Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, speaking to BT Sport about improved recent form: "Margins. It has not been as bad as everyone thought it has been and it is perhaps not as great as everyone thinks now.

"You are surprised by their lack of goals lately. They have had chances and not put them away. We need to defend properly, though. We can't come here and think it will be easy. We have to start well."

Game off in League Two because of the weather conditions. With it being a five hour trip from Grimsby to Plymouth, you'd have to assume there is a fair few away fans already on the road.

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Former Newcastle and England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Manchester United can make it four wins in a row because of the confidence which is flowing in the side now. That started with the draw against Liverpool. They picked up a lot of confidence from that. Their game looks to be a lot better now than it did six or seven weeks ago.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe, speaking to BT Sport: "It is unlike us in the last few games - we have not been at our attacking best.

"Harry Wilson's performance when he came on against Watford was very bright, very strong. Hopefully this will be a good change for us.

"All we can do is control ourselves and give our best performance. We are certainly looking forward to the game."

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Fair play to Dan James and Scott McTominay.

The wind may be that strong it has blown a load of leaves onto the pitch but they are not letting it affect their hair game.

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Arsenal manager Unai Emery says captain Granit Xhaka will not be in the squad for today's game against Wolves.

Xhaka reacted angrily to being booed by home fans when substituted in last Sunday's draw with Crystal Palace. After facing criticism in the aftermath, the Swiss international said he "reached boiling point" as a result of threats to his wife and daughter.

"We need time to recover the normality in him and for us," said Emery. "He said sorry, he gave an apology to the supporters and now is time to focus on the match."

Tommy Thomson: Not a bad starting XI for United, but would have given Williams another start instead of Young. Good to see Lingard not starting too.

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Seth: How Ashley Young keeps getting into this team is a mystery for the ages! One would have thought that Brandon Williams should have been picked ahead of him, but he's in the team. Is Ole under a spell from Young or something?

Adam Smith: Can’t help but think how much Bornemouth can’t allow Eddie Howe to leave given the current squad. I think they’d do a Charlton or a Stoke City after Curbishley & Pulis left them respectively.

Leicester have had a flying start to the season - sitting third after 10 games - and it is bringing back memories of their famous title-winning season under Claudio Ranieri in 2015-16.

By most metrics, they are better now than they were at the same stage that season.

So how do the two teams compare? And could Leicester actually challenge for this year's title?

Have a read of Emlyn Begley's piece on Brendan Rodgers' high-flying Foxes here.

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Sonja: February 2014: I took my husband (a Gunner) to Anfield, our first match together, me as an undercover Kop in the away end, it was 4-0 after 20min, 5-1 FT. I couldn’t hide my grin; he said the only reason he stayed was because it was my present for him.

Mike Stewart: Growing up a United fan in Manchester, with my dad dedicated Sunderland: he took me to Old Trafford from 1997 to 2001, cumulative score 12-0. He doesn't take me any more...

Marktay: Man Utd half time: 3 - 0 down against Spurs at White Hart lane. Won the game 3 - 5

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Jamie Vardy's hat-trick in Leicester's 9-0 thrashing of Southampton last week means he is sitting top of the Premier League scorers list with nine goals.

Add to that a Premier League title win in 2016 and 26 England caps, and it's fair to say Vardy has come a long way since starting his career in non-league with Stockbridge Park Steels in 2007.

But can you name 10 other players who rose from non-league to the top of English football Have a go here.

Football Focus visits Bundesliga side Union Berlin, a "rebellious" football club with a special set of fans, who are set to face cross-city rivals Hertha Berlin for the first time ever in the top flight this weekend, 30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Watch the full programme from 12:00 GMT on BBC One and take a sneak peak at the Union Berlin feature above.

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Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Anthony Martial is at that stage at his career at Manchester United where enough is enough now. He can't just turn up for a month, be unbelievable and then go missing again for six months.

This is a reoccurring thing with Martial. He's caught fire again, Man United are a better side with him in the team - I guarantee in a few months time he'll be out for another two or three months.

His ability has never been questioned. The reality is he missed out on a World Cup winners medal because he isn't doing enough for Manchester United.

The issue is being available. Injuries can't be helped, but I don't remember a time since he arrived where he has had a sustained run of games in that team and had the impact he should be having.

Bournemouth make one change to the side that drew 0-0 at Watford last week with on-loan Liverpool winger Harry Wilson replacing Arnaut Groeneveld.

Bournemouth XI: Aaron Ramsdale, Steve Cook, Nathan Ake, Adam Smith, Diego Rico, Philip Billing, Harry Wilson, Ryan Fraser, Jefferson Lerma, Joshua King, Callum Wilson.

Subs: Simon Francis, Chris Mepham, Arnaut Groeneveld, Lewis Cook, Lloyd Kelly, Dominic Solanke, Artur Boruc.

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After their midweek Carabao Cup win at Chelsea, Manchester United revert to the same starting XI they had for last Sunday's Premier League win at Norwich.

Manchester United XI: David de Gea, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Victor Lindelof, Harry Maguire, Ashley Young, Fred, Daniel James, Andreas Pereira, Scott McTominay, Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford.

Subs: Brandon Williams, James Garner, Marcos Rojo, Juan Mata, Jesse Lingard, Mason Greenwood, Sergio Romero.

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Some Yumphla: 10 August 2006. Uefa cup qualifying: Gretna 1 v Derry City 5. Gretna were favourites, but their fairy tale became ours as we blew them away with 5 top quality goals at Fir Park after falling behind. PSG were held scoreless at home in the next round too...

David Shaw: When Manchester United destroyed Arsenal 8-2 at Old Trafford

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For this week's Premier League predictions, Lawro is up against Tommy O'Dell from Australian rock band DMA'S.

Tommy is from Sydney but his dad is an Everton fan from Liverpool - and he says he had no choice on who to support.

"I hope Marco Silva can turn things around," says Tommy.

"The last few weeks have been a bit brutal, and the amount of goals we concede from set-pieces is pretty harrowing, but I don't think sacking the manager is the answer."

Check out all their predictions here

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It is a bit of a grim morning down in Bournemouth today. Wet and windy and it is not expected to get much better as they day goes on.

The team news will be out in the next 10 minutes but here's what we know about who is out and who could be in the mix.

Dan Gosling is back in training and could come into contention for Bournemouth but David Brooks, Charlie Daniels and Junior Stanislas remain sidelined.

Manchester United will monitor Victor Lindelof, Marcus Rashford and Harry Maguire, who all suffered injuries in the EFL Cup win at Chelsea.

Paul Pogba's ankle problem is likely to keep him sidelined until December. Axel Tuanzebe, Nemanja Matic and Luke Shaw are also still out and not expected to return until after the international break.