Jurgen Klopp reaches a milestone today.

It is his 100th Premier League game in charge.

His record after 99 games is W53 D28 L18.

Klopp's side have scored 322 goals in that time. Only Manuel Pellegrini's first 100 games in the competition saw more (329).

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Alex Bruce
Wigan defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Crystal Palace will be tricky opponents because their tails will be up after winning at Huddersfield in their last game. They also have a few big players coming back. They look like a different outfit and Roy Hodgson is an experienced manager. Having said that, Liverpool are massive favourites.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp speaking to Sky Sports: "Wilfried Zaha is a big player for them of course. All the results they had against the other teams at the top of the table - they were always hard work. So we need to be ready to get something.

"We need to be fully focused on defending because of their strengths. That line-up is not one that should be fighting for the league. It's crazy. Chrstian Benteke, Zaha and Andros Townsend - it's a strong, strong team."

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Roy Hodgson makes three changes to the side which beat Huddersfield 2-0 before the international break.

Wilfried Zaha makes the starting line-up while Mamadou Sakho, Yohan Cabaye and Martin Kelly return.

Crystal Palace XI: Hennessey, van Aanholt, Milivojevic, Cabaye, Townsend, Zaha, Sakho, Benteke, McArthur, Wan-Bissaka, Kelly

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Jurgen Klopp makes two changes to the side which thrashed Watford 5-0 as injured full-back Joe Gomez is forced to sit out.

Joel Matip gets the nod at centre-back while James Milner replaces Emre Can, who drops out with a slight back injury.

Liverpool XI: Karius, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, van Dijk, Robertson, Milner, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Salah, Firmino, Mane

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No major surprises in each line-up and I will bring you the full teams in a minute.

Wilfried Zaha who had been an injury doubt, starts for Palace.

Liverpool defender Nathaniel Clyne is on the bench and in a match-day squad for the first time since pre-season.

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Charlie Adam
Stoke City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

I was at Wigan when West Ham played there in the FA Cup this season. If I was a West Ham supporter I would have been embarrassed at what some were shouting at an old man who has put a lot of money in (David Gold).

It was horrendous what I saw and heard.

It's important sometimes supporters remember what they are trying to do for the club.

When a fan comes on the pitch you don’t know if they are going to attack you. If I was a player there I would have been losing my head on the pitch.

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John Motson
Match of the Day commentator at London Stadium

West Ham have had three weeks to deal with the fall-out from their home defeat by Burnley, which was overshadowed by pitch invasions and protests in front of the directors' box.

There will be a bigger police presence but amid the backdrop of security concerns it should not be forgotten that this is a huge game for West Ham, who would drop below Saints - and probably into the relegation zone - if they lose.

Five of the Hammers' remaining eight matches are at the London Stadium, but that won't prove much of an advantage if the atmosphere remains toxic.

Southampton made a winning start under Mark Hughes by beating Wigan the FA Cup, but this will be his first league match, and their record of one win in 17 top-flight games means that Premier League survival - rather than cup success - is his immediate priority.

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Burnley, Leicester and Everton are battling for seventh place - which will bring a place in the Europa League if Southampton do not win the FA Cup.

Burnley in the Europa League?

Yep, it's no longer a pipe dream but a distinct possibility.

If the FA Cup is won by a team in the top six (and three of the four semi-finalists currently occupy top-six spots), the seventh-placed team will enter the Europa League.

That's because FA Cup runners-up are no longer eligible to enter Europe by virtue of being losing finalists.

The team currently occupying seventh spot with eight games to go? That will be Sean Dyche's Clarets.

What's French for meat and potato pie, chips, mushy peas and gravy?

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Harry Redknapp
Ex-West Ham manager on BBC Radio 5 live

There's not a chance of Bournemouth going down. They'll finish half way.

West Brom need a miracle. Huddersfield, Southampton, Crystal Palace, West Ham, Swansea and Stoke...it's so tight. There's some vital games to come. Brighton probably need another result.

You don't envy any of them. It's nerve-wracking. It certainly carries a health warning.

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There's some huge matches near the bottom of the table.

Southampton can climb out of the relegation zone with victory at West Ham while Huddersfield can put distance between themselves and the bottom three with a win against Newcastle at St James' Park.

Alan Christopher Meads: Beckhams new team in Miami sounds nice to me. Sun and a lovely pay check to boot. Bet some of these 30 somethings can't wait for it to get started.

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Not one. Not two. But FOUR Premier League commentaries on BBC Radio 5 live over the course of the weekend.

It all starts at 12:30 BST when Liverpool take on Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park before heading to London Stadium at 15:00 for the relegation clash between West Ham and Southampton.

On Sunday, you will be able to listen to commentary of Arsenal against Stoke at 13:30 followed by Chelsea against Tottenham at 16:00.

Matt Baird: I wouldn't care whether they were in the Premier League, League 2 or the Southern Football League Division 2, I'd choose to play for Plymouth Argyle over any one else! Now I just need talent...

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The top three are all in action over the course of the next few hours.

Third-placed Liverpool will leapfrog Manchester United if they win the 12:30 BST game at Crystal Palace.

United will move back up to second if they win the 15:00 home game with Swansea.

And Manchester City will move to within one win of winning the Premier League if they beat Everton at Goodison Park (17:30).

Zlatan's no mug and has chosen the sunny climes of Los Angeles.

Now imagine you are an ageing footballer and have one move left in you.

Which club do you choose for your swansong and why? It can be a sentimental reason, you might love to live in a certain city or you might just be a mercenary and want a big fat paycheck.

Get in touch via Twitter with #bbcfootball.

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A lot has changed in two weeks since a ball was last kicked in the Premier League.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has departed these shores for a new life in Hollywood.

He claimed on Friday that he wanted to join LA Galaxy side two years ago, before signing for Manchester United.

Well that wish has finally come true now.

29 goals, a League Cup and Europa League - was he a success in his brief time in England?

The Swede could make his debut in the LA derby tonight and we have the lowdown on that game here. (It's a must if you are a Will Ferrell or Bob Bradley or Carlos Vela fan)

The back pages are dominated by Anthony Joshua today, but there is some football news kicking about.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola thinks the club face a fight to keep Raheem Sterling out of the clutches of Spanish giants Real Madrid, according to the Sun.

The Mirror says Chelsea are determined to beat Manchester United and Barcelona to the signing of Tottenham's Toby Alderweireld.

You can read the rest of the best of the today's transfer news and gossip here.

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We do have some sad news to bring you this morning.

Former England and Chelsea midfielder Ray Wilkins is in a critical condition in a London hospital.

His wife Jackie is quoted in the Daily Mirror, external as saying he had a cardiac arrest and the situation is "very bad".

You can read our full story here.

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