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Lukaku scores with first touch & Rashford sweeps in for four wins from four for Solskjaer
Bournemouth & Watford finishes 3-3 with four goals in six minutes before break
Quickfire goals from Stephens & Duffy give Brighton lead, two goals in two minutes for Arnautovic level up for West Ham
Jordan Ayew strike & Milivojevic penalty gives Palace 2-0 win at Wolves
Barnes scores winner for Burnley at Huddersfield, who have Schindler sent off
Chelsea held to goalless draw by Southampton
West Ham v Brighton (19:45 GMT)
West Ham United
Image source, ReutersAndy Carroll makes his first Premier League start in exactly a year - since he scored twice against West Brom on 2 January 2018.
Samir Nasri is on the bench.
Full team news to come.
West Ham v Brighton (19:45 GMT)
West Ham United
West Ham manager Manuel Pellegrini worked with new signing Samir Nasri while in charge at Manchester City and he thinks the midfielder will add "another dimension" to the Hammers' attack.
"He has been working very hard here in recent weeks to build up his fitness and condition after a long period without playing, and he is now very determined to return to his best," said Pellegrini.
"Samir will give us another dimension in our attacking play. He is a very technical player, with excellent quality on the ball, and the ability to create big moments in important matches."
Bournemouth v Watford (19:45 GMT)
Watford
Image source, Getty ImagesWatford have lost their first league match in each of the last seven calendar years, a run stretching back to 2012.
Chelsea v Southampton (19:45 GMT)
Chelsea
Image source, Getty Images...is done.
Chelsea have gone early and gone big, landing Borussia Dortmund forward Christian Pulisic for £58m.
The USA player is staying with Dortmund until next season though.
A fine addition, if you ask me. He is a very good player indeed. Dortmund wouldn't have wanted to lose him though the blow has been softened by the meteoric rise of a certain Jadon Sancho...
West Ham v Brighton (19:45 GMT)
Sian Massey-Ellis is running the line at the London Stadium for West Ham v Brighton tonight.
Here's a taste of what it takes to be a Premier League assistant referee...
Can an aspiring referee keep up with Premier League's Massey-Ellis?
...and you can read more from Sian and referee Chris Kavanagh about their lives as officials here.
Wolves v Crystal Palace (19:45 GMT)
Crystal Palace
Image source, Getty ImagesDominic Solanke’s proposed loan move from Liverpool to Crystal Palace has collapsed because of concerns over the 21-year-old forward’s fitness.
More on that elsewhere on our website.
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Alexander Shulnick: I predict Mourinho to take over Portugal and beat England in the final of the Nations League. He has unfinished business and would love to send his Man Utd prima donnas home without silverware.
Oliver Viney: I think Newcastle will spring a surprise tonight and win. Bring some reality back to Utd fans.
Just what is going on with Chelsea? Spend £58 million on a player and then loan him back to the club they bought him from. Can't help think that they treat players as nothing more than commodities, something to buy, plant in the ground and wait a few years to see how they grow.
PJ, Belfast
Team news to drop in 10 minutes for the 19:45 kick-offs. Manchester United's is due to drop at 20:00. However, it's already being rumoured that youngster Tahith Chong is with the Manchester United squad in Newcastle.
Will bring you news when it arrives.
Newcastle v Man Utd (20:00 GMT)
Manchester United
Manchester United will prepare for their Premier League trip to Tottenham in Dubai.
Interim manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will take his squad to the UAE after their FA Cup third round tie with Reading on Saturday.
Solskjaer believes the trip will allow him to get to know his players after an intense period following his arrival as Jose Mourinho's replacement.
Wolves v Crystal Palace (19:45 GMT)
Crystal Palace
Image source, ReutersCrystal Palace’s Wilfried Zaha has neither scored or assisted a Premier League goal in his last 11 appearances in the competition – this after a run that saw him score eight and assist another two in his previous 12.
With Manchester City and Liverpool not playing until tomorrow night and Spurs recording a comfortable victory last night, there won't be any changes at the top today.
Instead, Chelsea will be looking to consolidate their place in the top four, while Manchester United are aiming for their fourth successive win under interim manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Image source, BBC SportChelsea v Southampton (19:45 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesThere are a few faces in the Chelsea squad who could be on the move this month.
Is Gary Cahill's time about to come to an end?
Possessing plenty of experience on the club and international stage, as well as a healthy looking trophy cabinet, Cahill would not be short of offers from top clubs in the Premier League, Championship and, perhaps more surprisingly, Serie A., external
Elsewhere, Bayern Munich have reportedly , externalmade a £20m bid for Chelsea teenager Callum Hudson-Odoi, while team-mates Cesc Fabregas, Victor Moses and Andreas Christensen may also be on the way out.
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Goonerama: Sean Dyche looks like the strictest Maths teacher you had at school, while David Wagner looks like the most lenient Geography teacher. I expect this to have a bearing on the result
Guv: What's more likely, throwing away a 5 point lead with 3 games remaining (13/14 season) or a 6 point lead with 18 games remaining (current season)?
Gunner: Spurs ‘new stadium’ to disappear into a massive sinkhole the day before it finally opens.
It was another great year of Premier League action with a number of thrilling and high-scoring matches in 2018.
We have set you a challenge to name the top Premier League goalscorers from the calendar year.
You have four minutes to name all 25 players who hit the net 10 times or more.
Image source, Getty ImagesHuddersfield v Burnley (19:45 GMT)
Huddersfield Town
Huddersfield are close to completing the loan signing of Crystal Palace midfielder Jason Puncheon.
Terriers boss David Wagner is desperate to reinforce his squad, which has dropped to the bottom of the Premier League.
Huddersfield have clear goal-scoring issues, having netted just 12 times in their 20 top flight games so far this season, but also feel they need to create more chances.
Puncheon, 32, has fallen out of favour at Palace this season. His five Premier League appearances have totalled just 11 minutes.
Image source, Getty ImagesSpeaking of new/old faces, Steve Bruce is back in the game.
He didn't get the interim job at Old Trafford as Paul Ince wanted, instead he's pitched up at Sheffield Wednesday.
Well, he will do, on 1 February. After the transfer window ends. Which seems a bit odd.
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Watford to have a good second half and a top-10 finish. Still not a complete package with a new CB and STR badly needed this month if at all possible.
Skyla Rose, Herts
West Ham v Brighton (19:45 GMT)
West Ham United
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham signed former Arsenal and Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri this week - on the day he completed a doping ban.
The 31-year-old Frenchman had been without a club since January 2018, after leaving Turkish club Antalyaspor.
Nasri, who has signed a deal until the end of the season, served an 18-month doping ban for using an intravenous drip treatment but is available to play again from 1 January.
He won two Premier League titles and the League Cup in six years with City.
Man City v Liverpool (Thursday night)
Man City v Liverpool: The pressure is on both clubs
Match of the Day 2 pundits Ian Wright and Martin Keown disagree on which side are under greater pressure as Premier League leaders Liverpool travel to defending champions and second-placed Manchester City on Thursday.
READ MORE: Pick your combined Man City v Liverpool XI
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New year, new predictions?
What do you think will happen in 2019? Will Liverpool win the title? Can Rangers stop Celtic? Who will become the biggest transfer?
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