Everton

Who said there is no winter break in the Premier League?

For a second successive weekend Everton are without a game.

Having had FA Cup fifth-round weekend off after being knocked out by Millwall in the previous round, the Toffees again have no game this weekend.

Marco Silva's side were due to play Manchester City at home this weekend but that fixture was brought forward and played on 6 February after City reached the Carabao Cup final.

The Toffees, who last played on 9 February, finally return to action on Tuesday when they face Cardiff away (19:45 GMT).

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Burnley boss Sean Dyche names an unchanged team to the one which won 3-1 at Brighton two weeks ago.

Tom Heaton skippers the side, while Robbie Brady and Johann Berg Gudmundsson return to the bench.

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

Subs: Hart, Lowton, Gibson, Brady, Berg Gudmundsson, Crouch, Vydra.

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Harry Kane returns to Tottenham's side for the first time since 13 January, and Danny Rose also recovers from illness to start.

Lucas Moura drops to the bench and Davinson Sanchez misses out completely.

Tottenham XI: Lloris; Foyth, Alderweireld, Vertonghen; Aurier, Winks, Sissoko, Rose; Eriksen, Son, Kane.

Subs: Gazzaniga, Walker-Peters, Davies, Wanyama, Moura, Lamela, Llorente.

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The sun is out. The shorts are on. But no sign of ice cream on the menu in the cafe around the corner from Turf Moor.

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He's back!

Harry Kane starts for Tottenham as Mauricio Pochettino makes two changes to the side that started the win over Borussia Dortmund in midweek.

Danny Rose also returns - Davinson Sanchez and Lucas Moura drop out.

Unsurprisingly, Burnley are unchanged after a fine run of form.

There's quite a few already but Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk wants to join the list of legends at Anfield.

He'll certainly become one if helps the Reds win the league for the first time since 1990.

Van Dijk sat down with Guillem Balague and, in a wide-ranging interview for BBC Radio 5 live, discussed growth spurts, the box set he has watched eight times and getting drunk at Disneyland.

Listen to it here.

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Away from the Premier League for a moment and Stoke City's Jack Butland will wear a special plain green jersey as the club celebrate the life and career of their legendary ex-England goalkeeper Gordon Banks against Aston Villa (15:00 GMT).

World Cup-winner Banks died this month at the age of 81 and fellow England international Butland will wear the strip - which has no badge, sponsor or name.

A club statement said the gesture for the Championship match - Stoke's first home game since Banks died - was a "fitting tribute".

Read more here.

Wonder if Bournemouth fans will be doing this when the team coach rolls towards the Vitality Stadium later.

BBC Radio 5 live

You can listen to full commentary of Newcastle United against Huddersfield Town on BBC Radio 5 live from 15:00 GMT.

There will be updates from Burnley against Tottenham from 12:30 while 606, with Robbie Savage and Kirsty Gallacher, will be starting at 19:00 because of the Six Nations.

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A year ago they were clearing snow off the pitch at Wembley during a Tottenham game as the 'Beast from the East' swept in.

Today, it's practically T-shirt weather at Turf Moor - where two layers of clothing is standard for fans.

Bright sunshine is forecast for the match with temperatures expected to hit 15C.

Will they be selling ice cream instead of pies and peas?

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Tottenham Hotspur

Mauricio Pochettino has described Harry Kane as an "animal" - I'm guessing he means ferocious and tough like a lion or a leopard rather than soft and cuddly like a puppy or a rabbit.

England captain Kane has missed the last seven games with a damaged ankle but is desperate to play against Burnley.

"Everyone knows that Harry is an animal, he wants to be ready as soon as possible," said the Spurs boss Pochettino.

Is today the day he returns to action?

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There's only one question on the lips of all Spurs fans heading for Turf Moor:

Is he back?

We'll know in about half an hour.

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The Premier League weekend is actually two games old after impressive Watford turned on the style to hammer Cardiff 5-1 and West Ham beat Fulham 3-1 on Friday.

It's looking increasingly desperate for Huddersfield and Fulham, while Burnley will climb to 13th if they beat Spurs.

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It's so tight at the top - and it could get even tighter if Tottenham win at Burnley in the early kick-off.

If that happens then there will be just two points separating the top three, although Liverpool get the chance to establish a three-point lead at the summit when they face Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.

On 23 February last year, Manchester City - 16 points clear at the summit with 11 games left - pretty much had the title in the bag.

This brilliant title race is anything but done and dusted.

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We're going to have to wait to find out if Pep Guardiola bags a fourth trophy of his Manchester City reign.

His side's Carabao Cup final with Chelsea is on Sunday - as is the mouth-watering clash between Manchester United and Liverpool which could have huge implications in the title race.

Today, there's important business at both ends of the Premier League.

Tottenham have to win to keep up the pressure on both City and Liverpool at the top, while Huddersfield are involved in a huge relegation six-pointer at Newcastle.

Here's Saturday's Premier League fixtures:

Burnley v Tottenham (12:30 GMT)

Bournemouth v Wolves (15:00)

Newcastle v Huddersfield (15:00)

Leicester v Crystal Palace (17:30)

There's a trophy to be won at Wembley.

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And a fierce rivalry to be renewed at Old Trafford.

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Meanwhile, the chap below will overtake Sir Bobby Robson as the oldest man to manage a Premier League game.

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An action-packed weekend of football starts right here.