Huddersfield Town

Huddersfield were well-beaten at Anfield last weekend. They now turn their attentions to a home game against West Brom, who have only won twice in the league since April.

“We have a lot of respect for West Brom but we have enough confidence in ourselves to be a competitor & have a chance to get a result," said Terriers boss David Wagner.

“Home form and home points are crucial in the Premier League. we would like this to continue consistently.

"We’ve shown we are competitors in the Premier League and we will try everything to be successful.”

Huddersfield are 13th in the table on 12 points, two ahead of the Baggies.

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Swansea manager Paul Clement is about to get going with his weekly news conference. His team are currently above the drop zone on goal difference after back-to-back league defeats.

They host Brighton on Saturday and these two sides haven’t met in a league fixture since the final day of the 2007-08 campaign in League One, with Swansea winning 1-0 at the Withdean Stadium.

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There are first call-ups to the England senior squad for Liverpool defender Joe Gomez, 20, on-loan Crystal Palace midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek, 21, and on-loan Swansea striker Tammy Abraham, 20.

The full squad will be announced in an hour.

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Another week, another set of rumours linking Sean Dyche with a move away from Burnley.

Dyche's name is still being mentioned for the vacant Everton job, even after confirming last week there had been no approach from the Toffees.

Burnley travel to Southampton on Saturday and will move above sixth-place Liverpool with a win at St Mary's (at least until the Reds play West Ham in the late kick-off).

However, form is with the Saints. They have won their last four home matches against Burnley in all competitions.

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It is fair to say Jose Mourinho's return to Stamford Bridge did not go particularly well last year.

Manchester United lost 4-0 to Chelsea and Mourinho became embroiled in a row with Antonio Conte over his celebrations, which the former Chelsea boss considered to be over the top.

He will be hoping for better luck on Sunday.

Mourinho will be talking about it shortly.

Amazing FA Cup-related Thursday fact for you: Muhammad Ali once turned up in Hyde.

Yes, THE Muhammad Ali. In Hyde, Greater Manchester.

We'll let BBC Sport's Neil Johnston tell you the tale.

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It's that time of year again when the FA Cup gets in full swing.

The first round matches take place this weekend, and the BBC will be televising Hyde United v MK Dons.

Hyde, who play in Northern Premier League Division One North - the eighth tier of English football - have reached the first round for the first time since 1994.

They are one of only two sides left who began in the preliminary rounds.

All the details can be found here.

Since berating his players, external for the 2-1 defeat at Huddersfield, Jose Mourinho has seen his Manchester United side win three matches in succession, most recently a 2-0 Champions League victory against Benfica on Tuesday.

United are second in the Premier League, five points behind neighbours City, and visit fourth-placed current champions Chelsea - who are a further four points behind - on Sunday.

Chelsea thrashed United 4-0 in the corresponding fixture last season (pictured) and also beat them in the FA Cup at Stamford Bridge. The BBC's Simon Stone is at Carrington to hear what Mourinho will have to say today on facing his former club again.

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England are going to test themselves against the top two ranked teams in the world, with matches against Germany on Friday, 10 November and Brazil four days later.

There were 12 England internationals in action in last night's superb three Champions League wins for English clubs, so the talent is there.

Who would you like to see feature in the two high-profile friendlies? Please let us know using the hashtag #bbcfootball

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Saturday

Stoke v Leicester (12:30 GMT)

Huddersfield v West Brom

Newcastle v Bournemouth

Southampton v Burnley

Swansea v Brighton

West Ham v Liverpool (17:30 GMT)

Sunday

Tottenham v Crystal Palace (12:00 GMT)

Manchester City v Arsenal (14:15 GMT)

Chelsea v Manchester United (16:30 GMT)

Everton v Watford (16:30 GMT)

Coming up next: Monsieurs Mourinho, Wagner, Clement, Dyche, Hughton. Puel, Pellegrino and Bilic talk all things Premier League.

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That's all from the Champions League reaction, but we'll be back up and running at 12:00 GMT to bring you coverage of eight Premier League news conferences plus news on England's squad for their next two friendlies.

Simon Grayson has issued a statement following his dismissal this week at Championship strugglers Sunderland.

The 47-year-old former Blackpool, Leeds, Huddersfield and Preston boss won just one league game as Sunderland manager after being appointed in June.

"Sunderland is a huge football club and whilst I am very disappointed not to be continuing as its manager, I hope that the club will stabilise and return the success and first-class football that the supporters and people of Sunderland deserve," he said.

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While Everton are scrambling to stay in the Europa League, Arsenal are one win away from the knockout stages.

The Gunners have won all three Group H games so far and will make it through if they win against Crvena Zvezda (more commonly known as Red Star Belgrade) on Thursday.

A draw will also be enough as long as Bate Borisov do not beat Cologne.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger will continue to rotate his squad.

Jack Wilshere, Theo Walcott and Olivier Giroud are all likely to come in, with Mesut Ozil, Alexandre Lacazette and Alexis Sanchez rested.

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David Unsworth wants the Everton job but his first two matches in temporary charge have not gone so well, with defeats against Chelsea and Leicester.

The former Everton defender, whose side are 18th in the Premier League and host Watford on Saturday, said: "Do I need to win the next two games? Probably.

"You have to get results, so we need to start winning. But that doesn't scare me. "I've not looked at the other names linked (for the managers position)... but whoever has been linked with the job, it won't surprise me because this is a wonderful club."

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Everton remain in the bottom three in the Premier League and now their task is to stay in the Europa League.

The Toffees could be knocked out of the competition if they lose at Lyon tonight.

Defeat in the Group E game coupled with Atalanta avoiding defeat at Apollon Limassol would see them eliminated.

Caretake boss David Unsworth will be without Wayne Rooney, Leighton Baines, Phil Jagielka and Michael Keane.

Keane has a foot injury and the other three have been rested.

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The man himself sent some tweets following his record-breaking display in Naples.

Former England captain Gary Lineker sends his felicidades - or congratulations - to Manchester City's new record goalscorer.

Pinned to the top of the Manchester City twitter feed is this celebration of Sergio Aguero's new record as the club's top goalscorer.

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Here's Sergio Aguero at the top of the tree in terms of Manchester City goalscorers. The 29-year-old Argentine only joined the club in 2011.