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Winger Andriy Yarmolenko makes his first start for West Ham since the Premier League returned last month as David Moyes makes one change to the side that drew with Newcastle on Sunday.

Record signing Sebastien Haller is also named on the bench following a hip injury.

West Ham: Lukasz Fabianski, Ryan Fredericks, Aaron Cresswell, Declan Rice, Angelo Ogbonna, Issa Diop, Andriy Yarmolenko, Pablo Fornals, Tomas Soucek, Jarrod Bowen, Michail Antonio.

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Boss Sean Dyche sticks with the same Burnley XI that drew 1-1 with Sheffield United last time out, with striker Chris Wood among the substitutes.

Burnley: Nick Pope, Phil Bardsley, Kevin Long, Charlie Taylor, James Tarkowski, Erik Pieters, Josh Brownhill, Dwight McNeil, Ashley Westwood, Jay Rodriguez, Matej Vydra.

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Sheffield United make two changes from the 11 that began the 1-1 draw at Burnley on Sunday as club captain Billy Sharp replaces David McGoldrick up front, while Jack O'Connell returns to the defence with Jack Robinson dropping out.

Sheffield United: Henderson, O'Connell, Egan, Basham, Stevens, Osborn, Norwood, Berge, Baldock, Sharp, McBurnie.

Substitutes: Moore, Robinson, Rodwell, Zivkovic, Mousset, Lundstram, Jagielka, Freeman.

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Just the one change for Wolves from the side beaten 2-0 by Arsenal on Saturday as Diogo Jota comes into the side in place of Leander Dendoncker.

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

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

Manchester City make five changes to the side that lost to Southampton last time out.

Chief string-puller Kevin de Bruyne returns to the starting line-up, as does John Stones for the first time since the restart.

Nicolas Otamendi comes in alongside him in central defence, with Phil Foden and Rodri also starting.

Eric Garcia, Aymeric Laporte, Bernardo Silva, Fernandinho and Raheem Sterling drop out.

Man City XI: Ederson, Cancelo, Stones, Otamendi, Zinchenko, Rodri, De Bruyne, D Silva, Mahrez, Foden, Jesus.

Newcastle make six changes to the side that drew 2-2 against West Ham in the previous game.

Fabian Schar, Danny Rose, DeAndre Yedlin, Valentino Lazaro, Matt Ritchie and Nabil Bentaleb all come in.

Jamaal Lascelles, Javier Manquillo, Isaac Hayden, Allan Saint-Maximin, Miguel Almiron and Dwight Gayle drop out.

Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Krafth, Schar, Yedlin, Fernandez, Rose, Bentaleb, Lazaro, Shelvey, Ritchie, Joelinton.

West Ham manager David Moyes says it is "not correct" his team are playing Premier League games so close together.

The Hammers are in the midst of a run of three matches in seven days.

"For us to be put in a period of three games in six days [seven], which arguably are three of our most important games, is not correct," said Moyes.

"I don't agree with the Premier League and how they've done that."

West Ham are assessing record signing Sebastien Haller after he returned to training following a hip injury.

Felipe Anderson is out once again with a hamstring injury, while Robert Snodgrass is expected to miss the rest of the season with a back problem.

Burnley are again without Ben Mee and Jack Cork because of respective thigh and ankle injuries, with the pair set to be out for the rest of season.

Matt Lowton and Ashley Barnes remain long-term absentees.

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Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder faces a "big decision" whether to pick Jack O'Connell or Jack Robinson at centre-back.

O'Connell made his return from injury as a second-half substitute - replacing Robinson - against Burnley on Sunday.

Wolves forward Pedro Neto will be assessed after picking up a knock against Arsenal last time out.

Daniel Podence will be available after a period of self-isolation following a trip to Portugal.

Manchester City have no fresh injury worries.

Gabriel Jesus may again deputise for the injured Sergio Aguero, with manager Pep Guardiola insisting the Brazilian produced "one of his best performances of this season" against Southampton.

Newcastle have a number of new injury issues with Miguel Almiron and Allan Saint-Maximin both doubts.

Andy Carroll and Jamaal Lascelles are also potential absentees with respective groin and ankle problems.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC Football Expert

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Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus is good, but he's not as good as Sergio Aguero.

Of the two, Jesus is probably better player outside the box but the Argentina striker might have made the difference for City in Sunday's defeat by Southampton because he is so deadly in front of goal.

City desperately need Aguero to be back fit if they are to go all the way in the Champions League this season, because there is just no comparison between him and Jesus when it comes to guile and finishing.

I don't think it will matter too much against Newcastle, mind. City will create a lot of chances, like they did against Saints and I don't see Steve Bruce's side keeping them out.

Prediction: 3-0

The day's action has already begun with Millwall versus Middlesbrough in the Championship. You can follow that game here.

A 3pm kick off on a Wednesday in July is peak 2020.

Hello!

Another day, another round of Premier League fixtures as the restarted season steams towards its conclusion.

The title is wrapped up and even the relegation places appear to be taking shape, but the battle to secure European football is very much still on.

Here's tonight's full line up of fixtures:

18:00 BST

Manchester City v Newcastle

Sheff Utd v Wolves

West Ham v Burnley

20:15 BST

Brighton v Liverpool

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The title battle may be over but the season is far from complete for Manchester City.

Pep Guardiola's side could still end the campaign with what would be a hugely impressive treble by adding the FA Cup and Champions League trophies to their League Cup success.

But consistency - or lack of - has arguably been City's downfall in the Premier League this season, and it is something they will need to rediscover if they are to truly challenge for additional silverware this season.

After losing to Southampton last-time out, can they kick-start a strong run of results by seeing off a Newcastle side they triumphed over just a couple of weeks ago?