Mikele Arteta's first Arsenal starting XI sees Mesut Ozil restored to the line-up for their trip to Bournemouth.

Another new manager, Carlo Ancelotti, includes Bernard in his first Everton line-up, with Moise Kean remaining on the bench.

As expected, Roberto - who has endured a difficult season so far - starts in goal for West Ham after David Martin was ruled out through injury.

The team news is dropping from all six games kicking off at 15:00 GMT. You can see the line-ups in full by following the links below.

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Mark Schwarzer
Former Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fantastic ball Christian Eriksen and a brilliant first time touch by Serge Aurier. It's one touch football and when it leaves Dele Alli's foot, we're thinking 'is this going to go miles wide?' but it goes inside the post and it's a wonderful finish.

Might just have been the best passage of play of the Jose Mourinho era at Tottenham...

Good pressing from Dele Alli and Giovani Lo Celso to rob the ball back in midfield, with Alli finding Lucas Moura on the left.

The Brazilian just stumbles as he goes to cross it and Brighton clear.

Bob Moss: Harry Winks should be having an early bath. Definite yellow.

Prince Gyimah: I can't believe Winks wasn't shown a second yellow for the tackle on Gross.

First change for Brighton.

Aaron Connolly heads off to be replaced by Neal Maupay.

Spurs also make a switch, with Christian Eriksen on for Harry Winks, probably before the England man gets sent-off...

Aaron Mooy and Pascal Gross stand over the free-kick. It'll be Gross...

Great effort!

He hits the target, but Paulo Gazzaniga gets a solid fist to it to punch away from danger.

That said... Brighton are dangerous on the break and Pascal Gross cleverly chops inside to work some space, only to be floored by Harry Winks on the edge of the area.

Winks has already been booked. No second yellow here though. Lucky man?

Giovani Lo Celso looks handy. Barely seen any football since his move from Real Betis but has a bit longer to show what he can do today.

The Argentine works it right to Toby Alderweireld, but the defender's low cross is cleared. Tottenham starting to get on top in this one.

Lucas Moura is the man carrying Tottenham forward, trying to make things happen and being a right pain for the Brighton defenders with his pressing when they're in possession.

He picks it up in midfield and slots Moussa Sissoko into space, but the Frenchman's touch gets away from him.

First little bit of creativity from Giovani Lo Celso, who nips forward and flicks a pass right towards Harry Kane. Kane goes down under Dan Burn's challenge, but it's just a Tottenham throw.

Harry Kane has now scored 100 home goals in 172 appearances in all competitions at club level, with 90 of those coming for Tottenham (five for Millwall, three for Leyton Orient, two for Leicester City).

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Ouchy. Dele Alli catches Adam Webster on the chin as the pair jump for the ball. Just a free-kick to Brighton though.

Ash Williams: That goal is made by a Lucas Moura. No one moved for him and he worked hard to force the deflection.

Harry Kane is almost in again... Moussa Sissoko charges down a clearance like this is a fiery Six Nations clash and it bounces towards the Spurs striker, but Mat Ryan reacts quickly.

Ryan Sessegnon makes way, Giovani Lo Celso comes on for Tottenham.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Harry Kane is very good from that tight position and will always score. Brighton will be feeling really unlucky not to clear the ball there. Mat Ryan's save was brilliant but he just couldn't control were the parry was going.