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• 12:00 GMT, Tottenham v Crystal Palace, BBC Radio 5 live
• 12:15 GMT, MOTD2 Extra, BBC Two
• 13:45 GMT, FA Cup Final Score, BBC One
• 13:55 GMT, Exeter City v Heybridge Swifts, BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
• 14:00 GMT, Manchester City v Arsenal updates, BBC Radio 5 live
• 16:30 GMT, Chelsea v Manchester United, BBC Radio 5 live

Tottenham give a debut to goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga, with skipper Hugo Lloris and Michel Vorm both out. It is one of five changes to the side that beat Real Madrid.

Danny Rose makes his first league start of the season, while Serge Aurier, Moussa Sissoko and Son Heung-min come in too.

There is no Dele Alli and Toby Alderweireld, Kieran Trippier and Ben Davies miss out too.

Spurs XI: Gazzaniga, Aurier, Sanchez, Vertonghen, Rose, Eriksen, Dier, Winks, Son, Sissoko, Kane.

Crystal Palace make two changes to the side that pulled off a last-gasp draw against West Ham.

Mamadou Sakho and Timothy Fosu-Mensah come in, James Tomkins and Patrick van Aanholt miss out.

Palace XI: Speroni, Ward, Dann, Fosu-Mensah, Sakho, Loftus-Cheek, Cabaye, Milivojevic, Schlupp, Townsend, Zaha.

Tottenham Hotspur

'It's too early!' jokes Mauricio Pochettino off camera, saying he needs time to wake up in the morning.

Dele Alli has a minor hamstring injury, confirms the Spurs manager, while Michel Vorm has a knee problem.

Crystal Palace

Roy Hodgson makes a couple of changes from the team which drew with West Ham. Mamadou Sakho and Timothy Fosu-Mensah are back in defence.

Tottenham Hotspur

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All change for Spurs.

Hugo Lloris is out, but so is Michel Vorm too. It means that former Southampton keeper Paulo Gazzaniga makes his debut in nets.

Also in are Danny Rose, Serge Aurier, Moussa Sissoko and Son as Dele Alli sits it out.

Full team news to come.

Who wants some team news from Wembley then?

Will we see the celebrations of Chelsea boss Antonio Conte or Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho after their Premier League meeting on Sunday?

0-0 at Stamford Bridge later on? Got to be, right?

Conte v Mourinho. Lukaku v Morata. Hazard v Martial.

In the build-up to Chelsea's Premier League match with Manchester United, how do the two teams - and their main men - stack up?

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Take the quiz here!

Jay Barnes: West Ham can do great things if they appoint Koeman

Gary Gough: He’s lost the fans & the dressing room, 2 wins in 20 speaks volumes #pulisout, external

Brad Waterfield: The stats and results do not lie. 3 years ago Pulis was what we needed, it's time to move on.

Sam Allardyce
Former England boss on MOTD

Should a British manager be given a chance at Everton?

It's always time for a British manager to be given a chance as far as I am concerned. There's not enough of us.

Everton would tempt you though wouldn't it?

I don't think so. I'm not considering anything at the moment, I'm enjoying myself.

For Sean [Dyche] he has got to decide when he’s going to move on.

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The Eagles have failed to score in any of their last four away league matches at Spurs since a 1-1 draw in December 2004 (D1 L3); their only Premier League win at Spurs came in November 1997, winning 1-0 courtesy of a Neil Shipperley goal.

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Jordan Baldock: It is dire to watch at West Brom! I am watching my beloved team play atrocious unadventurous football. Get the dinosaur gone #PulisOut, external

Josh Phillips: The day Laudrup left the Swansea board started employing “yes men” as managers. Blame firmly lies at the feet of Huw Jenkins.

Mike Green: David Moyes to West Ham? @karren_brady, external and @davidgold, external obviously like what Sunderland have done in the past year and a half

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Pep Guardiola has praised Raheem Sterling's desire to improve his goal return and warned forwards will only "survive" by finding the net regularly.

Sterling, 22, has 10 goals in all competitions this season, double his return at the same stage in 2016-17.

Spaniard Guardiola still believes Sterling must improve his final ball but what do the stats say about his season so far?

Find out here.

Roy Hodgson and co have just stepped off the Palace team bus in the bowels of Wembley Stadium.

Palace's away form has been horrible this season. Today's as good a day as any to turn it around.

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

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After their devastating performance against Real Madrid, is there a danger that Tottenham will arrive at Wembley a little underwhelmed by the prospect of playing Crystal Palace? Roy Hodgson will certainly hope so, but it seems unlikely.

Even if Spurs can't quite recreate the quality of Wednesday night, it's hard to overstate just how bad Palace have been away from home, since long before Hodgson took charge.

They have lost their last seven Premier League away games without so much as scoring a goal - they were also thumped at Bristol City in the EFL Cup in late October.

A win at Wembley - where Hodgson enjoyed a fine record as England manager - would be a major surprise.

Jack Hampton: Moyes wouldn’t be my first choice but with P Neville, I wouldn’t be too bothered (Everton, Man Utd)...

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on MOTD

David Moyes is a very experienced manager. He'll get them a lot harder to beat that's for sure.

Some of West Ham's defensive play and willingness to do the right thing was very bad. The first goal for Liverpool is just a simple goal. It's the basics.

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West Ham United

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Just when you think you've seen it all in football, David Moyes is made favourite for another Premier League job!

Surely West Ham won't approach the man who consigned Sunderland to a relegation battle in mid August last year?

The man who has been sacked by Manchester United, Real Sociedad and Sunderland inside four years?

Apparently so...

Or am I being unfair? Is he the safe pair of hands the club need?

Sam Allardyce
Former England manager on MOTD

Nothing would surprise me because there were rumours around not long ago that Slaven Bilic had two or three games to save his job.

There was no contract extension in the summer. At the end of the day they have backed Slaven with the different players they brought in and spent a considerable amount of money.

I think the players have lost their way and he looks so dejected.

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