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It is hard to know where the Leicester players will be mentally after such an emotional week.

Cardiff will be competitive, but I am backing Leicester to get a win on what will be a difficult day for everyone.

Prediction: 0-2

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock makes one change from last weekend’s 4-1 defeat against Liverpool at Anfield. Midfielder Harry Arter is fit again, so he replaces Junior Hoilett.

Cardiff XI: Etheridge; Ecuele Manga, Morrison, Bamba, Bennett; Gunnarsson, Camarasa, Arter; Reid, Murphy, Paterson.

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Leicester City boss Claude Puel makes five changes from last Saturday’s 1-1 draw with West Ham. Striker Jamie Vardy was dropped for that game but returns in place of Kelechi Iheanacho. Captain Wes Morgan returns from suspension to replace Caglar Soyuncu, Demarai Gray takes the place of Rachid Ghezzal and Ricardo Pereira comes in for Daniel Amartey, who is out for four months with an ankle injury.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel; Pereira, Morgan, Maguire, Chilwell; Ndidi, Mendy; Gray, Maddison, Albrighton, Vardy.

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Chris Wise
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at Cardiff City Stadium

The Leicester players have just emerged from the tunnel for their warm-up. They're wearing white t-shirts with a picture of their late chairman and owner on the front.

They came out to a round of applause from both sets of supporters and immediately went over to their visiting supporters to show their thanks.

The first of many touching moments today, I'm sure.

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Jonathan Overend
Radio 5 live commentator at King Power Stadium

The hashtag #TogetherForLeicester is on the ad boards all around the Cardiff City Stadium. I've spoken to early arrivals from Leicester who've said they had weird car journeys as nobody wants to talk about the actual football.

The Leicester players are planning to fly from Cardiff airport to Thailand directly after the match. The aim is to depart around 7pm and several members of staff are expected to join them on the flight.

Cardiff manager Neil Warnock: "Originally I didn't think the game would go ahead, and if I'm totally honest I was hoping it wasn't going to.

"Monday and Tuesday this week, it was too emotional. But I understand now where they [Leicester] are and I think it's a good decision to go ahead with it now, because you've got to move on and you've got to get people back to normality as soon as possible."

Late drama at the Vitality. Manchester United have snatched a winner (or at least it should be) right at the end of the game.

Marcus Rashford has slotted in from close range two minutes into injury time.

Follow the little that is left of the game and reaction here.

Leicester City manager Claude Puel: "This weekend, and all the matches thereafter, we play to honour a man who did so much for our club.

"The result is not important, but our desire, our actions to give our best on the pitch to honour our chairman, is the most important thing.

"We have a responsibility about the memory and the work he put in place. Vichai made Leicester City into what it is. He made it a family and made a dream and we must continue the Leicester City he built."

Rafael Benitez has decided Salomon Rondon is the best option as Newcastle search for goals, the Venezuelan striker replacing Ayoze Perez in the only change from the goalless draw at Southampton.

Rondon makes his first Premier League start since 22 September.

Newcastle: Dubravka, Yedlin, Lascelles, Fernandez, Dummett, Ritchie, Shelvey, Diame, Kenedy, Muto, Rondon. Subs: Ki, Schar, Perez, Manquillo, Joselu, Darlow, Atsu.

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Watford boss Javi Gracia also only makes one change from the starting XI which convincing beat Huddersfield.

Greece international Jose Holebas returns at left-back for Adam Masina, who drops to the bench.

Watford: Foster, Femenia, Mariappa, Cathcart, Holebas, Hughes, Doucoure, Capoue, Pereyra, Deulofeu, Success. Subs: Gomes, Masina, Sema, Chalobah, Gray, Kabasele, Okaka.

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Yerry Mina alert! It has taken a fair old time to get big Yerry ready for first-team action at Everton.

He wasn't cheap either.

Just in case you need reminding, Mina was the fella who did this in the summer...

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Nice and easy team news from Goodison Park- both reams are unchanged from last weekend.

Everton include Colombia defender Yerry Mina, a £27.19m signing in August, on the bench and the former Barcelona player could make his first competitive appearance for the Toffees.

Everton XI: Pickford, Coleman, Keane, Zouma, Digne, Andre Gomes, Gueye, Walcott, Sigurdsson, Bernard, Richarlison.

Subs: Baines, Mina, Tosun, Stekelenburg, Davies, Calvert-Lewin, Lookman.

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Brighton are chasing a fourth successive Premier League win so it is little surprise Chris Hughton has named an unchanged line-up.

Former Everton defender Shane Duffy starts, Bruno captains the side, while Glenn Murray is chasing his 101st goal for the Seagulls.

Brighton XI: Ryan, Saltor, Duffy, Dunk, Bong, Jahanbakhsh, Stephens, Kayal, Izquierdo, March, Murray.

Subs: Bissouma, Locadia, Andone, Knockaert, Balogun, Steele, Bernardo.

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Manuel Pellegrini makes three changes to the side that drew with Leicester, as Aaron Cresswell and Marko Arnautovic return from injury, and Pedro Obiang replaces suspended skipper Mark Noble.

Arthur Masuaku and Javier Hernandez drop to the bench, as the Hammers look for their first win since September.

West Ham starting XI: Fabianski; Zabaleta, Balbuena, Diop, Cresswell; Obiang, Rice, Felipe Anderson, Diangana; Arnautovic.

Substitutes: Adrian, Ogbonna, Fredericks, Masuake, Perez, Antonio, Hernandez.

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Sean Dyche also makes three changes to his starting eleven, as Ashley Westwood, Aaron Lennon and Matej Vydra come in.

Jack Cork misses out due to injury, while Robbie Brady and Jeff Hendrick are both named on the bench.

Starting XI: Hart;Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Taylor; Gudmundsson, Westwood, Defour, Lennon; Vydra, Vokes.

Substitutes: Heaton, Long, McNeil, Brady, Hendrick, Barnes, Wood.

Good news West Ham fans. Arnie is back. He will lead the line against Burnley.

Newcastle have their own big man back. Salomon Rondon starts against Watford.

Leicester recall Jamie Vardy to lead the line at Cardiff.

Full team news shortly.

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Will Arnautovic be back for West Ham? Who is Rafa going to turn to for goals? Do Burnley need a re-shuffle at the back to stem the flow of goals?

Team news for the four games will drop in about 10 minutes time.

Leicester's trip to Cardiff is one of four fixtures kicking off at 3pm today. Here is the full list...

Cardiff v Leicester

Everton v Brighton

Newcastle v Watford

West Ham v Burnley

Tough games to call.

Leicester fans and players alike will sport t-shirts today with Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha's face and the title "the boss".

The former group have also been treated to a free breakfast prior to the trip to Wales and will hold aloft a huge banner in the away end at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Srivaddhanaprabha's funeral got under way in Thailand today.

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Leicester City's players want to play at Cardiff so they can honour the club's owner, says striker Jamie Vardy.

"We need to make sure we do him proud on the pitch," Vardy told BBC Football Focus.

"The boss [manager Claude Puel] gave us the option to do other things, whatever we felt best.

"Everyone came to a unanimous decision, we get out there and make sure we prepare for an important game.

"It was a tough decision [to play at Cardiff]. But knowing what Vichai would have wanted meant it was an easier decision to make.

"Every single player and staff member needed to play and wanted to play, and we need to make sure we do him proud on the pitch."

Martin Fisher
Match of the Day commentator

For once, the result of a Premier league match seems of little importance.

Last Saturday's tragic helicopter crash outside the King Power Stadium reminded us all that football is only a game.

The loss of owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, who died along with four others, has been described as the darkest day in the history of Leicester City Football Club.

The outpouring of grief throughout the week from players, staff and supporters alike has underlined how highly regarded he was.

After the game Leicester's players intend to fly to Thailand for his funeral but first they intend to honour his memory on the pitch. As motivation, I can think of few things more powerful.

It's important to remember that football is only a game.

Nowhere will this sentiment be felt more than in Cardiff this afternoon, where the Leicester players will take to the field for the first time since the death of club owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha.

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It has been a tough week for everyone involved with the Foxes - possibly their toughest - but today they get back to doing what they do best, and what Srivaddhanaprabha invested so much to make possible.