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Paul Pogba makes his first start for Manchester United since 30 September as the hosts make three changes to the side that drew at Spurs.

The Frenchman is joined in midfield by Nemanja Matic and there is also a rare start in attack for Mason Greenwood.

Fred, Scott McTominay and Daniel James all drop to the bench.

Man Utd: De Gea, Shaw, Lindelof, Maguire, Wan-Bissaka, Matic, Pogba, Fernandes, Greenwood, Rashford, Martial

Subs: Romero, Bailly, Mata, Pereira, Fred, James, Ighalo, McTominay, Williams

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Sheffield United goalkeeper Dean Henderson is unable to play against his parent club, so he is replaced by Simon Moore as the Blades make five changes.

Phil Jagielka replaces the suspended John Egan at the heart of defence, while John Lundstram also returns. Lys Mousset and David McGoldrick come in for Billy Sharp and Oliver McBurnie in attack.

Sheffield Utd: Moore, Baldock, Jagielka, Stevens, Basham, Lundstram, Robinson Fleck, Norwood, McGoldrick, Mousset

Subs: Verrips, Freeman, McBurnie, Sharp, Freeman, Osborn, Rodwell, Zivkovic, Berge

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Who needs your best two attackers anyway? Presumably there is method to this madness.

Norwich: Krul, Aarons, Godfrey, Klose, Lewis, McLean, Tettey, Rupp, Duda, Hernandez, Drmic. Subs: Vrancic, Leitner, Cantwell, Emi, Stiepermann, Trybull, Pukki, McGovern, Idah.

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Refreshingly old school 4-4-2 stuff from Carlo.

Everton: Pickford, Coleman, Keane, Holgate, Digne, Iwobi, Davies, Andre Gomes, Bernard, Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison. Subs: Baines, Sigurdsson, Stekelenburg, Kean, Martina, Virginia, Branthwaite, Baningime, Gordon.

Referee: Andrew Madley (West Yorkshire)

It's starting to hot up with eight games remaining in the battle for a place in the top four and Champions League football.

Manchester United are chasing Chelsea in fourth and are just five points behind. Victory over Chris Wilder's side tonight will move them within two.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side have a fairly favourable run-in too so will hope to pick up a fair few points in the next few weeks.

Sheffield United are not out of it either. They are just two points behind Man Utd. A win tonight would see them leapfrog them and move into fifth. Not too shabby!

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Contrasting set-ups for us tonight. Emma is in the office and Tom is working from home.

Coaster for the brew is a bonus.

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Wolves make one change to the side which beat West Ham 2-0 on Saturday, with Adama Traore replacing Leander Dendoncker.

Wolves: Patricio, Doherty, Saiss, Coady, Boly, Jonny, Neves, Moutinho, Traore, Jota, Jimenez.

Subs: Jordao, Neto, Podence, Gibbs-White, Vinagre, Dendoncker, Buur, Kilman, Ruddy.

Bournemouth make two changes after their 2-0 home defeat by Crystal Palace on Saturday, with Philip Billing and Junior Stanislas coming in for Harry Wilson and the injured Joshua King.

Bournemouth: Ramsdale, S. Cook, Stacey, Ake, Smith, L. Cook, Lerma, Billing, Brooks, Stanislas, C. Wilson.

Subs: Gosling, Surman, Solanke, Groeneveld, Rico, H. Wilson, Kelly, Mepham, Boruc.

Achu S: Love the lineup for today’s game. Hopefully Matic justifies his selection ahead of McTominay.

Everton's Alan Partridge-based social media approach today has been 10 on 10.

Mark Lawrenson

I've said before that I think Newcastle boss Steve Bruce has done a really good job and his side know how to play his system. That's why they are safe already.

Sunday's win over Sheffield United essentially secured the Magpies' survival - they are 13th, 11 points above the bottom three with eight games to go.

Villa, meanwhile, are still in deep trouble. They have had a bit of a nightmare in their first two games back, and I think they will have to wait a little bit longer for their first win since January.

Lawro's prediction: 1-1

Aitch's prediction: 2-0

Horrific.

The anticipation is building...

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Norwich are not the only ones in trouble.

It's another big game for Aston Villa, who need to start moving up the table in order to avoid relegation back to the Championship.

There's an 11-point gap between Newcastle in 13th and Bournemouth in 18th so the Magpies are pretty much safe.

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Do you want your club to be described as 'lovely' or 'a family club'?

I always feel it comes before a big BUT.

Jonathan Pearce
BBC Match of the Day commentator

Norwich City is a lovely club: warm and inviting, friendly off the pitch and with a riot of colour in the stands, it's normally so vibrant with a full noise.

It's sad that it's almost certainly slipping out of the Premier League standing lonely and forlorn in these strange days when many people still doubt the wisdom of playing any football.

No Premier League side on 21 points or lower after 30 Premier League games has ever stayed up.

Even if the Canaries win this and crucial relegation six-pointers against Brighton, Watford and West Ham it'll still need that "little miracle" described by Daniel Farke pre-lockdown to survive.

I hope they keep him whatever. His team has been attractive and attacking. He's honest and diligent.

He's never had a fully fit defence, and naivety at the back has cost them so dearly.

They have saleable assets with real talent. If they cash in on a couple but keep the core of the group they could bounce back if the worst should happen. It's a sensible club these days. They won't panic.

And they're not down yet.

Paul and Bruno = bessies.

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Newcastle boss Steve Bruce names the same starting XI that earned that impressive 3-0 win over Sheffield United in his side's first game back. So Joelinton has a chance to make it two goals in two games, after having gone 27 league games without one.

Miguel Almiron and Allan Saint-Maximin will supply the ammunition.

Newcastle: Dubravka, Manquillo, Lascelles, Fernandez, Rose, Ritchie, Shelvey, Hayden, Saint-Maximin, Almiron, Joelinton.

Subs: Schar, Carroll, Gayle, Muto, Krafth, Yedlin, Lazaro, Darlow, Bentaleb.

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Aston Villa's third game back sees them make two changes from the defeat to Chelsea on Sunday. Mbwana Samatta starts in attack in place of Keinan Davis while Trezeguet replaces Conor Hourinhane in midfield.

Aston Villa: Nyland, Konsa, Hause, Mings, Targett, Trezeguet, Douglas Luiz, McGinn, El Ghazi, Samatta, Grealish.

Subs: Taylor, Nakamba, Hourihane, Borja Baston, Jota, Elmohamady, Reina, Vassilev, Davis.

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Wolves

It's no surprise to anyone who saw his cameo the other day but Adama Traore starts for Wolves. He replaces Leander Dendoncker in the only change from the win at West Ham.

Bournemouth make two changes from their BBC One horrowshow. In come Philip Billing and Junior Stanislas for Harry Wilson and Joshua King.

Paul Pogba starts for Manchester United for the first time since 30 September. Mason Greenwood is one of three changes.

Dean Henderson is ineligible to play against his parent club so Simon Moore starts in goal for Sheffield United. John Lundstram & Phil Jagielka also start among five changes.

Norwich City

Norwich need wins in a big way but they've left out key attackers Teemu Pukki and Todd Cantwell tonight. Both are on the bench.

They make four changes in all as Lukas Rupp, Onel Hernandez, Ondrej Duda and Alex Tettey come in.

Everton's team news is much more straightforward. Bernard replaces Anthony Gordon in the only change from the Merseyside snoozefest.