Mark Lawrenson
Former Oxford United manager

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I am not bothered about the reception Jose Mourinho gets from the Manchester United fans, I want to see what team he picks - because that will tell us whether he thinks he can go there and win, or whether he is thinking "let's not lose".

With Jose, it is usually the latter more often than the former, but I am actually going to go for a Spurs win.

Prediction: 0-2

Read Lawro's full predictions of all this week's games

Watford

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Watford have won just one of their last 18 Premier League games (D6 L11), beating Norwich 2-0 last month.

That's very nearly half a season...

It's, er, not the strongest squad on paper you've ever seen is it?

Man Utd: de Gea, Wan Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Young, McTominay, Fred, James, Lingard, Rashford, Greenwood. Subs: Mata, Andreas Pereira, Romero, Shaw, Garner, Tuanzebe, Williams.

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John Terry famously said he didn't want to line up against Chelsea in the final throes of his playing days because it "wouldn't feel right".

Tonight, he is back at the Bridge as part of the opposition.

The Villa assistant manager faces the Blues, where he is regarded as their finest ever captain having led them to countless trophies, for the first time (in an official capacity, at least) since leaving at the end of the 2016-17 season.

"He always said he would never go back and play against them and I’m certainly not going to pick him!" quipped Villa manager Dean Smith.

"I’m sure he’ll get an unbelievable reception. His mind has been solely on helping us to try and beat the club he loves."

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Just the one change for Southampton from the side that beat Watford 2-1 on Saturday as Shane Long starts and Michael Obafemi is on the bench.

Southampton: McCarthy, Cedric, Stephens, Bednarek, Bertrand, Djenepo, Ward-Prowse, Hojbjerg, Redmond, Ings, Long.

Substitutes: Yoshida, Adams, Romeu, Boufal, Obafemi, Gunn, Danso.

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Norwich name the same 11 that began the 2-2 draw with Arsenal on Sunday.

Norwich: Krul, Aarons, Zimmermann, Godfrey, Byram, Amadou, Trybull, Cantwell, McLean, Hernandez, Pukki.

Substitutes: Vrancic, Lewis, Emi, Stiepermann, Fahrmann, Tettey, Srbeny.

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Scott McTominay returns as Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes four changes to the side that drew 1-1 against Aston Villa on Sunday.

Anthony Martial misses out, while Brandon Williams, Juan Mata and Andreas Pereira all drop to the bench. Jesse Lingard, Ashley Young, Mason Greenwood and McTominay are their replacements.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Young, McTominay, Fred, Lingard, James, Rashford, Greenwood

Subs: Romero, Mata, Pereira, Shaw, Garner, Tuanzebe, Williams

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On his return to Old Trafford, Jose Mourinho makes two changes to the Tottenham side that won against Bournemouth on Saturday.

Harry Winks and Lucas Moura replace Tanguy Ndombele and Eric Dier.

Tottenham XI: Gazzaniga, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Sanchez, Aurier, Winks, Sissoko, Alli, Heung-min, Moura, Kane

Subs: Austin, Rose, Dier, Lo Celso, Foyth, Eriksen, Ndombele

One change for Leicester as Christian Fuchs makes his first Premier League start since 24 August. He replaces Ben Chilwell, who is not in the Foxes squad.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Ricardo Pereira, Evans, Soyuncu, Fuchs, Ndidi, Perez, Tielemans, Maddison, Barnes, Vardy. Subs: Justin, Morgan, Albrighton, Ward, Iheanacho, Choudhury, Praet.

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Watford also make one change as Troy Deeney comes in for Jose Holebas, who has not travelled to Leicester because of an ankle injury.

Watford XI: Foster, Femenia, Mariappa, Cathcart, Masina, Doucoure, Capoue, Hughes, Sarr, Deeney, Deulofeu. Subs: Gomes, Chalobah, Gray, Quina, Success, Dele-Bashiru, Foulquier.

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Wolves defender Romain Saiss, who was banned for the 1-1 draw against Sheffield United, returns to the XI and replaces Max Kilman.

Wolves: Rui Patricio, Dendoncker, Coady, Saiss, Doherty, Neves, Joao Moutinho, Jonny, Traore, Jimenez, Jota.

Subs: Bennett, Pedro Neto, Cutrone, Ruddy, Ruben Vinagre, Kilman, Ashley-Seal.

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West Ham make one change from the XI that started in the 1-0 win over Chelsea with Sebastien Haller in for Michail Antonio, who failed a late fitness test.

David Martin, who made his Premier League debut in the match against the Blues, retains his place in goal.

West Ham: Martin, Fredericks, Balbuena, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Snodgrass, Noble, Rice, Fornals, Felipe Anderson, Haller.

Subs: Zabaleta, Yarmolenko, Roberto, Sanchez, Masuaku, Ajeti, Holland.

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Tammy Abraham's inclusion after a hip injury was said to be touch and go - but the game was given away when he walked off the Chelsea bus earlier with a beaming smile.

The England international starts up front instead of Olivier Giroud, one of five changes made by Blues boss Frank Lampard after Saturday's 1-0 home defeat by West Ham.

Skipper Cesar Azpilicueta, centre-back Andreas Christensen, central midfielder N'Golo Kante and winger Willian are the other players recalled.

Jorginho, Emerson, Fikayo Tomori sit on the bench alongside Giroud, but there is no spot there for Pedro.

Aston Villa boss Dean Smith makes three changes to the starting XI from Sunday's 2-2 draw at Manchester United.

Right-back Frederic Guilbert serves a one-match suspension for accumulating five yellow cards and is replaced by Ahmed El Mohamady.

Trezeguet starts after Anwar El Ghazi jarred his knee at Old Trafford, while Marvelous Nakamba starts ahead of Douglas Luiz.

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Leicester City

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Yes.

Leicester have won their last six Premier League matches – the Foxes have only had a longer winning run once in the top-flight, winning seven in a row between December 1962 and March 1963.

Tottenham midfielder Moussa Sissoko told BBC Sport: "We approach this like every game but of course it’s Manchester United.

"We will go there and try to play our game, try to do well and try to come back with the three points.

"We know it won’t be easy, it’s never easy to play against United especially away but we have the team to do it.

"It will be an exciting game to play and hopefully we can come back from there with three points and keep going forward."

Tammy Abraham's injury absence has not lasted long - he's back in the XI to face old loan side Aston Villa.

Scott McTominay is back for Manchester United, while 18-year-old Mason Greenwood starts instead of Anthony Martial up front.

Two changes for Spurs - with Harry Winks and Lucas Moura coming in. Christian Eriksen is on the bench again.

West Ham goalkeeper David Martin keeps his place in the team, meanwhile Michail Antonio has not been passed fit in time.

Leicester City

Just the one change for Leicester as Ben Chilwell misses out - title-winning legend Christian Fuchs comes in.

Watford bring back Troy Deeney.

Southampton

Not much in the way of team news down on the south coast - Shane Long comes in for Southampton while Norwich are unchanged.

Team news incoming for our first five games...

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Jonathan Pearce
BBC Match of the Day commentator

The Vulnerable One against The Humble One?

Old Trafford chiefs keep reassuring Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. I hope they do give him enough time to rebuild a fortress there.

Eight home games unbeaten suggests he's slowly moving down the right track. But it's still their worst start to a league campaign in 31 years. A heavy defeat on Jose Mourinho's return will sharpen the blades of social media axe wielders.

We've seen Jose's charm offensive at new clubs before. But was he ever as happy at United as he seems now as he tries to become the first Spurs boss to win his first three top-flight games? They're playing to their strengths. They're winning again. I wouldn't be at all surprised to see that run continue.

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It's not only Jack Grealish's Peaky Blinders/80s synth pop-infused barnet which has been catching the eye this season.

The Villa talisman has been his boyhood club's creative force on their return to the Premier League, with no English midfielder being directly involved in more goals than the seven (three goals and four assists) he has created.

That has led to growing calls for him to be given international recognition by England boss Gareth Southgate and another impressive performance tonight on the turf of one of the big boys will only lead to more shouts.

BBC Sport's Alistair Magowan has been analysing what Grealish would offer the Three Lions.