Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

I don't think this sort of spat is good for the game. I don't think Antonio Conte should have risen to Jose Mourinho's jibes, because we've seen him involved in this kind of thing before, but then - Conte is a fighter and he'll never back down.

All the manager's have become a bit miserable this season, because of what Pep Guardiola is doing with Man City, and Mourinho and Conte are showing signs of the pressure. Conte in particular, seems to have realised the type of club he's at, and it doesn't look like he'll stay there beyond the end of his current contract.

I can see Alvaro Morata warming up at the bridge. Tracksuit bottoms tucked into his socks, pink bib.

The £60m man has not scored in his last four outings and he knows it.

He's in my fantasy footy team so now would be a good time Alvaro.

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Andy: Reward offered for anyone who can find Andy Carroll. No mention of an injury in the previews, not starting, not among the (six?!) subs. Mystified.

Sami: Can Chelsea just hold Riyad Mahrez hostage after today? Would save some time before he signs for them.

David Moyes' message to the board? West Ham have named just six substitutes today...

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Crystal Palace make four changes to the side that lost to Brighton in Monday's FA Cup third-round tie.

Wilfried Zaha, Christian Benteke, Luka Milivojevic and James Tomkins come in, with Damien Delaney and Yohan Cabaye dropping to the bench, while Jeffrey Schlupp and Andros Townsend miss out through injury.

The Eagles are also without Scott Dann, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Mamadou Sakho, Joel Ward, Jason Puncheon and Connor Wickham.

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Meanwhile, Sean Dyche makes three changes to the Burnley side that were beaten 4-1 at Manchester City in the Cup.

James Tarkowski has passed a fitness test, while Steven Defour and Phil Bardsley return the Clarets' starting XI, with Matthew Lowton, Kevin Long and Ashley Westwood on the bench.

Burnley's new loan signing Georges-Kevin NKoudou also starts on the bench, but top scorer Chris Wood, left-back Stephan Ward and midfielder Scott Arfield - who has been linked with a January move to Palace are continued absentees.

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Watford make one change from the side that lost 3-1 in their last Premier League game at Manchester City.

Tom Cleverley comes in for Etienne Capoue. Watford captain Troy Deeney has to settle for a place on the bench following his four match ban.

Watford XI: Gomes, Janmaat, Wague, Zeegelaar, Kabasele, Doucoure, Watson, Cleverley, Richarlison, Gray, Carrillo.

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Southampton make three changes from the side that lost 2-1 against Crystal Palace in their previous Premier League game.

Cedric Soares, Wesley Hoedt and Steven Davis come in to Mauricio Pellegrino's side.

Southampton XI: McCarthy, Soares, Stephens, Hoedt, Bertrand, Davis, Tadic, Romeu, Ward-Prowse, Hojbjerg, Long

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Meanwhile, in the Championship, where Reading play Hull, ex Reading midfielder Mick Gooding is attempting a nine darter with his weaker foot, as commentator Tim Dellor shows us.

Chelsea make two changes from the starting XI that drew the first leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final first leg against Arsenal.

Defensive midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko and centre-back Gary Cahill return and replace Andreas Christensen and Danny Drinkwater.

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Leicester welcome back striker Jamie Vardy, after he missed the last two matches with a groin problem.

They make two other changes from the side that won 3-0 against Huddersfield with Ben Chilwell and Aleksandar Dragovic starting - Islam Slimani, Chrstian Fuchs and Wes Morgan are out.

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West Brom boss Alan Pardew makes three changes from the side which beat Exeter 2-0 in the FA Cup.

Baggies captain Jonny Evans returns at the heart of defence in place of Gareth McAuley.

Craig Dawson and Matt Phillips are also recalled with Allan Nyom and James McClean the men to make way.

West Brom XI: Foster, Dawson, Evans, Hegazi, Gibbs, Phillips, Barry, Krychowiak, Brunt, Rodriguez, Rondon

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Brighton manager Chris Hughton recalls eight players who were left out of the starting line-up for their 2-1 FA Cup win over Crystal Palace.

Mat Ryan, Lewis Dunk, Anthony Knockaert, Pascal Gross, Glenn Murray, Shane Duffy, Davy Propper and captain Bruno are all back in the starting line-up.

Gatean Bong, Dale Stephens and Jose Izquierdo are the only players included who started the game against Palace.

Brighton XI: Ryan, Bruno, Duffy, Dunk, Bong, Knockaert, Stephens, Propper, Izquierdo, Gross, Murray

Huddersfield's two new signings - Alex Pritchard and Terence Kongolo - are both on the bench as David Wagner makes three changes to the side which were defeated 3-0 by Leicester in their last league outing.

Huddersfield XI: Lossl, Smith, Malone, Hogg, Mooy, van La Parra, Lolley, Depoitre, Ince, Jorgensen, Schindler

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David Moyes' side are boosted by the return of Marko Arnautovic and he makes the starting XI after sitting out the 1-1 draw with Tottenham due to a hamstring injury.

He is one of three changes to the side which played at Wembley - as Winston Reid is forced to miss out.

West Ham XI: Adrian, Cresswell, Zabaleta, Arnautovic, Kouyate, Lanzini, Obiang, Noble, Collins, Ogbonna, Masuako

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Newcastle make four changes to the side that started the 3-1 win over Luton Town last Saturday as Karl Darlow returns in goal, while there are also starts for Mohamed Diame, DeAndre Yedlin and Christian Atsu.

Goalkeeper Rob Elliot is back in the squad after a thigh injury but only on the bench.

Newcastle: Darlow, Yedlin, Lascelles, Clark, Dummett, Shelvey, Diame, Atsu, Perez, Ritchie, Gayle. Subs: Elliot, Murphy, Hayden, Manquillo, Joselu, Merino, Haidara.

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Swansea only name four of the side that drew 0-0 at Wolves last week, with Mike van der Hoorn, Nathan Dyer, Martin Olsson and Kyle Bartley keeping their places. Alfie Mawson, linked with a move to either West Ham or Watford starts, but Wilfried Bony drops to the bench.

Leroy Fer is also among the substitutes after his red card against Wolves was rescinded. Renato Sanches (hamstring) and Tammy Abraham (hip) are not in the squad.

Swansea: Fabianski, van der Hoorn, Mawson, Bartley, Dyer, Clucas, Ki, Carroll, Olsson, Ayew, McBurnie. Subs: Bony, Fer, Narsingh, Nordfeldt, Fernandez, Roque, Roberts.

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Leicester boss Claude Puel points to his side having a go today: “It’s important to come here with good ambition, to try to cause problems for Chelsea and to win. Our best performances have been when we have been positive so we must continue to play.”

Chelsea have won seven straight home games in the league. It's a big, big ask. Still, Mr Mahrez looks in good spirits...

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John Motson
Match of the Day commentator

Amid their involvement in three knockout competitions, Chelsea can't afford to let their league form slip.

Five clubs are jostling for three Champions League places behind runaway leaders Manchester City, and Chelsea look set to have the busiest schedule over the next few months.

The prospect of a potential 20 games in 75 days will stretch a squad short on numbers. There's not much proven quality outside the strongest matchday 18. Expect Antonio Conte to keep raising the need for reinforcements during this transfer window.

Looking at historical and current form, you wouldn't give Leicester much chance. They are not the same team without Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez and manager Claude Puel will be relieved if he can keep them both this month.

I can tell you that Jamie Vardy returns to the Leicester XI for the Chelsea trip. He's missed the last two with a groin complaint.

Plenty more team news to come.

George Cummins
BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge

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Welcome to Stamford Bridge for today's 5 Live commentary game between Chelsea and Leicester. 3pm kick off.

I was at Cobham yesterday for an intriguing press conference held by Antonio Conte. You start to get the feeling he won't be here next season.

I asked him if he was surprised to read about managers replacing him. This was his answer:

"No, no, I'm not surprised. We are not talking about my work. We are talking about the history of Chelsea and the history of Chelsea speaks very clear. For this reason, its normal for the press use it to speak a lot about Chelsea. About the manager of Chelsea. I repeat. My only problem is to continue to work and do my job, to have good results and continue with my idea."

The Chelsea hot seat doesn't look like a comfortable one right now.

Just five minutes until team news ladies and gents. Let's start to run lap two of the grounds. Speaking of running, there's cross country on BBC One right now. The terrain looks as far removed from the bliss of the Stamford Bridge pitch as you can imagine. More from the Bridge next...

Simon Jordan
Former Crystal Palace chairman on BBC Radio 5 live

At Palace we prided ourselves on the academy. Southampton were the elite academy with Bale, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Walcott. Those last two have not reached their potential and both have gone to Arsenal. That might say something about the culture at the club.

Walcott is a decent player. But does he score enough goals? Will he be for Sam Allardyce what Jermain Defoe was for him at Sunderland? Is Walcott the right man for him? If he thinks so, then he should be.

Jermaine Jenas
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

He’s had a very decent career at Arsenal but he hasn’t fulfilled his potential, considering what was expected from him.

I‘ve watched Everton a lot in the Europa League this season and they looked like the slowest team I’ve ever seen, no pace.

But I’m not sure I’ve seen the blistering pace from Walcott for a few years. It doesn’t sit right [if it’s a good fit or not].

Sam Allardyce just wants to bolster the squad more than anything. They need numbers. They got too many of the same type in the summer.

What we’ve seen of Walcott for five years is an impact player off the bench – never their go-to. That’s probably because he’s not good enough. But at Everton he will be one of the best, at least at the start.

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The big news on Friday of course was that Everton are talking to Arsenal about signing Theo Walcott. Sam Allardyce talked about the forward's "pace", "crossing ability" and "goalscoring threat".

Our pundits delved into that potential deal on Friday night...

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Everton's only away league victory in 43 attempts against the current top six sides came against Manchester United in December 2013 (D15, L27).