David Bentley
Former Tottenham winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Mason Mount has got terrific energy and he has responded really well to Frank Lampard’s belief. He has his England call-up now and he has the freedom to express himself.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leicester are more than capable of challenging for a place in the top six. They are looking pretty steady even without Harry Maguire.

Jannik Vestergaard speaking to BBC Sport: "I think their goal knocked us a bit and gave them a bit of confidence. You can't play 90 minutes like we did the first 10 so it's only natural that we stepped up a gear.

"It was important that we kept the game close and we got our chance."

On his first goal for Southampton: "I was quite confident when I saw the cross and thought, 'This is mine' and hopefully it's the first of many.

(The sending off) "made it a little bit harder but we stuck with it, fought very hard as a team and overcame pressure that came after the sending off so we're very happy with the point."

Sho: 1 clean sheet in 19 games, I think that's only 4 wins in 16 games. No away win since February. It all shouts mid-table team......at best. Oh I'm talking about United by the way, not Southampton

Manchester United

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Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to BT Sport: "We started well, got the game where we wanted it and that's where you have to score the second and the third and finish it off. We weren't clinical enough. We had loads of chances, and the last bit is missing. It's getting there though.

"We know Daniel James' qualiites, he's got a great strike on him and he creates space for others. I'm delihgted for the boy, he's come in and made an impact for us.

"The three other games that we haven't won, we played better than against Chelsea. We are dominating and creating chances but haven't been clinical enough in front of goal to win games. We have missed penalties, chances - it's a dip in results but not in form."

Tony Husband
Match of the Day commentator

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Chelsea fans are adopting new heroes, a good buzz around the Bridge as Mason Mount starts and Frank Lampard bloods another Academy graduate Fikayo Tomori.

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Newcastle manager Steve Bruce makes two changes to the team that won at Tottenham last Sunday. Jetro Willems and Christian Atsu both start, replacing Matt Ritchie and Allan Saint-Maximin who are injured.

Newcastle XI:Dubravka, Dummett, Schar, Lascelles, Krafth, Hayden, Longstaff, Willems, Almiron, Atsu, Joelinton

Subs: Darlow, Clark, Sung-yueng, Jonjo Shelvey, Muto, Fernandez, Manquillo

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Watford manager Javi Gracia makes three changes to the side that lost at home to West Ham last Saturday in the Premier League.

Daryl Janmaat, Christian Kabasele and Roberto Pereyra all start as Gerard Deulofeu, Etienne Capoue and Jose Holebas miss out.

Watford XI: Foster, Kiko, Dawson, Cathcart, Janmaat, Cleverley, Doucoure, Hughes,Kabasele, Pereyra, Gray

Subs: Gomes, Deulofeu, Welbeck, Masina, Chalobah, Success, Sarr

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

James Maddison seems to have the perfect recipe around him.

With the way Brendan Rodgers wants to play football and with Jamie Vardy in the squad, he is going to get better and better.

He is quick in mind and with someone like Vardy running off him, he will find him all day long.

Leicester full-back Ben Chilwell is in the XI after sitting out the last three league and cup matches with a hip injury.

There is no room in the starting line-up for midfielder Hamza Choudhury, who was criticised by Newcastle manager Steve Bruce for a tackle on Matt Ritchie in the midweek League Cup match. Wilfred Ndidi replaces him.

Christian Fuchs, Dennis Praet and Ayoze Perez also drop to the bench having started in the game against Sheffield United last week, with Marc Albrighton and Harvey Barnes, who scored a great goal against the Blades, in the line-up.

Leicester: Schmeichel, Ricardo Pereira, Evans, Soyuncu, Chilwell, Ndidi, Albrighton, Tielemans, Maddison, Barnes, Vardy.

Subs: Justin, Gray, Ward, Perez, Choudhury, Praet, Fuchs

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Bournemouth's Harry Wilson comes in for Charlie Daniels, which is the only change from the XI that started in the 3-1 home defeat by Manchester City last week.

Bournemouth: Ramsdale, Mepham, Steve Cook, Ake, Smith, Harry Wilson, Billing, Lerma, Fraser, King, Callum Wilson.

Subs: Boruc, Surman, Solanke, Ibe, Stacey, Rico, Simpson.

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Defender Fikayo Tomori makes his first start for Chelsea, his only other Premier League appearance was as a substitute against Leicester on 15 May 2016. He replaces Andreas Christensen, who drops to the bench.

Chelsea XI: Kepa, Zouma, Tomori, Emerson, Azpilicueta, Jorginho, Barkley, Kovacic, Pulisic, Abraham, Mount.

Substitutes: Caballero, Alonso, Christensen, Willian, Batshuayi, Giroud, Gilmour.

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Oliver McBurnie, Sheffield United's record signing at £20M from Swansea, makes his first Premier League start in the only change for the Blades to the side that lost to Leciester last week. The 23-year-old is in for David McGoldrick.

Sheffield United XI: Henderson, Egan, O'Connell, Basham, Norwood, Baldock, Freeman, Stevens, Lundstram, Robinson, McBurnie.

Substitutes: Moore, Stearman, Mousset, Osborn, Besic, Sharp, McGoldrick

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James Ward-Prowse speaking to BT Sport: (The message at half-time was) "not to panic. We were quite comfortable during the game and we kept believing in what we were doing.

"We had to be patient and the giant at the back popped up with a great header."

Crystal Palace are unchanged from the side that stunned Manchester United last weekend. It means Joel Ward, Patrick van Aanholt and Jeffrey Schlupp have all recovered from knocks. Scott Dann (hand) doesn't make the squad.

Gary Cahill, who started his senior career at Aston Villa, makes his home league debut for the Eagles, having turned in a man of the match performance at Old Trafford.

Crystal Palace XI: Guaita, Ward, Van Aanholt, Kelly, Cahill, Milivojevic, Kouyate, Ayew, Zaha, Schlupp, McArthur.

Subs: Hennessey, Meyer, Townsend, Sakho, Benteke, McCarthy, Camarasa.

Dean Smith also names a side unchanged from their 2-0 victory over Everton last Friday.

It means a 100th Premier League appearance for goalkeeper Tom Heaton, who, along with team-mate Tyrone Mings, was named in Gareth Southgate's England squad earlier this week.

Aston Villa XI: Heaton, Guilbert, Engels, Mings, Taylor, Jota, Luiz, McGinn, Grealish, Trezeguet, Wesley.

Subs: Steer, Lansbury, Hourihane, Konsa, El Ghazi, El Mohamady, Davis.

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West Ham name an unchanged side from their win against Watford seven days ago.

However Jack Wilshere is absent from the bench again.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Fredericks, Diop, Ogbonna, Masuaku, Rice, Noble, Yarmolenko, Lanzini, Anderson, Haller.

Subs: Roberto, Balbuena, Zabaleta, Sanchez, Snodgrass, Fornals, Ajeti.

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Norwich City, who made 11 changes for their midweek Carabao Cup loss to Crawley Town, name a slighty changed side to face West Ham from the team that narrowly lost to Chelsea last time around.

Christoph Zimmermann comes in for the injured Grant Hanley.

Norwich XI: Krul, Aarons, Zimmerman, Godfrey, Lewis, Trybull, Leitner, Buendia, Steipermann, Cantwell, Pukki.

Subs: Fahrmann, Byram, Vrancic, Drmic, McLean, Amadou, Tettey.

Marco Giannini: The worst thing about United is all the plastic fans we acquired over the golden Ferguson period. It’s clear what Solskjaer is building at the club.

Steve Pearson: Far too much negativity with some Utd fans, get behind the team and manager. It's early days.

John Acres
MOTD commentator

This fixture brought about Newcastle's first league win last season under Rafael Benitez, and it was in November! They're up and running much quicker under his replacement Steve Bruce, thanks to that win at Spurs last weekend.

It was important for their record signing Joelinton to get that goal against Tottenham. The Brazilian missed the defeat to Leicester in the Carabao Cup but will be back, and full of confidence.

Watford's own record signing Ismaila Sarr made his full debut in their EFL Cup win over Coventry, scoring their first goal. I can see him starting - they look short of goals, and have Troy Deeney out injured.

I watched them at Everton and they could have come away with a point if their finishing had been better.

They won their first four Premier League games last season - if they lose their fourth in a row on Saturday, Javi Gracia will be under immense pressure with Arsenal and Manchester City up next after the international break.

Is 'top eight' a thing?

Chris Wise
MOTD commentator

The question: Against whom did Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester United suffer their last Premier League home defeat? The answer: Crystal Palace.

It is a remarkable statistic. And if Palace could marry up that superb away form with some consistency at home, they'd be a top-eight side. The trouble is that a trip to Selhurst Park is not anywhere near as tricky as it used to be, highlighted again by Colchester's victory on penalties in the Carabao Cup in the capital this week. That's the puzzle Roy Hodgson is working hard to solve.

Aston Villa's first points of the season against Everton last week were huge. They'd been a little unfortunate to have been left empty handed from their opening two matches. Dean Smith's newly-assembled side could prove to be an interesting outfit once they have fully settled.

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5Live

Daniel James and Ashley Young were flashing balls across the box towards the end and nobody was there gambling to get on the end of them. They were all just waiting for the ball to reach them. They did have bodies in the box but not enough movement.

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