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Sam Allardyce ruffles no feathers in his first team selection as he sticks with the same line-up David Unsworth used in the midweek win over West Ham. That means Wayne Rooney will play deep, Dominic Calvert-Lewin is up top and the likes of Morgan Schneiderlin and Michael Keane are on the bench.

Everton XI: Pickford, Kenny, Holgate, WIlliams, Martina, Gueye. Lennon, Rooney, Davies, Sigurdsson, Calvert-Lewin.

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Huddersfield make five changes from the 5-0 loss at Arsenal. Tommy Smith returns to captain the side, while Scott Malone, Danny Williams, Laurent Depoitre and Thomas Ince come in. Martin Cranie and Steve Mounie are among those left on the bench.

Huddersfield XI: Lossly, Smith, Jorgensen, Schindler, Malone, Mooy, Williams, Kachunga, Ince, Quaner, Depoitre.

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BBC Radio 5 live

Brighton have rather provocatively put an Aussie on the front cover of their programme today, just rubbing it in a little that their rugby league team beat England to win the World Cup this morning and their cricket team has had the better of the first day of the 2nd Test in Adelaide.

We can’t hold that against Mat Ryan though who has the job today of trying to stop the Premier League’s top-scorer Mo Salah. The only team to come and win at the Amex so far this season was Manchester City on the opening weekend, since then it’s been two wins for Brighton against West Brom and Newcastle and four successive draws.

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Is this the Sam Allardyce effect?

Big Sam names an unchanged side from the Everton team that beat West Ham 4-0 in midweek - a match he watched from the stands.

Huddersfield make five switches after their 5-0 defeat by Arsenal on Tuesday.

Full team news coming up...

A massive six changes for Liverpool from their midweek win over Stoke, with Andrew Robertson making his first Premier League start since September.

Brighton make two changes from their draw with Crystal Palace. Izzy Brown and Gaetan Bong both start.

Full team news to follow.

Team news coming up from 14:00 GMT...

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MOTD commentator

It's funny how things turn out in the Premier League managerial merry-go-round.

Alan Pardew was sacked by Crystal Palace a year ago with the team in 17th place. Now he starts work at The Hawthorns with Albion in the same position and facing his former employers in his first game.

Pardew will be hoping to provide an immediate lift to a side who haven't won in 12 matches.

Palace appear to be on an upward trend with nine points from the last seven games, and secured their first away point at Brighton on Tuesday.

Roy Hodgson's Hawthorns welcome is likely to be a warm one. He led West Brom to a 10th-place finish in 2012 before taking the England job.

You'll remember this...

Sorry.

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There is another managerial debut today of course - West Brom take on Roy Hodgson's Crystal Palace in Alan Pardew's first match in charge.

It's a big one - a win for Palace would draw them level on points with the Baggies, and could see them climb out of the bottom three.

Pardew will want to get off to a winning beginning - and start climbing up the table.

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BBC World Service Sport at Goodison Park

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There he is, the big man! Sam Allardyce looks imposing even on A5 paper.

In the programme he promises to build a team full of ‘energy and purpose’...he hasn’t said they’ll play good football though.

The school of science meets the school of Sam, I suspect it’ll take a while to learn whether or not they have a shared curriculum.

Final Score

Former England internationals Rachel Brown-Finnis and Danny Mills are in the Final Score studio with Jason Mohammad this afternoon to guide you through the day's league and FA Cup action.

You can watch online (there's a link at the top of this page) and on the red button from 14:30 GMT, and on BBC Two from 16:30.

BBC Radio 5 live

Today's commentary match on BBC Radio 5 live comes from Vicarage Road - it's Watford v Tottenham from 15:00 GMT.

Of course, there'll be loads of updates from across the leagues too - and you can tune in via the link at the top of this page.

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There is a new Everton manager in town - Sam Allardyce takes charge of his first game as Toffees boss today.

Goodison Park welcomes Huddersfield, who have lost their past three league games and have been slipping down the table.

Will we see the Allardyce effect kick in straight away?

There are SIX 15:00 GMT Premier League kick-offs:

• Brighton v Liverpool
• Everton v Huddersfield
• Leicester v Burnley
• Stoke v Swansea
• Watford v Tottenham
• West Brom v Crystal Palace

The late one? That's Arsenal v Manchester United at 17:30.

Good afternoon all, welcome along.

Forget about the World Cup for a bit - that's ages away yet.

Today's all about the English top flight. Chelsea and Newcastle are still sparring in the early kick-off, and we've got plenty more coming your way right here...