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Andrew Robertson is another out of the Liverpool matchday squad. The front three is Divock Origi, Daniel Sturridge and Xherdan Shaqiri.

Rafael Camacho, 18, is on the bench.

"I can afford to rotate at this time of the season," says Jurgen Klopp. He better hope he's right...

There are some belters here.

Liverpool make SEVEN changes to the side that beat Everton, with all of Mo Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino omitted from the starting XI. Salah and Firmino are on the bench, Mane out entirely.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Cesc Fabregas and Andreas Christensen all start for Chelsea at Wolves.

Injured Jamie Vardy misses Leicester's trip to Fulham.

Full line-ups on the way.

Teams about to drop. That moment when fantasy football managers kick the cat/rabbit/hamster.

Seriously, though, look after your pets...

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Just click the play icon at the top of this page or go to BBC iPlayer from 19:00 GMT.

Things to look out for? A Manchester United team with an injury list longer than a five-year-old's letter Santa trying to deal with Aubameyang et al is the headline act, but there's intrigue everywhere you look.

Struggling Southampton will be watched (not managed) by new boss Ralph Hasenhuttl when they meet homeless Tottenham at Wembley, while Liverpool may well be licking their chops at the prospect of a trip to leaky Burnley.

Fulham v Leicester sees Claudio Ranieri meet the side he made champions for the first time and Chelsea will try to keep pace at the top with their trip to Wolves.

Everton-Newcastle? Not much to say. Home win.

Teams on the way...

Here's the full run-down, all of these are 19:45 kick-offs unless stated.

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Incidentally, why are the games at Old Trafford and Wembley kicking off at 20:00? If the rest of us can be ready 15 minutes beforehand, why can't you?

Yep, tonight is part two of a midweek round of Premier League programme, with the top flight cramming in seven lots of fixtures in December. Somehow, we're almost halfway through the season.

Six games tonight, including the Ranieri Derby, Liverpool's trip to iffy Burnley and a Man Utd-Arsenal clash that always used to be the biggest match of the season.

And others are struggling to get into the spirit...

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Some have already got what they wanted...

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Some are already feeling generous...

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It's coming...

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