Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender

Both of these sides actually played all right in midweek, but neither of them have anything to show for it.

Norwich's defeat at Watford means they have lost six league games in a row and it is just a matter of time until their relegation is confirmed.

West Ham lost at home to Burnley but they created enough chances to win that game and it still feels as if they are in better shape than the sides below them.

A win at Carrow Road would be massive for the Hammers, but even a point would edge them closer to safety.

Prediction: 1-1

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Norwich City

Norwich will be relegated if they lose to West Ham today.

If they draw, they're down if Watford (who play Newcastle) avoid defeat.

Even if Norwich draw and Watford lose, they'd still have to make up a significant swing in goal difference over their final three games.

But if they win, they can't go down until their next game on Tuesday.

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Team news for the games at Carrow Road and Vicarage Road will drop at 11.30am. Here's what we know already...

Norwich are boosted by Todd Cantwell's return from injury but Kenny McLean is a doubt due to a knee problem.

West Ham's Sebastien Haller is hoping for his first start since a hip injury.

Newcastle are hopeful captain Jamaal Lascelles will return from an ankle problem, but Emil Krafth is a doubt.

Miguel Almiron and Allan Saint-Maximin could return after missing the defeat to Man City.

A big one for Norwich, a big one for Watford, another big one for Chelsea.

Liverpool are just playing for records.

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One of Jack's former clubs Newcastle, who he managed for one season between 1984 and 1985, are playing in the early kick-off today.

They are six points off a place in the top 10 and could move up to 11th with a win today over Watford.

The Football Association of Ireland says former manager Jack Charlton "changed Irish football forever".

England said it was "devastated" by the death of a key member of the 1966 World Cup-winning side.

Tributes were also paid by former clubs Leeds, Newcastle, Sheffield Wednesday and Middlesbrough.

Charlton spent his entire playing career with Leeds between 1953 and 1973, before joining Middlesbrough later that year in his first managerial post.

Read some of the tributes here.

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Jack Charlton, a World Cup winner with England and former Republic of Ireland boss, has died aged 85.

The former Leeds defender had been diagnosed with lymphoma in the last year and also had dementia.

One of English football's most popular characters, he was in the team that won the World Cup at Wembley in 1966, alongside his brother Bobby.

He made a record number of appearances for Leeds and achieved unprecedented success with the Republic of Ireland.

A family statement read: "Jack died peacefully on Friday, July 10 at the age of 85. He was at home in Northumberland, with his family by his side.

"As well as a friend to many, he was a much-adored husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather."

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It's another busy day of Premier League football.

Norwich must win to avoid relegation, while Chelsea could give their Champions League hopes a huge boost.

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It's also a day to remember England legend Jack Charlton, who sadly passed away this morning.

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