beat Tottenham 3-2 in the Carabao Cup.

Mark Noble captains the side from midfield and Andre Ayew, scorer of two goals at Wembley, is up front. Pedro Obiang and Marko Arnautovic are the men to make way.

Michail Antonio, who has been suffering with a rib injury, is on the bench, alongside Andy Carroll, so Edimilson Fernandes starts.

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BBC Radio 5 live

There is lots of coverage on Radio 5 live today as following reaction to the game at Old Trafford, you can listen to commentary on West Brom against Manchester City.

Ian Dennis and Leon Osman will be talking you through all the action before Ali Bruce-Ball and David Pleat bring you live updates from Dean Court as Bournemouth host Chelsea in the late kick-off.

• West Brom v Manchester City (14:30-17:00 BST)
• Bournemouth v Chelsea (17:00-19:30 BST)

One notable absence on the Crystal Palace teamsheet... centre-back Mamadou Sakho's name is missing. Why? We're not sure yet.

Sergio Aguero might become Manchester City's outright record goalscorer today - but not until a little later at least. He's on the Blues bench.

Philippe Coutinho is NOT fit for Liverpool. The Brazilian is ruled out with a hip injury.

Right then, the team news has arrived!

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The 10 managers whose sides are kicking off at 3pm are just scribbling out their teamsheets (possibly) as we speak.

Will Philippe Coutinho be fit enough to start for Liverpool? Will Sergio Aguero be given the chance from the off to finally become Manchester City's all-time record scorer? Who on Earth is going to play left-back for Swansea today?

Questions, questions, questions... Team news will be dropping in about six minutes.

One almost down (Manchester United and Spurs is still goalless). Six to go.

The leaders, the defending champions and two other top-four regulars are among those teams in action shortly...

• Arsenal v Swansea
• Crystal Palace v West Ham
• Liverpool v Huddersfield
• Watford v Stoke City
• West Brom v Manchester City
• Bournemouth v Chelsea (17:30 BST)

Hello! After a week where the League Cup took another panning, it is back to the important business (in the eyes of most Premier League managers).

The big names return, the fans flock back... but will the excitement match the expectation? We're going to find out...

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You can't help but feel sorry for the poor old Carabao Cup. Whatever it does, it inevitably goes wrong.

Matchballs that are "too light". Draws that take place at ridiculous hours/are delayed by technological problems. Elusive squirrels invading the pitch and threatening to hold up play.

While the cup takes all sorts of abuse from managers, players and fans, its rival - the Premier League - always seems to get away scot-free...

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