Newcastle United

Newcastle 's Jacob Murphy talking to MOTD: "I peeped round the wall and saw the bottom corner was open. Did some research and saw anything low and hard had half a chance.

"It was massive for me, my only other goal was a consolation goal. I enjoyed playing wing back. I new the job and thought I carried it out pretty well.

"It was a really dogged performance."

Steven: Bruce bores me to tears but credit where its due, Wolves are a good side. Thats a good point, like against Spurs, negative but effective

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Steve Bruce on BBC Sport: "We didn't have any natural midfield players who want to win the ball back today. We have to defend better than we have done of late, we have to be hard to beat.

"It was hard work but that's the Premier League. Almiron does the hard work, it's very hard for me to leave him out, he's a manager's delight. He ran himself to a standstill.

"We are trying to find a balance to the team, it won't happen overnight but we are trying to change the way we play."

Wolves

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Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo to BBC Sport: "Set-pieces are very important and you need to organise well. We had enough, we should manage the game better when we were winning.

"We were patient, we were a threat, we didn't concede many chances and it is a game that we should finish with a victory.

"The mistake is that we need to be more clinical, we had many chances but we did not test the goalkeeper too many times. We were the better team."

Teams are warming up at the Emirates.

Youri Tielemans is doing some stretches alongside James Maddison and singing along to a bit of Franglish.

Very relaxed.

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Steve Bruce talking to Sky Sports: "There wasn't much in it. We are delighted to take a point in difficult circumstances and very pleased for Jacob, who has been knocking on the door all season. I am delighted for him.

"You can have as many attackers as you want but you have to get the ball. We haven't anyone natural in the front six to go and get the ball. There was a certain resilience about us."

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender

This is a good time for Arsenal to play Leicester, who have lost their past two league matches.

The Foxes still have injury concerns over Jamie Vardy and they will definitely be without a couple of other key players in Caglar Soyuncu and Wilfred Ndidi. I'm going for a Gunners win.

Prediction: 2-1

Lawro's full predictions v Style Council drummer Steve White

Wolves

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo to Sky Sports: "We started very well, we had mobility and situations with good posession but we slowed down a little bit. Newcastle were well organised but didn't create too much.

"We were without problems until we got the goal we deserved, and then we should manage the game better. I have to see the Newcastle goal again but the ball cannot go on that side of the wall, it cannot go in.

"Raul's goal was a good goal. I wish we could always play good for 90 minutes. We need to be sharper and improve our final delivery."

Richard: Vardy will be furious. Partey has started and he's not invited.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Harvey Barnes' experience of playing that centre-forward role is limited, he's not an out and out forward, he's been good coming in from a wide area. There might be a player or two just slightly out of position, whether that is because of injuries or changes in formation or new players coming into the team, so it's part of adapting and he's possibly going to have to adapt to that number nine role this evening. It will be different for him and for Leicester.

45 minutes build-up for this one.

A 19:15 GMT kick-off on a Sunday.

But if I speak.....

Arsenal

Arsenal go back to 'full strength' after the midweek win in Vienna.

Hector Bellerin, Kieran Tierney, Dani Ceballos, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Granit Xhaka all return.

England's left-back plays on the right wing which feels very apt for 2020.

Arsenal XI: Leno, Bellerin, Luiz, Gabriel, Tierney, Ceballos, Xhaka, Partey, Saka, Aubameyang, Lacazette.

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Looks like a change to a back three for Leicester, who don't have a proper striker in their side. Jamie Vardy is fit enough for the bench though after a few games out with a calf injury.

It's a first Premier League start of the season for James Maddison. He and Harvey Barnes were both excellent in Europe.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Castagne, Fofana, Evans, Fuchs, Justin, Tielemans, Mendy, Praet, Maddison, Barnes.

Full reaction to come from Wolves' draw against Newcastle, as well as build-up to Arsenal v Leicester.

Saving the best til last this Sunday?

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wolves will be disappointed with that they were the better team. But we have to give credit to Steve Bruce and Newcastle I thought they were excellent and the game plan worked to a tee. Wolves will be hugely disappointed you can see it in the players' faces as they're walking off the pitch. Especially Rui Patricio, he knows he's made a huge mistake for his team.

All over.

A point apiece.

Newcastle will be happy to earn a draw late on.

Into injury-time.

Anymore late twists to come?

Took a while to get going did this game.

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jacob Murphy has bent it around the wall, it's poor goalkeeping. Rui Patricio will be really disappointed with that - once you get there as a keeper and get full contact on the ball you should be keeping it out.

Arsenal

Both these sides were in Europa League action but only Arsenal are rotating. Captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is back in one of five changes for the Gunners - new boy Thomas Partey starts in midfield.

Leicester make just one change from Thursday as full-back James Justin replaces striker Kelechi Iheanacho. Jamie Vardy is on the bench.

Full line-ups to come.

Change for Newcastle.

Andy Carroll on for Jamaal Lascelles.