Huddersfield manager Jan Siewert was not happy after Saturday's defeat at Newcastle and he has responded by making eight changes.

Aaron Mooy and Mathias Jorgensen are among those dropped.

20-year-old England Under-20 international full-back Demeaco Duhaney makes his debut. January signing Karlan Grant makes his first start.

Alex Pritchard and Eric Durm return after injuries. Steve Mounie is back up front.

Huddersfield: Lössl (GK), Kongolo, Hogg, Billing, Grant, Pritchard, Mounie, Schindler, Stankovic, Durm, Duhaney.

Subs: Hamer (GK), Bacuna, Kachunga, Mooy, Lowe, Depoitre, Jorgensen.

In contrast, Wolves name an unchanged team from the side that drew with Bournemouth at the weekend.

Wolves: Patrício (GK), Doherty, Bennett, Neves, Jimenez, Boly, Coady, Jota, Jonny, Moutinho, Dendoncker.

Subs: Ruddy (GK), Cavaleiro, Costa, Gibbs-White, Saiss, Vinagre, Traore.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at John Smith's Stadium

Huddersfield boss Jan Siewert was unhappy with his team's performance at Newcastle on Saturday. Tonight he has shown just how unhappy.

Siewert has made eight changes to his starting line-up - and given a debut to England Under-20 full-back Demeaco Duhaney.

Duhaney is a former Manchester City trainee, who joined Huddersfield's academy as a free agent in the summer.

He needs to be good. Huddersfield have taken one point from their last 14 games.

Cardiff have made five changes to the side that were thumped 5-1 against Watford on Friday.

Aron Gunnarsson, Nathaniel Mendez-Laing, Bobby De Cordova-Reid and Junior Hoilett all return, while Kenneth Zohore makes his first start in five months.

Cardiff: Etheridge, Bennett, Morrison, Manga, Bacuna, Gunnarsson, Mendez-Laing, Bamba, Hoilett, Zohore, Cordova-Reid

Subs: Smithies, Peltier, Arter, Ward, Murphy, Paterson, Harris

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Marco Silva has made five changes to his Everton side that were also beaten by Watford in their last outing.

Phil Jagielka replaces the suspended Kurt Zouma, as Theo Walcott, Morgan Schneiderlin, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Seamus Coleman start.

Everton: Pickford, Keane, Jagielka, Digne, Coleman, Sigurdsson, Walcott, Gueye, Schneiderlin, Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison

Subs: Stekelenburg, Gomes, Mina, Tosun, Bernard, Lookman, Kenny

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Everton

Everton manager Marco Silva: "If you did very good things the first three or four months we have to understand why we started to not do the same.

"We are losing points and not achieving the good results in some moments because of the detail, and so you have to work more and more to be more consistent within the team.

"I am not happy with our results (but) to change radically, no."

Brendan looks fairly giddy himself...

Leicester City

Leicester caretaker boss Mike Stowell: "It’s a fantastic appointment. We’ve just told the boys in there, they’re excited. We’re focused on Brighton but you couldn’t stop them being a bit giddy beforehand. That’ll settle down. They’ll meet with the manager after the game."

Has it been difficult preparing for this game?

"No. They're good, professional players. The game coming so quickly has helped us. It’s just getting them ready. They’re ready for this game."

What needs to change?

"We’ve got to cut out silly mistakes and conceding first. They’ve been playing expansive football, getting countered and not shutting the back door. We’ll try to address those tonight – and send them out to express themselves."

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BRENDAN RODGERS' Leicester* make two changes from the final game of Claude Puel's reign. Ben Chilwell is back from a knock, replacing Christian Fuchs, and Demarai Gray replaces Rachid Ghezzal.

*not in charge today

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Lewis Dunk and Glenn Murray are back from injury for Brighton.

They were last in action 10 days ago in the FA Cup so make eight changes from that game.

Pascal Gross, Solly March and Davy Propper are among the names to come back in. Jurgen Locadia and Jose Izquierdo are on the bench.

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Nice to start the night with some optimism...

Jason: Four bore draws tonight and as a Palace fan I’ll be happy!

Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator

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Suddenly, this fixture has a very different look about it.

The Leicester fans have certainly got their wish with the dismissal of Claude Puel. What will now be fascinating is the reaction of their players after the Frenchman's 16 months in charge.

Ultimately, seven defeats from nine games forced the issue - and four straight home defeats have been damaging.

Brighton certainly won't have welcomed the news or some of the results from the weekend. One point from the last 15 has left them suddenly nervously looking over their shoulder.

They must hope the change of manager doesn't bring a change in fortunes for the Foxes.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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For Brendan Rodgers, there must always have been the temptation to go back to unfinished business in the Premier League, demonstrate his development among the elite once more and show he is still the man who was praised as a tactical innovator and bright, modern young manager at Swansea City, earning his ticket to Anfield.

He is not at the stage where he would be seriously considered for a top-six job - so as shots at Premier League redemption go, this is a great chance to prove his worth once more.

Leicester City

New Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers:“I’m very privileged and honoured to be here as Leicester City manager and I’ll give my life to make the supporters proud of their club.

"Together, we’ll be stronger and I’m looking forward to working with the players, staff and supporters to make the right steps forward.”

Leicester City

DONE.

Brendan Rodgers is the new Leicester manager. He's signed a contract until 2022.

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What are your thoughts on the impending return of Brendan Rodgers then?

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Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers is expected to be confirmed as Leicester City's new manager after holding talks with the Premier League club.

Former Liverpool boss Rodgers is in the Midlands after discussions on Monday night and a deal to replace the sacked Claude Puel is believed to be close.

Former boss Neil Lennon is set to take over at Celtic until the end of the season, with first-team coach John Kennedy expected to take charge for Wednesday's Scottish Premiership trip to Hearts.

"Brendan has indicated that this is an opportunity he wishes to investigate further," Celtic said in a statement.

Four Premier League games to digest tonight. Here goes:

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Cardiff v Everton (19:45 GMT)

Huddersfield v Wolves (19:45 GMT)

Leicester v Brighton (19:45 GMT)

Newcastle v Burnley (20:00 GMT)

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It's all happened very fast at Leicester, who moved to sack Claude Puel on Sunday morning and now look set to appoint Brendan Rodgers at some point in the next few hours.

As recently as Sunday evening the message we were getting was that any move for Rodgers would have to wait until the summer but he has instead decamped to the east midlands.

Rodgers is at the game tonight.

Leicester City

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It's one thousand, two hundred and forty-one days since Brendan Rodgers was a Premier League manager.

Too long?

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I think so.

The man who once said, external "you can live without water for many days, but you can’t live for a second without hope” is returning to the arena it seems.

Outstanding.

All eyes on Leicester this evening...