Summary

  • Jota completes hat-trick in injury time to earn Wolves thrilling 4-3 win

  • Leicester had fought back from 2-0 and 3-2 down

  • Seven other Premier League games on Saturday

  • Solskjaer seeking seventh straight win when Man Utd face Brighton

  • Liverpool will go seven points clear at top with win over Palace

  • Arsenal take on Chelsea at 17:30 GMT

Live Reporting

Luke Reddy

  1. Ooooooouuumaaarrr!

    Newcastle v Cardiff (15:00 GMT)

    Oumar Niasse. Ronald Koeman didn't fancy him, Hull did and Cardiff do.

    Can't help but think he's a handy bit of business for the Bluebirds as he never seems to lack effort and in a gangly Paulo Wanchope kind of way, he's a handful.

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  2. Get in Focus

    Football Focus (12:00 GMT)

    Football Focus

    You can watch Football Focus on BBC One or at the top of this very page at noon.

    Paul Ince and Alex Scott are Dan Walker's studio guests, and there are interviews with Paul Pogba, Calum Chambers, Martin O'Neill and more...

    Paul Pogba: Man Utd is home for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

  3. No room for a slip up

    Man Utd v Brighton (15:00 GMT)

    Steve Bower
    Match of the Day commentator at Old Trafford

    Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's smile is widening as the weeks pass by. But he will know the Wembley victory over Spurs will soon be forgotten if they drop points at home to Brighton as he attempts to become the first Manchester United manager to win his first six league games in charge.

    The biggest difference in the change of the Old Trafford atmosphere is that United truly believe they will win a fixture like this. The feel-good factor is clearly evident around the club and their upcoming league matches gives them a real opportunity to continue that.

    Only eight of Brighton's impressive 26 points so far have come away from East Sussex as they head to a ground where they have never won.

  4. Right, one more quick sweep of today's fixtures and then it's all eyes on Wolves v Leicester...

  5. 1130 Team news
    Breaking

    Wolves v Leicester (12:30 GMT)

    Wolves make two changes from the team beaten by Manchester City. Fantasy football legend Matt Doherty is rested to the bench and Willy Boly is suspended. In come Saiss and Vinagre.

    Leicester hand a start to Harvey Barnes after his recall from bossing the Championship with West Brom. Danny Simpson and Demarai Gray also start - James Maddison is benched.

    Full line-ups to come...

  6. Some breaking team news from Wolves coming up...

  7. Goals and supply lines

    Southampton v Everton (15:00 GMT)

    Shane LongGetty Images

    Southampton will have a confidence-filled Shane Long leading the line after he found the net for the first time since the Battle of Hastings in 1066 last weekend.

    He is now one short of 50 Premier League goals.

    Everton go to the south coast having only recorded back-to-back league wins this season on one occasion. After last weekend's win over Bournemouth they can do so again.

    It's been a sticky season for the Toffees as they've struggled for consistency but one man their fans have fallen for is left-back Lucas Digne.

    He has provided 102 crosses in the Premier League - at least 21 more than any other defender this season.

    Shane Long would walk through an onrushing army to get such service.

  8. One more Premier League game to cover off in our sweep through the fixtures.

    We are heading south...

  9. Get Involved - What would you spy at your club's training ground?

    #bbcfootball or 81111 on text

    Steven Jerjian: Trying to spy Shaqiri but he keeps disappearing into Klopp's coat.

    Ed Hunter: I'm spying Daniel Levy signing four players for Tottenham on the first day of a transfer window!

    It must be noted that Ed included several laughing Emojis at the end of his tweet...

  10. Cech and the #15yearchallenge

    Arsenal v Chelsea (17:30 GMT)

    It may not be the 10-year challenge as Petr Cech has gone five years deeper but in the week where he announced his retirement the big stopper has an anniversary to mark.

    Today he goes up against his former side in a tempting evening kick-off.

    Arsenal have lost four of their last eight games but their fans can draw some comfort from the fact they are unbeaten in 10 at home.

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  11. Get Involved - What do you spy at your club?

    #bbcfootball or 81111 on text

    I spy over Liverpool's Melwood training ground, and all I see is Roberto Firmino and Jurgen Klopp comparing teeth whitening kits.

    Sean Higgins

    Peering into the Newcastle training ground will only get me two black eyes and a concussion from all the missed shots from our strikers. That or a car boot sale to raise funds for transfers.

    Connor, Newcastle

  12. Can Hornets dull Burnley shine?

    Watford v Burnley (15:00 GMT)

    Burnley celebrateGetty Images

    Some good news reaching my ear piece from Watford v Burnley - none of the previous 19 league meetings have ended goalless.

    And more good news for Watford fans - Burnley have lost all seven Premier League matches this season versus teams in the top seven, by an aggregate score of 21-3.

    The Hornets are seventh so all roads point to a whooping for Burnley but Sean Dyche's side are playing like the Harlem Globetrotters at the moment with four wins on the spin.

  13. How do you replace Marko?

    Bournemouth v West Ham (15:00 GMT)

    ArnautovicGetty Images

    Marko Arnautovic has become a problem for West Ham. He's out of the squad today for the trip to Bournemouth as his future remains uncertain.

    Will he be moving to China? If he goes, who can they bring in? Callum Wilson maybe - a man playing against them today.

    There are decent shoes to fill as since the start of last season Arnautovic has contributed to 26 league goals (18 goals, eight assists) - double that of any Hammers team-mate.

    Tattoed talisman.

  14. Get Involved - Klopp wants a song for TAA

    #bbcfootball or 81111 on text

    For the Trent Alexander Arnold song, how about "who's the best right back around, it's Trent Alexander Arnold". To the tune of Terrence Trent Darby's "Sign Your Name".

    Pete Rich

    If you're just joining us, Jurgen Klopp has asked Liverpool fans to make a song for young Trent after he signed a new long-term deal this morning.

  15. Shout out to Rio...

    Man's got the vibes.

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  16. Howay the relegation Lads?

    Newcastle v Cardiff (15:00 GMT)

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    Newcastle secured FA Cup progress in the week but today is a different proposition as the side in 18th in the table take on the side in 17th - Cardiff City.

    The Bluebirds could debut Oumar Niasse. Newcastle fans would given anything to be able to debut anybody.

    Defeat on Saturday would equal the club's worst record after 23 matches of a top-flight season, set in 1966-67 and 1988-89 (W4, D6, L13).

  17. Get Involved - What are you spying?

    #bbcfootball or 81111 on text

    You poke your head over your club's training ground wall, what would you find? A tantrum being thrown? A manager shouting and screaming? Let us know...

    Sulaimon Adelekan: I look over the Emirates stadium wall and I see Mesut Ozil and Unai Emery sharing a joke. It seems odd.

    Jack Grigg: Neves pinging the ball top bins repeatedly. I’d be able to compile a complete goal of the season competition from his training ground goals.

    Chris Byrne: I’m spying Pochettino wrapping each remaining member of his first team in big cotton wool sheets.

  18. Marcus and Ole march on...

    Man Utd v Brighton (15:00 GMT)

    Marcus Rashford.

    I must admit, when Manchester United brought Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in I for one did not thing he'd rattle through fixtures in such a commanding way.

    Today he can equal the longest Premier League winning streak by a manager from the beginning of his reign at a club. He would match the six straight winsby Carlo Ancelotti for Chelsea in 2009 and Pep Guardiola for Manchester City in 2016.

    Here's one for you...

    Marcus Rashford will likely make his 150th appearance for the club too.

    He's 21.

    Still, by that age I'd taken Cheltenham Town to the Champions League final on Champ Manager. Keep up Marcus.

  19. Is this the stat of the day...

    Liverpool v Crystal Palace (15:00 GMT)

    Roy HodgsonGetty Images

    No Roy Hodgson team has ever conceded a PL goal against Liverpool at Anfield.

    I'll say that again, no Roy Hodgson team has ever conceded a PL goal against Liverpool at Anfield.

    Hodgson has walked away with three 0-0 draws and a 1-0 win when he's visited Anfield.

    He wasn't as successful when in the home dugout. If he walks away with anything today it'll be a right spanner in the Anfield works.

  20. Time for some preview chit chat on the day's 3pm fixtures. Send me your thoughts. Here goes...