Southampton make two changes to the side that lost 3-0 to Liverpool last weekend.

Charlie Austin, James Ward-Prowse and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg are in for Shane Long, Nathan Redmond and the suspended Oriol Romeu.

Midfielder Mario Lemina, who has missed the last three games with an ankle problem, is passed fit and is on the bench.

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Unsurprisingly David Unsworth rings the changes from Everton's 5-1 midweek defeat by Atalanta in the Europa League.

Only Michael Keane, Jonjoe Kenny and Kevin Mirallas remain from the thrashing as Unsworth makes eight changes.

Wayne Rooney drops to the bench and Davy Klaassen doesn't even make the matchday squad.

Phil Jagielka and Morgan Schneiderlin, who had been fitness doubts, both start.

Top scorer Oumar Niasse and Tom Davies are suspended.

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Everton have made eight changes to the side that lost in midweek, while the Saints make three changes.

Full team news coming up next.

The Daily Express

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Pochettino throwing in the towel and Willian's equaliser lead the Sunday Express.

The Times

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The Sunday Times reveal that Watford will report Everton if they continue their pursuit of Marco Silva.

The Daily Star

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Here's what's making the headlines on the back of the Daily Star Sunday.

Mauricio Pochettino concedes the title after their 1-1 draw with West Brom at Wembley, while Sam Allardyce has ruled out an imminent return to management.

The Daily Mail

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Willian's 85th minute equaliser at Anfield is the top story on the Mail on Sunday.

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Before we get in today's action, let's look back at yesterday.

Goals were few and far between.

Manchester United scraped past Brighton,Tottenham lost ground in the title race as they drew with managerless West Brom and Bournemouth drew with Swansea.

Watford comfortably beat Newcastle to continue their impressive start, Crystal Palace scored an injury time winner to beat Stoke for an important win.

Then in the late kick-off, Willian earned a draw for Chelsea at Liverpool.

Right, time for the papers...

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There's plenty to talk about.

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MOTD2 Extra

There’s plenty of football all over the BBC to keep you occupied today, starting with MOTD2 Extra at 12:15 GMT on BBC 2. Mark Chapman will be joined by ex-Arsenal defender Martin Keown, Middlesbrough boss Garry Monk and the Daily Telegraph's Jason Burt to chew over the weekend’s action and talking points, as well as looking ahead to today’s matches.

You can watch the programme by clicking the tab at the top of this page.

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Saints v Everton is just the starter for your Sunday afternoon.

High-flying Burnley host Arsenal at 14:00 GMT and the Clarets could go fourth with a win, yes you read that right, I said fourth.

Arsenal, who lost their midweek Europa League game against Cologne, will be hoping to build on last weekend's North London derby win.

Then league leaders Manchester City travel to newcomers Huddersfield at 16:00 GMT.

Can the Terriers stop the Pep Guardiola juggernaut? They did a job on Manchester United when they came to town.

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More than a month on from Ronald Koeman's sacking and Everton are no clearer to appointing a manager.

David Unsworth is still in the hotseat and has lost four of his six games in charge - most recently a 5-1 hammering by Atalanta.

The Toffees are struggling to prise their prime target Marco Silva from Watford, so the search goes on.

Today they travel to Southampton in the early kick-off.

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