Former Liverpool captain Tommy Smith, who helped the club to domestic and European success in the 1960s and 1970s, has died aged 74.

Known as the "Anfield Iron", Smith had an 18-year career at Anfield, during which he won four league titles.

He scored in the 1977 European Cup final as Liverpool beat Borussia Monchengladbach 3-1 to win the trophy for the first time.

Here is former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson on Smith.

Could we see a first Premier League appearance for 20-year-old defensive midfielder George Marsh today?

He has just 25 senior minutes to his name, coming against Tranmere Rovers in the third round of the FA Cup back in January.

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Football Focus

On this week's Football Focus, Eden Hazard and Roberto Firmino will be looking ahead to Chelsea's trip to title chasing Liverpool, while there's a look at where it all began for Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

You can also catch all the action from Newcastle's Friday night victory over Leicester.

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Huddersfield boss Jan Siewert names three changes to the side which were beaten 4-1 by Leicester last Saturday as Leandro Bacuna, Florent Hadergjonaj and Elias Kachunga all come in.

Tommy Smith, Alex Pritchard and Aaron Mooy all drop to the bench, as Christopher Schindler captains the side.

Huddersfield XI: Hamer; Hadergjonaj, Kongolo, Schindler, Durm; Bacuna, Hogg, Stankovic, Lowe; Grant, Kachunga.

Subs: Coleman, Smith, Williams, Zanka, Mooy, Pritchard, Mounie.

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You can add Harry Winks to Spurs' long injury list.

He misses today's game due to a groin injury.

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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino makes a total of seven changes from the side which beat Manchester City in the Champions League in midweek, as captain Hugo Lloris, Jan Vertonghen, Moussa Sissoko and Christian Eriksen are the only players to retain their starting berths.

Davinson Sanchez, Juan Foyth, Ben Davies and Kyle Walker-Peters complete a back five alongside Vertonghen, while Victor Wanyama partners Sissoko in the middle of the park.

Lucas Moura and Fernando Llorente start in the forward line with Eriksen, while Son Heung-min is named on the bench. There is no place in the matchday squad for injured pair Harry Kane and Dele Alli.

Tottenham XI: Lloris; Vertonghen, Sanchez, Foyth; Walker-Peters, Sissoko, Wanyama, Davies; Eriksen, Moura, Llorente.

Subs: Gazzaniga, Trippier, Rose, Alderweireld, Marsh, Skipp, Son.

Wondering what the Spurs defence will be?

A combination of Jan Vertonghen, Davinson Sanchez, Kyle Walker-Peters, Juan Foyth and Ben Davies.

What do Spurs fans make of the team news? Enough to get past the league's basement side?

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Son on the bench. An all-changed Spurs defence.

I can hear the groans of fantasy football managers around the country.

Mauricio Pochettino is taking no risks ahead of Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final second-leg.

Dele Alli, who we know has a fractured hand, is not in today's squad.

Son Heung-min is on the bench alongside defenders Danny Rose, Toby Alderweireld and Kieran Trippier.

Fernando Llorente starts up front.

Tottenham have got a lot of work to do to secure a top-four place and this is a situation where they should pick their best team, get the game won - and then they can take their foot off the pedal.

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Lawro's Premier League predictions v golfer Matt Fitzpatrick

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El Gran Derbi takes place in Spain today as Sevilla host Betis.

Betis will have 37-year-old talisman Joaquin in their ranks.

The winger is their captain, icon and now a shareholder and he LOVES the club.

BBC Sport went to Seville to catch up with him.

It's a long read and a refreshing take on football.

Team news coming up in just under 15 minutes.

Spurs striker Fernando Llorente could make a rare start.

He has arrived sporting a cracking manbag.

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Sulaimon Adelekan: Spurs will cope without Harry Kane with Son playing well. Kane wouldn't be missed both club and country. The current England squad have enough quality to cover Kane's absence.

Sami Choudhury: Harry Kane being out looked good before, so fans are getting optimistic. I strongly feel that this time however, things won't be good and Spurs will miss him. Then fans and me will be crying for him back.

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How many people can say they got their first international call-up at the age of 49?

And of those - if there are any - how many can say they were spotted while playing a match on billionaire businessman Sir Richard Branson's Caribbean holiday island of Mosquito?

Martin Smith, a plumber from Ipswich, is the only one.

After playing in that charity game, he was thrust into the British Virgin Islands (BVI) squad for their Concacaf Nations League qualifiers against Bonaire and the Turks and Caicos Islands last month in Anguilla.

Selected as reserve goalkeeper in those games he is yet to win a cap, but if he did it would make him the second-oldest international player in the world.

You can read more here.

It's never too late.

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Toni Kroos to Manchester United?

Paul Pogba to Real Madrid?

Christian Eriksen to Inter Milan?

The rumour mill is in full swing.

Here is today's gossip.

Will Shears: I cannot be the only Spurs fan who is pretty optimistic about Harry Kane being out of the side. We looked like we lack fight and belief when he is in the team. Not worried about top four.

On 27 April 2014 Liverpool lost at home to Chelsea and Manchester City won at Crystal Palace on a day which turned the Premier League title race in dramatic fashion.

Liverpool, with Steven Gerrard's slip proving so crucial, werebeaten 2-0 at Anfield,while City came out on top at Selhurst Park by the same scoreline before going on to win the league and deny the Reds a first title since 1990.

Five years on, the same two protagonists are again challenging to become champions and face the same opponents at the same venues this Sunday - only with quadruple-chasing City playing first this time around - on what could be another title-defining day.