Son Heung-min - a scorer midweek in Europe - has the first real effort at Wembley, cutting inside and firing a bouncing shot straight at Stoke keeper Jack Butland.

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Watford are dominating at Turf Moor. Richarlison and Carillo look lively and Tom Cleverley and Abdoulaye Doucoure are grafting effectively in midfield.

Chris Wood hasn't had a sniff yet up top for the home side.

A colleague who shall remain nameless suggested this has the makings of being the worst fixture in the Premier League yet this season.

It's living up that billing so far with no real chances for either side and some scrappy play in midfield.

Good chance. No, great chance.

It falls to Watford's Richardlison, who slides in to connect with a precise Andre Carrillo ball into the Burnley box but pokes his effort over the top.

The Brazilian has shown already this campaign that he is much better than that.

Nothing to report from Wembley just yet. Quiet opening between out-of-form Spurs and Stoke, who are aiming for rare back-to-back wins.

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No goals in their last two games for Crystal Palace but Christian Benteke is a whisker away from ending the Eagles' mini-goal drought as he just fails to get his head to an Andros Townsend cross. Decent start by the hosts.

Snow is starting to fall onto the John Smith's Stadium pitch as Huddersfield control the early proceedings. No chances yet.

Ezequiel Schelotto will be one to watch today. He is making his first Premier League start for Brighton and is nicknamed "The Greyhound" for his speed.

Early Watford corner at Burnley. It causes plenty of problems after a flick on from Roberto Pereyra. There are a number of yellow-shirted players at the back post. One of them makes contact - I think it is Troy Deeney - but the header goes wide.

Spanish La Liga

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Good news for Real Madrid - Cristiano Ronaldo broke a Champions League record and won the Ballon d'Or this week and Zinedine Zidane says he's the greatest player ever.

Bad news - they will drop out of the Champions League places if they lose today.

Follow live text commentary of their game against fifth-placed Sevilla - and join in the Ronaldo debate - thisaway.

Five Premier League games... On.

And it's getting dark outside here. At 3pm. Yay.

It's apparently a "scarf game" at Huddersfield today, meaning fans have been encouraged to bring their scarves. They've obliged with lots and lots of them on show. Massive bobble hats too because it is a bitterly cold West Yorkshire day.

West Ham's surprise win against Chelsea earlier makes three points today even more important for the hosts. They are currently just two points above the drop zone...

Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator

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While Mauricio Pochettino has cited Manchester City's impeccable form and the fact that his team are only two points worse off than at this stage last season, there's no escaping the fact that Spurs need to start winning and keep winning.

The thought of losing further ground on their rivals for Champions League places isn't one they want to consider.

Nine dropped points at Wembley already will be a huge frustration and this is the type of match they simply have to be taking all three points from.

Stoke have been searching for their own consistency all season as they bid to win back-to-back league games for the first time since January. They'll no doubt be encouraged by Burnley, Swansea and West Brom's results at Wembley already.

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Match of the Day commentator

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In August 2011 this fixture was Sean Dyche's first match as a manager, in charge of Watford, and a 2-2 draw represented a solid start.

Dyche spent just one season at Watford; almost the first act of the Pozzo family after their takeover was to replace him with Gianfranco Zola.

With Dyche now five years into a remarkable reign at Turf Moor, Burnley must be eternally grateful to the Pozzos for their lack of judgement.

Watford seem to have found a very decent manager of their own. Marco Silva dealt with Everton's interest carefully - never suggesting he wasn't amenable to the idea of being lured away, without actually agitating for a move.

Meanwhile, Dyche could be forgiven for wondering why Everton weren't making him an offer he couldn't refuse.

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BBC Sport at Wembley

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Spurs have stuttered in the League recently with only one win in their last six. But the arrival of Stoke to Wembley should cheer them up. Spurs have won their last 3 against Stoke - and all by the same score 4-0.

BBC Radio 5 live

Our mid-afternoon offering from BBC Radio 5 live starts in North London and Tottenham v Stoke, with former Chelsea keeper Mark Schwarzer your summariser. They'll also keep you updated as all the goals go in around the grounds.

It's Sports Report from 17:00 then the evening game,Newcastle v Leicester, from 17:30 - former Arsenal and Wale striker John Hartson has the bird's eye view from the gantry.

It's all rounded off by the nation's favourite football phone-in,6-0-6,from 19:30 in the company of Jason Mohammad and ex-Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson. Enjoy!

Jona Lewie's Stop the Cavalry on at Turf Moor. I approve.

It's definitely got some kids in the stands dancing. But that might be because they've come in full kit and it's close to minus.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Swansea City head coach Paul Clement makes four changes from last Saturday’s 2-1 defeat at Stoke. Midfielders Roque Mesa and Tom Carroll replace Leroy Fer and Sam Clucas, while wingers Nathan Dyer and Wayne Routledge come in for forwards Jordan Ayew and Tammy Abraham.

West Brom manager Alan Pardew makes one change from his first game in charge of the Baggies, a goalless draw with Crystal Palace, as midfielder Claudio Yacob replaces Gareth Barry.

Swansea XI:Fabianski; Naughton, van der Hoorn, Mawson, Olsson; Mesa, Ki, Carroll; Dyer, Routledge, Bony.

West Brom XI:Foster; Nyom, Evans, Hegazi, Gibbs; Yacob, Livermore, Field; Rodriguez, Robson-Kanu, Rondon.

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Final Score

Final Score is under way now online, on Connected TV and on the BBC Red Button. Enjoy!