Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool fans will be on the edge of their seats. They will want to get over the line, want that seven point gap.

They might be thinking this game is easier than everyone else, Leicester have got to come here and really give it a go. Liverpool at their best will get a win. But don’t go in thinking it is easy.

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp to BBC Sport on whether Manchester City's slip-up has given his side a boost: "I don't see it like that. Last night we had a long working day and I came home late. I didn't watch the game, I watched a movie.

"Then afterwards my phone was like ZZZZZZ! You can't celebrate something that isn't to do with you. There is nothing that can cause us problems if you don't let it happen.

"People like you only talk about things we're not interested in (chuckles). We just need to play football.

On Wijnaldum playing at right-back? "We will see, yes?"

PSG forward Neymar will be out for 10 weeks with a broken metatarsal, which means he will miss both legs of the Champions League tie against Manchester United.

The forward suffered the injury in a 2-0 French Cup victory over Strasbourg on Wednesday, 23 January and PSG say they have opted for a "conservative treatment".

The French champions travel to Old Trafford for the first leg of their last-16 tie on 12 February, with the return on 6 March.

Read more on that here.

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "We know we'll have to be at our best if we're to get something from Chelsea.

"Yes, there's been some talk about Chelsea and their performances, but every time we've come up against them they're one of the best."

Chelsea

Chelsea head coach Maurizio Sarri on the future of Callum Hudson-Odoi: "On the pitch he's doing very well. I'm really very happy with him.

"It's not easy to keep these young players. He is of course one of the best 18-year-old players in Europe, so it's very, very difficult.

"The club told me he's out of the market for sure and probably he will be out of the market in July."

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Lee: Really disappointed in Chelsea not even having Callum Hudson-Odoi on the bench . No wonder he wants to leave. Hope we can get the won tonight.

Ben: Hudson-Odoi not even on the bench for Chelsea. Is a deadline day transfer looming?

Down at the bottom, Southampton take on Crystal Palace in search of a win which see them climb to 14th - ahead of Newcastle.

More importantly, a win for either side would extend their gap above the relegation zone to six points - with a favourable goal difference.

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe:

On his 300th consecutive Bournemouth match: "It is nice to know when you hit milestones like that. It is great."

On losing Jefferson Lerma and Callum Wilson: "Big blows to lose two who have played so well. Callum has had a minor knee operation, he'll be out for three weeks. Jefferson has an ankle problem.

Will Dominic Solanke feature?: "He’s there because we felt he was fit enough. Let’s wait and see. He has done well in training, even in limited training time."

Are you able to enjoy the title race, Jurgen?

"Never."

The Liverpool boss gives his thoughts on the title chase to BBC sports editor Dan Roan.

Chelsea

Chelsea defender David Luiz said: "Bournemouth have been one of the best teams in the last three years because they have a lot of young players and they try to play forward with high intensity."

Son Heung-min is back in the Tottenham side following his return from the Asia Cup, and he is one of eight changes.

Only three players retain their places in the Watford side too.

Georginio Wijnaldum and Xherdan Shaqiri come into the starting line-up as Jurgen Klopp makes two changes to the Liverpool side. Virgil van Dijk also recovers from illness to make the starting XI.

There are three changes for Leicester. Jonny Evans is among those who start.

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Southampton are unchanged from the side that beat Everton 2-1 at St Mary's last time out.

Matt Targett was forced off with a knee injury against the Toffees but keeps his place in the team.

Southampton XI: McCarthy, Bednarek, Stephens, Vestergaard, Valery, Hojbjerg, Romeu, Ward-Prowse, Targett, Redmond, Ings

Substitutes: Gunn, Elyounoussi, Long, Gallagher, Armstrong, Slattery, Ramsay

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Roy Hodgson makes just one change to the Palace team that lost 4-3 to Liverpool at Anfield in their last league game, with fit-again Vicente Guaita replacing Julian Speroni in goal.

Up front, Wilfried Zaha makes his 150th Premier League appearance for the Eagles.

Crystal Palace XI: Guaita, Van Aanholt, Milivojevic, Tomkins, Kouyate, Townsend, Zaha, Sakho, Ayew, McArthur, Wan-Bissaka

Substitutes: Hennessey, Dann, Meyer, Schlupp, Benteke, Wickham, Kelly

Spurs legend Bill Nicholson would have turned 100 this week, and Tottenham have dedicated the front of the programme to him as a tribute.

Lovely touch.

Final Score

As well as online and radio coverage, you can keep across all the matches with the 5 live Final Score on the BBC Red Button (UK only) and by clicking the play button at the top of this page. That kicks off at 19:00 GMT.

Bournemouth make two changes to the side that beat West Ham in their last outing as Callum Wilson and Jefferson Lerma drop out of the squad.

Andrew Surman returns to captain the side and Junior Stanislas also starts.

Elsewhere, January signings Dominic Solanke and Chris Mepham are named on the bench for the first time.

Bournemouth: Boruc, Cook, Gosling, Ake, Surman, Smith, King, Stanislas, Brooks, Clyne, Fraser

Subs: Begovic, Mousset, Ibe, Daniels, Rico, Solanke, Mepham

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New loan signing Gonzalo Higuain is one of four Chelsea players to retain their place in the starting XI, from the side that dumped Sheffield Wednesday out of the FA Cup on Sunday.

Higuain makes his first start in the Premier League, while Kepa Arrizabalaga, Jorginho, N'Golo Kante, Eden Hazard, Pedro, David Luiz and Emerson return.

Chelsea: Arrizabalaga, Azpilicueta, Luiz, Emerson, Rudiger, Jorginho, Kante, Pedro, Kovacic, Hazard, Higuain

Subs: Caballero, Alonso, Barkley, Loftus-Cheek, Giroud, Willian, Christensen

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Pep Guardiola said his Manchester City side have to overcome the "challenge" of a difficult run of fixtures as they seek to get their title defence back on track after a 2-1 loss at Newcastle.

"Next week will be tough with Arsenal, Everton and Chelsea," he said.

"If we want to go up as a club we have to accept that challenge. There are a lot of titles and points to play for."

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has paid tribute to missing Cardiff City striker Emiliano Sala in tonight's match programme - and has also passed on his thoughts to Leicester after the death of owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha earlier this season.

"I would like to pass on my thoughts and the thoughts of all at LFC to our opponents today for the heartbreaking loss they have suffered during this season's campaign," he said.

"Of all the many fulsome tributes paid to memory of Vichai and the others who so tragically lost their lives that night, nobody spoke more meaningful than those at Leicester who loved and cherished him as a person."

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Considering Chelsea's resources, it's not a shock that the Blues are the biggest Premier League spenders so far in the January transfer window with the £58m capture of Christian Pulisic, although he was immediately loaned back to Borussia Dortmund.

The team surprisingly at number two on that list? Tonight's opponents Bournemouth, who name new signings Dominic Solanke (£19m) and Chris Mepham (£12m) on the bench for the first time. However, boss Eddie Howe said yesterday that top scorer Callum Wilson might be a doubt because of a knee injury - and so it seems to have proved.

Premier League clubs spent a record amount in last year's winter transfer window and on deadline day - but 12 months on the picture looks much different.

Just 17 deals have been completed so far, with a total spend of £113m - a long way short of the £430m spent in January 2018 - and half of the 20 Premier League sides have not signed anyone.

Here's everything you need to know ahead of tomorrow's deadline day.

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