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Saido Berahino's place in the squad appears to have been taken by teenage striker Tyrese Campbell.

The 18-year-old has scored 12 goals in 15 Premier League 2 appearances for Stoke's Under-23s this season, also bagging a hat-trick against Fulham last weekend.

He is also the son of former Arsenal and Everton striker Kevin Campbell and that makes me feel old.

Pamela: I still don't know what Leicester managers see in Wes Morgan. Happy birthday King Law!

Riyad Mahrez and Wes Morgan start for Leicester City against Stoke this afternoon.

Mahrez starts his first Premier League game since ending his self imposed exile from the team while Morgan starts in the league for the first time since injuring his hamstring on New Year's Day.

Stoke make my intro look a little foolish as Saido Berahino doesn't even make the squad. Potters boss Paul Lambert makes a total of three changes with Bruno Martins Indi, Konstantinos Stafylidis and Geoff Cameron coming in.

Full team news and line ups to follow.

Football Focus

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Football Focus is on BBC Two today at 12:00 GMT.

Dan Walker, Kevin Kilbane and Paul Clement preview the weekend's action with interviews from Everton's Wayne Rooney and Liverpool's Mohamed Salah.

Borussia Dortmund's 17-year-old winger Jadon Sancho talks exclusively to the programme and Hollywood stars Margot Robbie and Alison Janney provide Premier League predictions.

Tune in!

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Brighton have no fresh injury concerns, with reserve goalkeeper Tim Krul recovered from the whiplash injury which forced his substitution against Coventry in the FA Cup.

Jiri Skalak and Steve Sidwell both remain sidelined.

Swansea are boosted by the return of defender Alfie Mawson, who has recovered from a knee injury.

Leon Britton remains out with a pelvis injury and Renato Sanches continues to recover from a hamstring strain.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has a near fully fit squad at his disposal for the visit of West Ham.

Joe Gomez is available after injury and Nathaniel Clyne is in light training but remains some way off a return.

West Ham are likely to be without central defender Winston Reid, who has a throat infection.

Playmaker Manuel Lanzini is expected to be fit after a hamstring problem but Arthur Masuaku continues to serve his six-match suspension.

Centre-back Jose Fonte is on the verge of joining Chinese Super League club Dalian Yifang for £5m.

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West Brom welcome back Nacer Chadli, James Morrison, Kieran Gibbs and Jake Livermore after injuries or illness.

Daniel Sturridge will miss the game with a hamstring strain sustained against Chelsea last week.

Huddersfield midfielder Alex Pritchard returns after being ineligible for the FA Cup defeat at Manchester United.

Aaron Mooy is sidelined with an infected cut on his knee, but Michael Hefele has recovered from illness and Chris Lowe hopes to overcome injury.

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Chris Wood and Dean Marney are both likely to return to the Burnley squad after overcoming knee injuries.

Phil Bardsley has recovered from a hamstring problem and James Tarkowski could be involved after a groin injury, but Scott Arfield is set to miss out.

Sofiane Boufal could be available for Southampton despite carrying a knock.

Maya Yoshida faces at least a month on the sidelines with a knee problem, while Shane Long, Steven Davis and Charlie Austin remain out.

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Bournemouth forward Jermain Defoe could return to the match-day squad after recovering from the ankle injury he sustained in December.

Long-term absentee Tyrone Mings continues his rehabilitation from a back problem.

Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez is likely to name the same side that beat Manchester United two weeks ago.

On-loan forward Islam Slimani faces another two weeks out after a setback in his recovery from a thigh problem.

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We'll get the line ups for today's early kick off at around 11:30 GMT, but here's a look at some early team news.

Leicester captain Wes Morgan could make his first Premier League appearance since suffering a hamstring problem on New Year's Day, having made his return against Sheffield United in the FA Cup.

Shinji Okazaki is still out with a knee injury but is nearing a comeback.

Stoke manager Paul Lambert is considering including young striker Tyrese Campbell, the 18-year-old son of former Arsenal striker Kevin, in his matchday squad as Peter Crouch remains out.

Bruno Martins Indi is available after missing the last three games.

Richard: Happy Birthday to the original King of Old Trafford - Man Utd legend Denis Law, 78 today!

It's former Huddersfied, Manchester City and Manchester United forward Denis Law's birthday.

The ex-Scotland international and absolute legend of the game is 78 years young today.

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Jon: I had to do Nessun Dorma. Then again I am Luciano Pavarotti.

This week Mark Lawrenson takes on Margot Robbie and Allison Janney, stars of film 'I, Tonya'.

You can take on Lawro and the actresses here.

You've probably got a decent chance seeing as Janney asked: "When you say football, do you mean soccer?"

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And it's another League Cup-focused back page as the Daily Express goes with the news that Gabriel Jesus looks set to return from injury to face Arsenal.

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It's another big Sunday game that fills the back page of the Mirror today.

The newspaper reports that Chelsea boss Antonio Conte has called a truce in his apparent feud with Jose Mourinho, but would not say if he would shake his hand.

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Tomorrow's League Cup final between Arsenal and Manchester City is the focus of the back page of today's Sun.

The newspaper claims that Gunners boss Arsene Wenger says Manchester City’s success is not about Pep Guardiola — but how much he spends. You can read more on that here., external

Not sure how I feel about the use of 'Weng' in that headline...

Right, we've got a touch over two hours to go until the first game of the day gets under way, so let's have a little gander at what this morning's papers have to say about what's going on in the world of football...

Have you ever had to do an initiation song or have you seen a team-mate do one and if so how did it go?

If you're answer is no to the above, ff you did join a team and had to do an initiation song, what would you do and why?

Let us know via #bbcfootball or text in on 81111 (UK only)

That's brought back horrible memories of when, in my previous job, I was covering Swindon Town's tour of Italy.

Paolo Di Canio, who was the Robins' manager at the time, invited me to a team barbecue at the hotel - that was a good thing. Once there, though, he insisted I did an initiation song - not a good thing.

I chose Ruby by Kaiser Chiefs but got stage fright and could only repeat the words "Ruby, Ruby, Ruby" over and over again before shuffling off awkwardly back to my seat.

Awful.