John Southall
BBC Radio 5 live football reporter at Vicarage Road

Graham Taylor is smiling down on us, there’s a huge banner of him in the lower tier of his stand with quotes either side. We’ve got a banner of club legends at one end and Elton John and Graham Taylor at the other under the title Rocket men. Credit to Watford Vicarage Road is looking as good as it can fan-less.

Plenty of sub plots here, Nigel Pearson should know plenty about Leicester, Brendan Rodgers is back at Watford and Jamie Vardy is after his 100th Premier League goal.

Saturday football is back. Updates onBBC Radio 5 Live from 12:30 BST.

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Steve: TBH I think they have done quite a good job with the fake crowd sounds but you will always know its fake. I switch as I quite like the rawness of just players voices, even the swearing is OK its part of the game.

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There's just one change to the Watford side who lost 1-0 to Crystal Palace in their last match.

It's one Craig in, one Craig out. Dawson starts while Cathcart settles for a place on the bench.

More importantly, captain Troy Deeney is in the starting XI.

Watford XI: Foster, Dawson, Deeney, Masina, Doucoure, Femenia, Hughes, Sarr, Kabasele, Capoue, Pererya

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The big boys are back in the team for Leicester.

Ben Chilwell, Jamie Vardy and Youri Tielemans, who didn't start against Aston Villa in their last match, are back in the side.

Ricardo Pereira, Kelechi Iheanacho and Dennis Praet are the ones to drop out.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Justin, Chilwell, Soyuncu, Evans, Tielemans, Vardy, Maddison, Albrighton, Barnes, Ndidi

Right, team news for the early game dropping in a few minutes...

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says Leroy Sane 'wanted another adventure'.

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If you stick on BBC Radio 5 Live, you'll get updates from all four matches throughout the day.

There's full commentary of Brighton v Arsenal at 15:00 BST and Bournemouth v Crystal Palace will be the first Premier League match to be shown live on BBC One at 19:45 BST.

How have you found having fake crowd noise when watching from home? Does it make up for the lack of a real atmosphere, or is it not doing the business for you?

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It's all about the action down the bottom today.

Watford, Brighton, West Ham and Bournemouth are all in need of some points - and fast.

There's just three points separating second bottom and 15th. Norwich, after suffering a 3-0 loss to Southampton last night, look down and out.

But the rest is anybody's guess.

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This is it. This is Premier League football on Saturday's for the foreseeable. No drinks at the pub, no bovril at the ground, no programme-selling outside the stadium and no singing (a little tipsy) on public transport on the way home.

It's television football and kicking the kids out of the living room to concentrate on the game.

So how are you spending the day? We want all your pictures, stories and plans. Send them in using #bbcfootball or text 81111 (UK only) and we'll collate the best ones.

We'll get the team news in just under half an hour but here's what we know already...

Watford captain Troy Deeney is likely to be involved despite returning to training later than his team-mates due to concerns over coronavirus.

Daryl Janmaat, Gerard Deulofeu and Isaac Success have all been ruled out for the remainder of the season.

Leicester midfielder Dennis Praet has a tight calf and needed to be assessed but Ayoze Perez and Ryan Bennett have both been passed fit.

Ricardo Pereira and Daniel Amartey are all still sidelined.

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A LOT of football.

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This was Bruno last night. He knocked my dinner all over my laptop just as I was filing the match report for the Norwich-Southampton game.

Don't let those puppy eyes fool you, he'll be a menace today. If there's any typos, you can blame him.

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The Premier League is well and truly back. We've enjoyed mid-week action through the lens of our television cameras but this is the first Saturday since 7 March we've been able to watch the football.

And it's a back-to-back feast!

Four games, nine hours of football and a long time I'm going to have to keep the dog entertained while I sit in front of my laptop...

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