Tony Husband
Final Score reporter at the Amex

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Brighton looking for a knock-out blow today, such has been their lack of punch recently. Perhaps Chris Eubank Junior, a pre-match guest on the pitch, can serve as inspiration for Chris Hughton’s side.

He also exchanged a few hugs and high fives with the Brighton team, and let a few of the young matchday mascots hold his title belt. Classy stuff.

And we're off!

Teams have to cross the pitch from the tunnel to get to the dugout at Turf Moor.

It gives former England colleagues Roy Hodgson and Joe Hart a chance to catch up while they trot over to the respective benches.

"So what you doing with yourself now, Joe?"

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All set? Here come the sides, lining up in tunnels around the land.

Here we go.

Chris Eubank getting a parking ticket in 2006 for leaving Optimus Prime outside a London restaurant.

Ha ha ha...

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Office debate a little earlier: Who has been the worse signing for Manchester United, Alexis Sanchez or Fred?

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

In terms of cost and reputation, Romelu Lukaku, Alexis Sanchez and Marcus Rashford should be a fairly normal attacking trio for Manchester United.

However, today is the first time they have been part of the same starting line-up since the beginning of October.

In fairness to Lukaku, his 11 goals put him level with Anthony Martial as United's second top scorer this season, behind Paul Pogba.

Sanchez though has found the net on two occasions, which is less than Ander Herrera.

Chris Eubank Jr is on the pitch at Brighton parading his newly won belt. His dad used to drive a lorry around the streets of Brighton, if memory serves...

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on Football Focus

Brighton’s match against Huddersfield is a must-win, they need the result but also the momentum. Their form has been bad and they need results to get their heads above water.

Meet Newcastle Panthers - an LGBT+ friendly five-a-side football team from the north-east England - who played in the first round of the FA People's Cup...

See how Newcastle Panthers and other teams got on in a programme presented by special celebrity guests on the BBC Red Button at 14:05 and 19:15 GMT on Saturday,2 March and on the BBC iPlayer here.

Get him a cap, Gareth.

Adam Cottier
BBC Final Score reporter at Turf Moor

Plenty for Gareth Southgate to keep a watchful eye on today here at Turf Moor. The England manager is here to check on the form of Tom Heaton, in particular, whose performances surely warrant a recall a week on Wednesday.

But what about Palace's Aaron Wan-Bissaka? He returns to Roy Hodgson's starting XI today after injury. They are just two of a few hoping to impress.

Paul Ince
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

You would think Manchester United will get the win today. If you are Southampton, this game is a bonus.

United need to get into the Champions League. As much as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has done well, they need to finish in the Champions League places. If he does that, the job is his.

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Bournemouth make three changes to the side that were thrashed 5-1 at Arsenal on Wednesday. Jack Simpson comes in for his first Premier League appearance of the season. Charlie Daniels and David Brooks also return with Jordon Ibe, Dan Gosling and Lys Mousset dropping to the bench. Callum Wilson, who has missed the last six weeks with a knee injury, is not yet fit to return.

Bournemouth XI: Boruc, Ake, Surman, Daniels, Smith, King, Brooks, Clyne, Fraser, Simpson, Mepham.

Subs: Begovic, Gosling, Mousset, Ibe, Rico, Taylor, Surridge.

Manchester City make four changes to the side that beat West Ham at Etihad Stadium in midweek. In come Kyle Walker, John Stones, Raheem Sterling and Bernardo Silva. Danilo, Vincent Kompany, Leroy Sane and Riyad Mahrez all drop to the bench.

Man City XI: Ederson, Walker, Stones, Sterling, Gundogan, Aguero, De Bruyne, Bernardo Silva, David Silva, Otamendi, Zinchenko

Subs: Muric,Danilo, Kompany, Sane, Mahrez, Jesus, Foden.

If Wolves had fielded that side against another team down the bottom I'm pretty sure Neil Warnock would have mentioned it...

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Wolves make five changes to the side that lost 1-0 at Huddersfield on Tuesday.

Goalkeeper John Ruddy makes his first league start in nearly three years, while Adama Traore, Romain Saiss, Ruben Vinagre and Morgan Gibbs-White also come into the team.

Matt Doherty is among the substitutes.

Wolves XI: Ruddy, Bennett, Coady, Boly, Traore, Dendoncker, Saiss, Vinagre, Gibbs-White, Jimenez, Jota

Subs: Norris, Doherty, Cavaleiro, Neves, Costa, Jonny, Moutinho

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Cardiff boss Neil Warnock makes four changes to the Bluebirds team that lost 3-0 at home to Everton.

Victor Camarasa and Joe Ralls both start after recovering from injury and Oumar Niasse returns after being ineligible to face his parent club in midweek.

Full-back Lee Peltier is also recalled.

Cardiff XI: Etheridge, Peltier, Morrison, Bamba, Bennett, Camarasa, Ralls, Gunnarsson, Niasse, De Cordova-Reid, Zohore

Subs: Smithies, Manga, Arter, Paterson, Bacuna, Harris, Healey

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes two changes to the Manchester United side that started the win at Crystal Palace on Wednesday.

Marcus Rashford and Andreas Pereira are back in the side in place of Fred and Diogo Dalot, who are on the bench along with 19-year-old Dutch winger Tahith Chong and 18-year-old Angel Gomes - a former England under-16 captain.

Manchester United XI: de Gea, Young, Smalling, Lindelof, Shaw, McTominay, Andreas Pereira, Pogba, Rashford, Lukaku, Sanchez

Subs: Bailly, Grant, Rojo, Fred, Dalot, Chong, Gomes.

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No surprise that Southampton are unchanged after a midweek win over Fulham.

That means Charlie Austin will get a chance to repeat his heroics from three years ago when he scored an 87th minute winner for the Saints at Old Trafford.

Southampton XI: Gunn, Bednarek, Yoshida, Vestergaard, Valery, Ward-Prowse, Romeu, Hojbjerg, Bertrand, Redmond, Austin.

Subs: McCarthy, Stephens, Elyounoussi, Gallagher, Armstrong, Targett, Slattery.

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Chris Hughton reacts to Brighton's defeat at Leicester by making three changes, with Bernardo, Yves Bissouma and Alireza Jahanbakhsh coming in for Gaetan Bong, Pascal Gross and Solly March.

Brighton: Ryan, Montoya, Duffy, Dunk, Bernardo, Bissouma, Stephens, Propper, Knockaert, Murray, Jahanbaksh.

Subs: Bong, Andone, March, Izquierdo, Button, Kayal, Burn.

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There is just one change for Huddersfield from the side that beat Wolves in the dying seconds on Tuesday, with the injured Demeaco Duhaney replaced by Juninho Bacuna

Huddersfield: Lossl, Bacuna, Schindler, Kongolo, Durm, Hogg, Billing, Stankovic, Pritchard, Mounie, Grant.

Subs: Hadergjonaj, Kachunga, Mooy, Hamer, Lowe, Daly, Jorgensen.

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Burnley have made one change to their starting XI, with Ashley Westwood coming back into midfield after missing Tuesday's 2-0 defeat at Newcastle through illness.

Johann Berg Gudmundsson drops to the Clarets' bench but Dwight McNeil keeps his place after being replaced at half-time in midweek.

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

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