Wolves

Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo on balancing competitions: "It all comes down to the commitment of the players. We are delighted we are able to do it and we will keep on going.

"We knew what was waiting for us so we prepared according to that."

On Jose Mourinho at Tottenham: "Each manager has his own ideas. It's a very good team with very good players and a very good manager. Playing under him was exceptional."

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Having made several changes for Wolves' final Europa League group game against Besiktas on Thursday, manager Nuno Espirito Santo today names the same side which started in the 2-2 draw with Brighton last weekend.

Wolves XI: Patricio, Dendoncker, Coady, Saiss, Doherty, Moutinho, Neves, Jonny, Traore, Jimenez, Jota

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Likewise, Tottenham are unchanged from their 5-0 thrashing of Burnley last Saturday, after manager Jose Mourinho made five changes to his side in their 3-1 defeat by Bayern Munich on Wednesday.

Tottenham XI: Gazzaniga, Aurier, Sanchez, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Sissoko, Dier, Moura, Alli, Son, Kane

Everton have won just one of their last 26 Premier League away games against Man Utd (D5 L20), winning 1-0 at Old Trafford in December 2013.

Everyone gets played off the park by the Blades. I forgot to say you can get in touch on the usual channels, on text or Twitter:

Richard Browne: Winning regularly? United won two games set up for how they play, park the bus and counter. Three games ago they were played off the park by Sheff Utd!

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

The names Tom Manley and Jackie Wassall might not mean much to most Manchester United fans but they have a significant position in the club's history.

They were the 'home-grown' players picked for a Second Division game at Fulham on 30 October, 1937 that started a run that will reach 4,000 consecutive games in which United have included a player they have developed in their matchday squad.

Football historians Tony Park and Steve Hobin did the donkey work - but it is an amazing statistic.

As a player, Everton caretaker manager Duncan Ferguson scored more Premier League goals against Man Utd than he did against any other side (seven goals in 16 games).

However, the Scotsman also lost more games against the Red Devils than any other team (10).

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Wolves

Both sides played in Europe in midweek but both name the same XIs who started in the Premier League last weekend. Easy.

Manchester United

Manchester United are unchanged from the team which beat Manchester City last weekend.

Duncan Ferguson makes four changes as Sidibe, Walcott, Schneiderlin and Sigurdsson are dropped from the team, and the matchday squad altogether.

Illness or just ruthless management?

Full teams to come.

Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham have lost 10 of their last 14 Premier League away games (W1 D3) – their previous 10 defeats on the road came across a 44-game spell. Indeed, Spurs last suffered more away league defeats in a single calendar year back in 2006 (11).

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Martin Fisher
Match of the Day commentator

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For the first time in over six years, there will be a man called Ferguson in the Old Trafford dugout again.

'Big Dunc' might have expected to be suited and booted just the once, but the manner and emotion of the victory over Chelsea was too powerful. Evertonians loved his performance, the big wigs upstairs happy to sanction an encore that gives them more time to select the right man for the long term.

Success at United could cloud that issue, but how likely is that?

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side seem to have turned a corner. Scoring freely, winning regularly and now closing in on the top four.

Best of luck to whoever has to tell Duncan Ferguson he is no longer the manager of Everton anyway, should that day come to pass.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on BBC Football Focus

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Duncan Ferguson is loved by every Evertonian and everyone knows that. What is underappreciated is how intelligent he is, how good a coach he has been around the club for some time.

He has gone about it quietly educating himself on how he is going to prepare himself for taking on the top job. There is probably only one job he wants, it's the ultimate job and I would love to see him get it. I think he could rally bring changes there.

Alistair Mann
MOTD commentator

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The last time Wolves enjoyed an unbeaten run longer than this in the top flight was in 1959 - an unscathed 18-game run which included them lifting the title. To beat that record they would need to keep blemish-free for the next eight matches, in a schedule which will see them face Spurs, Manchester City and Liverpool twice.

Their initial challenge will be to negotiate a reinvigorated Tottenham, who've accumulated as many victories in Jose Mourinho's first four games in charge as they did in Mauricio Pochettino's last 15.

Perhaps equally as significantly, Spurs have even ended their away-day hoodoo during Mourinho's tenure, which will only serve to inspire them at a ground where they were also successful last season.

OT is not the only show in town today though, far from it...

Manchester United v Everton (14:00 GMT)

Wolves v Tottenham (14:00 GMT)

Arsenal v Manchester City (14:00 GMT)

Everton

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It barely feels like five minutes to a creaking wreck like me since Duncan Ferguson headed that winner against Manchester United but it was actually nearly 15 years ago.

Paul Scholes and Gary Neville were both sent off too. Quite the night.

Manchester United are not now what they were then of course - can Ferguson conjure up another win?

A formidable Scot in the Old Trafford dugout once again.

Can Duncan Ferguson add another chapter to his Everton legend with a win today?

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He's got previous.

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