Brighton have been boosted by the return of Dale Stephens. The midfielder has recovered from a hamstring injury to take his place in the starting XI. Stephens' return is one of two changes, with Solly March also coming back into the side.

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Huddersfield make three changes to the side that lost at Newcastle last-time out. Top scorer Steve Mounie returns in attack, with winger Tom Ince and right-back Florent Hadergjonaj also starting.

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Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator

Both sides will be feeling pretty happy with their lot as they hit the home straight.

Leicester have swapped relegation worries for European aspirations since Claude Puel's appointment in October, with the Foxes just three points behind Burnley in the race for seventh place and potential Europa League qualification - and they face the Clarets next weekend.

Rafael Benitez deserves tremendous credit too having guided Newcastle clear of trouble and to within a win of the top half under challenging conditions, with the Magpies' only league losses since the turn of the year coming at Manchester City and Liverpool.

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Tom Heaton is back on the Burnley bench after seven months out with an injured shoulder. He may well struggle to get back in the starting XI again - you couldn't make a case for dropping Nick Pope could you?

Good news for Fantasy managers stung by the injury to Mo Salah - Harry Kane starts for Spurs.

Jonathan Pearce
BBC Match of the Day commentator

Strong home form has likely taken Bournemouth to safety, but that won't change their style, as they always play with freedom. That will fit counter-attacking Palace, though, in a fixture that has traditionally suited them.

The Eagles have been cursed by injuries and bad luck for months. But if they feel sorry for themselves, they'll go down. Now is the time to vanquish the voodoo and fight for survival.

Back-to-back wins in this game and against old foes Brighton next week should see the Eagles safe too. It's a big ask for a side that has just one victory in nine.

If recent results are anything to go by expect late drama here.

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The Clarets in Europe? Believe it.

The current bottom three to go winless for the rest of the season? Music to the ears of Palace, Swansea and Huddersfield fans...

Jermaine Jenas
Former Tottenham midfielder on 5 live

The bottom three just don’t look like winning. Stoke were unfortunate the other day against Arsenal while Southampton should be very worried. None of them seem like scoring. West Brom, Stoke and Southampton might the saviour of teams like Huddersfield.

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Ian Dennis
Radio 5 live senior football reporter

West Bromwich Albion are facing the prospect of losing up to five players on the cheap should they lose their battle to stay in the Premier League.

A number of their players have relegation release clauses which will add to the financial impact of losing their top flight status.

West Brom rejected a lucrative £38m offer from a Chinese club last year for Salomon Rondon and BBC Sport understands he can leave for just a fraction of that price at around £8m because of a clause in his contract.

Jonny Evans, who is valued at over over £20m and has been subject of interest from Arsenal and Manchester City, can depart for just £3m and it's understood there are at least two other players who have similar clauses written into their contracts.

Gareth McAuley, James Morrison and Boaz Myhill are all out of contract at the end of this season while Claudio Yacob has the option to extend for a further year.

Rondon, joined West Brom for a then club record £12m in 2015 and has been Albion's top scorer in the last two seasons.

And sorry, West Brom fans, I give you more bad news.

And it's not Gareth Barry's contract extension...

A contender for 'understatement of the Century' from big Joleon there...

Joleon Lescott
Former England defender on Football Focus

I don’t think many things went right for Alan Pardew at West Brom.

He tried to change the style of play which is difficult to do in the middle of a season. West Brom are used to being a defensive, hard to beat team.

They have never been a team to score freely, to think it would happen so soon is a bit naive.

Martin Fisher
Match of the Day commentator

Things look bleak for Stoke. Even their most ardent fan is finding it difficult to plot an escape route and the odds of it starting in this game are bordering on ridiculous.

Tottenham have not only beaten Stoke in their last four meetings, they have annihilated them scoring 17 (seventeen!) goals along the way.

Current form offers no crumb of comfort for Paul Lambert's men either. While they've lost their last three, Spurs have won their last five.

Bucking such significant trends will take some doing and come the final whistle I expect an end to Stoke's 10-year stay in the Premier League to have edged a little closer.

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Steven Wyeth
Match of the Day commentator at Vicarage Road

These two teams finished with near identical records immediately above the relegation places last season. Burnley have since progressed impressively, and Watford are just one win shy of the 40-point mark again too.

However, to get there on Saturday the Hornets must improve on a three-game winless run during which they've conceded 10 goals.

Burnley, meanwhile, continue their pursuit of European football, and a fourth successive victory would see them putting pressure on Arsenal in sixth.

Striker Ashley Barnes has scored in each of the last four games, with his most recent goal -at West Brom - a contender for the week's most acrobatic, until Cristiano Ronaldo took aim at Juventus.

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Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

Huddersfield have had enough bursts of form to just about keep their heads above water. They won twice in August, had a strong December and a fruitful February: one more flourish might just see them safe - but can they produce it?

David Wagner's team will finish the campaign against Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal so taking points now is an absolute must. Mind you, the same goes for Brighton who still have Tottenham, Manchester City, Manchester United and Liverpool all to play.

"Of the two, Chris Hughton's side looks the better equipped to stay up. I'm afraid that Huddersfield - who have barely been in the bottom three all season - might find themselves sunk right at the last moment.

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John Roder
Match of the Day commentator

It's been a season of discord and disharmony at The Hawthorns, but West Bromwich Albion will drop into the Championship with all supporters firmly behind their new caretaker boss.

Darren Moore, a universally popular man amongst Baggies fans, takes charge with relegation all but confirmed.

Swansea looked odds on to go down when they appointed Carlos Carvalhal just after Christmas.

The Portuguese manager has recorded five victories in his 11 Premier League matches in charge to take the Swans out of the bottom three. Another win this Saturday will increase their hopes of staying up come the end of the season.

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

Carlos Carvalhal has been an advert for mangers in the Championship. You talk about the manager merry-go-round, more teams should be reaching down from there for managers,

He seems like a fun guy, he’s changed the system, changes the mood. Work to do but, I think Swansea stay up.