John Roder
Match of the Day commentator

West Ham will start as strong favourites to win this match - if that comes to pass, it would make it three successive victories at the London Stadium and send Huddersfield closer to relegation.

And yet there's a feeling about the Hammers this season that the most consistent thing about them is their inconsistency.

New Huddersfield head coach Jan Siewert has spoken honestly about the performances since his arrival in January.

Although Huddersfield's return to the Championship is virtually a foregone conclusion, Siewert wants them to fight for everything in the matches that remain.

That could lead to a surprise result, especially if West Ham perform as they did when losing at Cardiff last weekend.

Bournemouth's tally of 25 points at home is the most this season among clubs outside the top six.

Newcastle are winless in six away matches, earning just two points. They have only scored 11 goals in 17 Premier League away fixtures since last April.

Joshua King has scored four goals in his last four league games at home.

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Steve Smith: How about Tromso v Chelsea back in 97.. that's the worst weather I've ever seen!

Burnley

Burnley manager Sean Dyche: "Where we were to where we are now is a big shift from earlier in the season and you'd take it all day. We've stuck in 18 points since Christmas.

"We've got more to come I think - we've got to have more to come."

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Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on Football Focus

In all the euphoria of getting into Europa League it has really cost Burnley, it has taken them a long, long time to recover from that. I think they will be okay to stay up but it will be tight.

Burnley make one change for the visit of Leicester as they look to pull away from the Premier League relegation places by virtue of Cardiff and Southampton not playing.

Johann Berg Gudmundsson starts for the Clarets in place of Jeff Hendrick who drops to the bench.

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

Subs: Hart, Lowton, Brady, Hendrick, Gibson, Crouch, Vydra.

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Leicester are unchanged for the trip to a wet and windy Turf Moor

Victory for Brendan Rodgers' side could give them consecutive Premier League wins for the first time since beating Chelsea and Manchester City in December.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Chilwell, Evans, Gray, Vardy, Maddison, Pereira, Maguire, Barnes, Tielemans, Ndidi

Subs: Ward, Morgan, Iheanacho, Okazaki, Mendy, Fuchs, Ghezzal.

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Craig Suter: Dunfermline v Aberdeen about 15-20 years ago. So foggy you could barely see past the penalty box from the away end. Finished 3-2 Dunfermline. Only way we knew Aberdeen had scored was when the players emerged through the murk celebrating.

Heurelho Gomes is set to retire at the end of the season and has probably just played his last game at Vicarage Road.

He's helped send Watford through to the FA Cup semi-finals and there were tears of joy and probably sadness at full-time.

Head over here for all the reaction to that game.

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Former England striker Andy Carroll may have played his last game for West Ham after another injury setback.

Carroll has already missed two games with an ankle injury and it is unlikely he will be fit before the end of the season.

While the Hammers have not made a final decision yet, it is expected they will not offer Carroll, 30, another deal when his contract ends in the summer.

More on that here.

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Marko Arnautovic is back in the good books of West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini.

The Austrian striker starts for the first time since 29 January, after being limited to appearances from the bench following his failed move to China and subsequent illness.

That's one of three changes for the Hammers, right-back Pablo Zabaleta and midfielder Michail Antonio also coming in, with Javier Hernandez, Ryan Fredericks and Robert Snodgrass dropping out.

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Huddersfield have been ravaged with injuries, with only 15 players fit to train this week.

That means Jan Siewert has had to shuffle his pack again, making five changes from the defeat against Bournemouth last weekend.

That means a first start for 18-year-old attacking midfielder Aaron Rowe, while captain Tommy Smith returns from suspension. Terence Kongolo, Chris Lowe and Karlan Grant also start.

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Eddie Howe makes two changes to the Bournemouth side that beat Huddersfield 2-0 at the John Smith’s Stadium last weekend.

Nathaniel Clyne replaces the injured Adam Smith, while Jordon Ibe comes in for Andrew Surman in midfield.

Bournemouth XI: Boruc, Clyne, Mepham, Ake, Daniels, Brooks, Lerma, Ibe, Fraser, Wilson, King

Subs: Begovic, Mousset, Rico, Simpson, Taylor, Solanke, Surridge

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Rafa Benitez makes three changes to the Newcastle team that came from behind to beat Everton.

Jamaal Lascelles is injured and Fabian Schar misses out through suspension, so in come Paul Dummett and Federico Fernandez.

Mohamed Diame makes his first league start since January, replacing Ki Sung-yueng.

Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Yedlin, Dummett, Fernandez, Lejeune, Ritchie, Perez, Hayden, Diame, Almiron, Rondon

Subs: Darlow, Clark, Shelvey, Muto, Kenedy, Manquillo, Atsu

Newcastle United

Newcastle United manager Rafael Benitez: "If we can get three points in this game, I think we can keep pushing with more confidence and without maybe any fear that if you have a couple of bad results everything will be more difficult.

"If we do that, I think we can do much better; if we don't do that, we have to keep fighting like we have done already."

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Burnley make one change for the visit of Leicester City as Johann Berg Gudmundsson starts in place of Jeff Hendrick who drops to the bench.

Meanwhile, the Foxes are unchanged as they aim to win two games in a row in the Premier League for the first time since December.

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Burnley need to get something from this game, obviously, and I think they will. Leicester got their first win under Brendan Rodgers last week, against Fulham, and a point at Turf Moor would be a decent outcome for them.

Prediction: 1-1

Lawro's full predictions v Radio 1 DJ Danny Howard

Ryan Fraser starts for Bournemouth despite being an injury doubt. There's no Jamaal Lascelles for Newcastle though. And Jonjo Shelvey has to settle for a place on the bench.

Full team news to come.

Marko Arnautovic returns to the West Ham starting XI after coming on as a substitute in their last two games following illness.

Erik Durm is over a minor injury and starts for Huddersfield.

Full team news to come.

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Tony Husband
Match of the Day commentator

Victories for both sides last week mean the chances of relegation are almost non-existent for Bournemouth and slim for Newcastle.

Neither faces the most daunting of run-ins either so, privately at least, Eddie Howe and Rafa Benitez will have plenty of other goals on top of ensuring survival.

For Bournemouth, topping their 46-point haul in 2017 should be an aim. Ten points from their last eight games is a good bar to set.

Newcastle have rolled back the years at St James' Park in recent weeks but they have only won twice on the road. They need to harness the attacking flair which Almiron, Perez and Rondon have cultivated so well at home to improve their woeful goal tally away.

Achieve those aims and both managers will be pretty happy by May.

Leicester against Barcelona at the King Power. Stuff of dreams!