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Brighton have no new injury concerns for the visit of Everton, but goalkeeper Mat Ryan is absent on international duty.

Centre-back Lewis Dunk returns from suspension and is expected to resume his partnership with Shane Duffy for the first time since 4 December.

Everton forward Richarlison is set to return to the starting line-up after scoring as a substitute at Burnley.

Ademola Lookman is in contention after missing two games with an ankle injury.

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With three defeats in their past four Premier League games, December has been a bleak month so far for Manchester City - but can the champions end 2018 on a high?

You can read BBC football expert Mark Lawrenson's predictions for this weekend's matches here.

David: Left boot on before right - always; last out of the dressing room for kick off - always; why did I do these things? No idea.

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Leicester boss Claude Puel has no fresh injury concerns to contend with in his squad.

The midfield duo of Matty James and Daniel Amartey remain long-term absentees.

Cardiff boss Neil Warnock received a boost with the news that goalkeeper Neil Etheridge is not in the Philippines squad for the Asian Cup.

Callum Paterson faces a late fitness test, but Aron Gunnarsson and Harry Arter are expected to return.

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Is the first big announcement of the January transfer window already being drafted up over at the Stamford Bridge?

Yesterday, German newspaper Bild, external went big on Borussia Dortmund winger Christian Pulisic agreeing a £45m move to Chelsea.

There are similar stateside rumblings about the United States international with CBS Sport reporting last week, external that Chelsea see the 20-year-old as a possible replacement for Eden Hazard.

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Watford are without Christian Kabasele, who was hospitalised after colliding with a goal post against Chelsea, though he escaped serious injury.

Andre Gray, Will Hughes, Adalberto Penaranda and Sebastian Prodl were all unavailable on Boxing Day and could again miss out.

Newcastle are set to recall striker Salomon Rondon, who was rested in the 4-0 defeat at Liverpool.

Midfielder Jonjo Shelvey is available after recovering from a thigh problem.

Defender Ciaran Clark and goalkeeper Karl Darlow remain sidelined, while South Korea international Ki Sung-yueng is away on international duty.

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Tottenham's Dele Alli faces a late fitness test on the hamstring injury that ruled him out on Boxing Day.

Serge Aurier is back in training, but Mousa Dembele, Eric Dier, Jan Vertonghen and Victor Wanyama remain on the sidelines.

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo has confirmed Diogo Jota is not yet fit enough to return.

Leander Dendoncker and Kortney Hause will be assessed after they missed the draw with Fulham because of illness.

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Midfielder Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa is Fulham's only injury concern, but he could return from an ankle problem to face Arsenal on New Year's Day.

In an otherwise fully-fit squad, manager Claudio Ranieri is expected to pick only one of Ryan Sessegnon or Andre Schurrle in attack.

Huddersfield Town have no new injury concerns but a raft of long-term absentees remain out.

Aaron Mooy, Tommy Smith and Abdelhamid Sabiri are among those still sidelined.

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Before we take a quick spin around the grounds to take a look at the early sniffs of the Premier League team news, just a reminder that you can get live radio and text updates of the Old Firm Derby over here.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers raised his eyebrows as he stepped off the visitors' bus at Ibrox.

Well, he might.

Kick-off is just moments away.

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As we reach the halfway point of the season, we are after your tales of dressing room rituals and dressing downs.

Does your left-back refuel with a jaffa cake topped with peanut butter and washed down with a six-sugar brew?

Did your coach sack a defender at half-time before offering out another two players for a tag-team fight outside? If so, you may have been playing for Leyton Orient in the mid-nineties., external

Let us know via #bbcfootball , externalon Twitter or 81111 on text.

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This is your full Premier League fixture list for today, with more intrigue and eyebrow-raising action than a festive Poirot special.

Click through for the pre-match chat, stats and facts.

All kick-offs are 15:00 GMT, except the last one.

Brighton v Everton

Fulham v Huddersfield

Leicester v Cardiff

Tottenham v Wolves

Watford v Newcastle United

Liverpool v Arsenal (17:30 GMT)

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The bookies always know right?

Well, Tottenham, with six wins from their last seven games in all competitions, are closest to leaders Liverpool at six points shy.

But they are still a distant third in the betting - generally available at 8-1, compared to Liverpool (8-11) and Manchester City (7-4).

Harry Kane's lot will be attempting to turn those odds around and turn up the heat ahead of Liverpool's tea-time clash with Arsenal as they take on Wolves in a 15:00 GMT kick-off.

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Hear from Gareth Southgate, Eddie Howe and Joe Hart, as Kevin Kilbane and Leon Osman join Dan Walker on Football Focus to preview this weekend's action in the Premier League.

Watch the show on BBC One from 12:00 GMT, or click the link at the top of the page.

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Today is the first part of a titanic relegation double header for the Terriers with a home match against Burnley to follow on Wednesday 2 January.

Boss David Wagner admitted earlier this week that the prospect of relegation is always on his mind.

"It is never out of my head. Sometimes it is at the front, other times the back, but it is always with you," he said.

Which may be why we have not had a repeat of last year's epic Wagner family Christmas video.

A shame.

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Davey used to work at Dortmund, forwards been on strike,

He's down on his luck, it's tough, so tough.

Nineteen games gone and we are halfway there in the 2018-19 Premier League season.

Bottom side Huddersfield, with just 12 goals so far, are the team living on the skinniest of prayers.

Today, they take on Fulham, directly above them in 19th, in a down-dirty dogfight.

Seconds out at 15:00 GMT.

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