Sean Dyche has made seven changes to his Burnley side who booked their place in the fourth round of the FA Cup with victory over Barnsley last weekend.

Only James Tarkowski, Charlie Taylor, Jeff Hendrick and Dwight McNeil retain their place in the starting XI.

Burnley: Heaton, Taylor, Cork, Tarkowski, Mee, Hendrick, Westwood, Bardsley, McNeil, Barnes, Wood

Subs: Hart, Lowton, Vokes, Gibson, Defour, Vydra, Long

Fulham manager Claudio Ranieri has made six changes to his side that crashed out of the FA Cup to League Two side Oldham last Sunday.

Fulham: Rico, Sessegnon, Odoi, Chambers, Ream, Schurrle, Le Marchand, Christie, Bryan, Seri, Mitrovic

Subs: Bettinelli, Kebano, Cairney, Ayite, Vietto, Sessegnon, Cisse

Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator

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It has only been three weeks since those impressive wins for Leicester over Manchester City and Chelsea, but Claude Puel's team selection for their FA Cup defeat at Newport has left the Foxes boss in the spotlight once again.

Reaching a cup final and finishing eighth in the Premier League wasn't enough for his former employers. A year and a half on from parting company with Puel, Southampton's current aim is to climb out of the bottom three.

Despite dropping into the relegation zone last week, the Saints will be feeling optimistic given both their improved performances under Ralph Hasenhüttl and a return of seven points from his six league games in charge - with three of those matches coming against teams in the top five.

Fulham

Burnley are unbeaten in their last 29 home matches against Fulham in all competitions (W24 D5) since a 0-2 defeat in the top-flight in April 1951.

Fulham are the only Premier League side yet to win away from home this season (W0 D2 L9), conceding more goals than any other side on the road (28).

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There are three changes for Leicester from the 1-0 win over Everton as James Maddison returns to the starting XI. Harvey Barnes is on the bench following his loan return from West Brom.

There are four changes to the Southampton side who drew 0-0 with Chelsea. Injured duo Nathan Redmond and Danny Ings are among those replaced.

There are two changes to the Liverpool side who lost to Man City. Xherdan Shaqiri and Fabinho are in.

Brighton make seven changes to the FA Cup side who beat Bournemouth, including a return for striker Glenn Murray.

Huddersfield Town

Cardiff make three changes from their last Premier League outing at Wembley as Joe Bennett, Junior Hoilett and Nathaniel Mendez-Laing all start.

Huddersfield hand a league debut to new signing Jason Puncheon. Erik Durm is also in.

Full team news to follow.

I'm only surprised he didn't solve it with his instep. From 30 yards.

Southampton

He scored 209 goals for Southampton in a career that lasted 16 years, but Matt Le Tissier is also a dab-hand with a Rubik's Cube.

'Le God' as he is known by his fans, has a record of just 45 seconds to compete the fiendishly tough puzzle.

The Guernsey-born former forward, who won eight caps for England, demonstrated his abilities with the Rubik's Cube during an interview with BBC Radio Guernsey.

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender

Brighton have got a good home record, which is why I am going for a draw here.

I don't know whether this might be a little bump in the road for Liverpool but, if I am right and they drop points on Saturday, I would also back them to return to winning ways in their home games against Crystal Palace and Leicester before the end of the month.

Prediction: 1-1

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Relegated already? It is looking tough for the Terriers. They have signed Jason Puncheon so far, his experience could be important.

Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated page.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Football Focus

I think they [Huddersfield] have gone. In these head-to-heads they don’t seem to do very well. David Wagner doesn’t seem to be able to find the answers. I doubt very much he’ll lose his job as the owner there is a big fan of his but the players don’t seem to be reacting to him now.

Cardiff City

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Cardiff manager Neil Warnock: "The [January transfer] window is a bit like climbing a mountain with butter on your hands.

"You get your hopes up and say 'yes, that's a done deal' and then the next day it's not a done deal."

Leicester City

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Leicester City have recalled midfielder Harvey Barnes from his loan spell at West Bromwich Albion.

The 21-year-old joined the Baggies after signing a four-year contract with Premier League side Leicester in July.

The deal at The Hawthorns was for a full season but had a break clause, which Leicester have decided to exercise.

Barnes has been an ever-present in West Brom's midfield, scoring nine goals in 26 Championship appearances.

We will have team news coming up at 14:00 GMT. Who are you counting on?

Huddersfield Town

No side has survived relegation after collecting 10 points from their opening 21 games.

Defeats by relegation rivals Fulham and Burnley in their past two matches have been hugely damaging. After Saturday's trip to Cardiff, Huddersfield's next four opponents are Manchester City, Everton, Chelsea and Arsenal.

But boss David Wagner remains optimistic.

"I have never had a period before when I lost so many games in a row," he said. "I have negative moments but in general I am part of the solution. Do I sit at home and cry? No. I have to deliver ideas.

"Being the first one to beat the statistics is exciting. We were promoted with negative goal difference. We stayed up with the smallest budget ever in the Premier League.

"I believe we have a chance. That is the truth."

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Read more from Simon Stone on Huddersfield here

Eighth wonder of the modern world. Mr. Stringer Bell and DCI John Luther himself, Idris Elba gave a wonderful motivational speech on BBC One's social media this week.

So which character, real or fictional, dead or alive, could your club do with getting in at this crucial stage of the season for some inspiration?

Particularly if you're in a relegation fight.

Let's hear your best suggestions please, on text or twitter,,,

Fulham

Nobody gets relegated in January.

But, should Fulham lose today, they would be seven points adrift of Burnley. If Cardiff win as well, then the bottom two could look very detached...

Huddersfield Town

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Nobody gets relegated in January.

But, should Huddersfield lose today, in what would be a 10th defeat in a row in all competitions, then they would be 11 points behind Cardiff.

And when you've only got 10 points all season, 11 is a lot to make up...

West Ham are currently goalless against Arsenal in the day's early game - follow the latest here - but here's what else is still in store in the Premier League.

All 15:00 GMT

Brighton v Liverpool

Burnley v Fulham

Cardiff v Hudersfield

Crystal Palace v Watford

Leicester v Southampton

Chelsea v Newcastle (17:30 GMT)

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At the top, Liverpool could open up a seven-point lead once again.

At the bottom, two sides could be looking pretty cut adrift.

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It's set to be a very intriguing Saturday afternoon back in the Premier League.

Shall we?