Simon Stone
BBC Sport correspondent

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Aston Villa are considering a loan move for Watford’s England midfielder Nathaniel Chalobah.

The 24-year-old joined Watford from Chelsea in 2017 for around £5 million after a succession of loan moves.

He has made 10 appearances for the Hornets this season but has not started in the Premier League since a home defeat by Manchester City.

Villa boss Dean Smith is keen to bolster his midfield options before Thursday’s transfer deadline.

Burnley defender Ben Gibson is another player on his radar should a deal for Chalobah fail to materialise.

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Unai Emery makes seven changes from the Arsenal side beaten 3-1 by Manchester United in the FA Cup on Friday.

Mesut Ozil plays in a Premier League match for the first time in 2019 and is also the captain, with Bernd Leno, Stephan Lichtsteiner, Nacho Monreal, Shkodran Mustafi, Mohamed Elneny and Matteo Guendouzi also starting.

Arsenal: Leno, Lichtsteiner, Mustafi, Monreal, Kolasinac, Elneny, Torreira, Guendouzi, Ozil, Lacazette, Aubameyang.

Substitutes: Cech, Ramsey, Iwobi, Jenkinson, Mavropanos, Xhaka, Nketiah.

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Cardiff have not played since 19 January and Neil Warnock makes three changes, bringing in Harry Arter, Bobby Reid and Aron Gunnarsson.

Cardiff: Etheridge, Peltier, Ecuele Manga, Bamba, Bennett, Gunnarsson, Paterson, Arter, Ralls, Reid, Niasse.

Substitutes: Zohore, Smithies, Cunningham, Mendez-Laing, Harris, Healey, Hoilett.

David Ornstein
BBC Sport correspondent

Arsenal are close to completing the signing of Barcelona midfielder Denis Suarez.

The 25-year-old Spaniard will join the Gunners on loan until the end of the season, with a purchase option in the summer.

Arsenal had targeted Suarez throughout the January transfer window but their pursuit was complicated by wanting the deal to include only an option to buy and Barcelona demanding it be an obligation.

Reports in Spain suggest that, as a compromise, Suarez agreed to extend his current contract - which expires in June 2020 - in order to protect his value to Barcelona and encourage them to allow him to move to the Emirates Stadium.

Tuesday is the only day of the week on which Burnley manager Sean Dyche has never lost a Premier League game, winning three and drawing two of his five matches.

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Nuno Espirito Santo makes five changes to the Wolves team that drew at Shrewsbury in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Saturday. Rui Patricio, Raul Jimenez, Diogo Jota, Jonny and Joao Moutinho all return.

Wolves: Patricio, Jonny, Bennett, Coady, Saiss,Doherty, Neves, Moutinho, Dendoncker, Jota, Jimenez

Subs: Ruddy, Cavaleiro, Costa, Gibbs-White, Vinagre, Traore, Kilman

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The West Ham manager Manuel Pellegrini also makes fives changes from the team that started their FA Cup defeat at Wimbledon on Saturday. The likes of Adrian, Andy Carroll, Javier Hernandez, Pedro Obiang and Grady Diangana are all relegated to the bench.

Marko Arnautovic and Felipe Anderson are come back in as do Lukasz Fabianski, Declan Rice and Pablo Zabaleta.

West Ham: Fabianski, Zabaleta, Ogbonna, Diop, Masuaku,Antonio, Rice, Noble, Snodgrass, Anderson Arnautovic

Subs: Adrian, Carroll, Obiang, Hernandez, Fredericks, Diangana, Coventry

Huddersfield manager Jan Siewert makes three changes from their last game. Mathias Jorgensen, Florent Hadergjonaj and striker Steven Mounie are back in.

Tommy Smith, Chris Lowe and Isaac Mbenza are out. Aaron Mooy is on the bench after seven weeks out with a knee problem.

Huddersfield: Lossl, Hadergjonaj, Jorgensen, Schindler, Kongolo, Bacuna, Hogg, Kachunga, Puncheon, Diakhaby, Mounie. Subs: Smith, Mooy, Hamer, Lowe, Depoitre, Pritchard, Durm.

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Everton make five changes from their FA Cup defeat by Millwall.

There is no sign of Idrissa Gueye, a target for Paris St-Germain, in the squad, while Lucas Digne is dropped.

Leighton Baines makes his first Premier League start since August, with Kurt Zouma, Bernard, Tom Davies and Cenk Tosun all coming in.

Yerry Mina is injured again, while Ademola Lookman and Dominic Calvert-Lewin are benched.

Everton: Pickford, Coleman, Keane, Zouma, Baines, Davies, Andre Gomes, Bernard, Sigurdsson, Richarlison, Tosun. Subs: Walcott, Digne, McCarthy, Stekelenburg, Calvert-Lewin, Lookman, Kenny.

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Cardiff boss Neil Warnock says the disappearance of Emiliano Sala has led to his worst week in football.

A privately funded search for Sala and pilot David Ibbotson continues after the plane carrying the 28-year old disappeared on Monday near Guernsey.

"I've been in football management now for 40 years and it's by far the most difficult week in my career by an absolute mile," Warnock said.

"Things like this just don't happen - or you don't think they happen."

He said he had considered his own future several times in the past week.

"Because there's more important things, isn't there? It takes something like that to make you realise."

Manchester City

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A Manchester City victory would ensure Pep Guardiola breaks the record for most wins by a manager in their first 100 Premier League games.

He is currently tied with Jose Mourinho, having won 73 of his 99 matches so far (D15, L11).

Everton

Everton name Leighton Baines as captain - his first Premier League start since August. Idrissa Gueye is not in the squad at all. On his way?

Huddersfield have Steve Mounie and Zanka back in the side. Aaron Mooy is on the bench.

Full team news to come.

Arsenal

Mesut Ozil is in the Arsenal line-up and has been named as captain. Aaron Ramsey drops to the bench, while Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang both start.

Full team news to come.

BBC Radio 5 live

Join the peerless Kelly Cates from 19:00 GMT as she builds up to all of tonight's games, while from 20:00 GMT they go around the grounds to keep across all of tonight's games.

Pamela: Fellaini leaving United isn't news because it's an event bound to happen. No long ball football at United means Fellini's services were no longer required.

Andrew: Suspect the emerging news in Newcastle regarding Almiron will make it feel a lot less cold at SJP tonight for the home fans

Simon Stone
BBC Sport correspondent

Manchester United are in talks with Chinese club Shandong Luneng over the sale of Belgium midfielder Marouane Fellaini.

The Chinese transfer window does not close until 28 February. United are refusing to say whether a fee has been agreed for the player.

Fellaini, 31, was the first major signing of the post Sir Alex Ferguson era, joining for £27.5m on deadline day in the 2013 summer transfer window.

Read more on that here.

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Match of the Day commentator at John Smith's Stadium

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It sounds daft but bear with me. Huddersfield Town look nailed on certainties for relegation but the mood might be better there than it is at Everton right now.

Another early FA Cup exit, coupled with an all too familiar inconsistent league campaign, has deepened despondency at Goodison Park.

While Evertonians expect better, Huddersfield's ambitions are less lofty.

Just getting into the top flight was a monumental achievement, staying there every bit as impressive. They need a minor miracle to survive again.

Huddersfield Town

It is 15 days since David Wagner left Huddersfield but tonight is the debut for new boss Jan Siewert.

The Terriers are 10 points from safety and are presumably already planning for a return to the Championship. So there's zero pressure on the new man tonight...

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

It's difficult to imagine how Cardiff can have prepared for this game with the desperate circumstances of the disappearance of Emiliano Sala weighing so heavily on their shoulders.

It would be understandable if the battle against relegation suddenly seemed deeply trivial, and yet battle they must.

It won't be easy for Arsenal either. It's likely to be a subdued occasion and a strange atmosphere.

You can only hope that Sala's family somehow gain some solace from the respect they are shown across the English game, as they try to cope with a trauma played out so far from home.

Cardiff City

It will be an emotional evening at the Emirates as Cardiff take to the field for the first time since the disappearance of Emiliano Sala.

The £15m Argentine striker, 28, was one of two people on board the Piper Malibu plane which lost contact off Alderney in the Channel Islands on Monday night.

Staff and fans of Cardiff, which signed Sala from French club Nantes in a record deal on Saturday, will wear yellow daffodils to honour the missing striker, chief executive Ken Choo confirmed earlier this week.

Despite saying the club "have not given up hope" of finding record signing Sala alive, Choo says the Bluebirds' priority is to provide support to Sala's family.

Sala's sister Romina, along with Sala's mother and brother are expected to attend the match.

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Here's all of tonight's matches.

The bottom five are all in action, while Manchester City look to bridge the gap at the top to one point below leaders Liverpool.

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Tonight will be a chance for Cardiff City fans to come together to mourn the striker they never knew.

Cardiff's players will take to the field for the first time since Emiliano Sala's disappearance when they face Arsenal at the Emirates.

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There are six Premier League matches in total. At the top, Manchester City take on Newcastle from 20:00 GMT, while relegation-battling Huddersfield host Everton in Jan Siewert's first game in charge at 19:45 GMT.