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Fulham have made their worst ever start to a top-flight season after the first six games (D1 L5), while their worst performance after the first seven games was during the 1951-52 campaign (D2 L5), when they finished bottom of the table.

Is it all going to change tonight, Fulham fans?

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Spurs fans must have been in dreamland at the sight of Gareth Bale heading the winner against Brighton on Sunday - his first goal for the club since 2013.

It's got us thinking. Which blast from the past - who is still playing - would you like back at your club and why?

Fulham fans, how about Moussa Dembele back scoring goals at the Cottage?

Would Leicester fans welcome N'Golo Kante back with open arms?

Let us know via #bbcfootball or text in on81111(UK only)

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Name a sharper dressed manager in the Premier League?

West Bromwich Albion

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Since the start of 2018-19, only two players currently aged 23 or under have scored more league goals in England’s top four tiers than West Brom's Karlan Grant, who has netted 38 times in this period (Jarrod Bowen 42 & Tammy Abraham 41).

Grant’s next strike will be his 50th in league competition. Will he reach the landmark at Craven Cottage?

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Fulham make two changes from the side that lost 2-1 at home to Crystal Palace on 24 October as Joachim Andersen and Bobby Decordova-Reid came into the starting 11 with Tim Ream and Ruben Loftus-Cheek dropping to the bench.

Fulham: Areola, Aina, Adarabioyo, Andersen, Robinson, Lemina, Anguissa, Cairney, Decordova-Reid, Lookman, Mitrovic.

Substitutes: Rodak, Odoi, Ream, Bryan, Loftus-Cheek, Reed, Cavaleiro.

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West Brom name the same 11 that began the 1-1 draw at Brighton a week ago.

West Brom: Johnstone, Townsend, Ajayi, Ivanovic, Furlong, Livermore, Diangana, Krovinovic, Gallagher, Pereira, Grant.

Substitutes: Button, Gibbs, Bartley, Sawyers, Edwards, Robinson, Phillips.

Bielsa-ball versus the likes of Jamie Vardy and Youri Tielemans.

Honestly, what's not to like?

That's tonight's appetising main course.

First up it's Fulham against West Brom.

Want some team news?

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Manchester United in the bottom six?

It's early days but West Brom can move one point behind the Red Devils with a first Premier League win since May 2018.

However, 19th-placed Fulham will leapfrog the Baggies if they get their season up and running.

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One thing I've missed is the sight of West Brom fans boing-boinging, external when the Baggies score a goal - before breaking out into a verse of 'The Lord's My Shepherd'.

It's one of football's great sights - especially on the Premier League stage.

Will the Baggies score today? This is what we've got coming up:

17:30 GMT Fulham v West Brom

20:00 GMT Leeds v Leicester

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It's relentless, it's bonkers and we go again.

Another day, more Premier League games featuring two teams scrapping for a first win and another two pushing to finish the day in the top-four.

More penalties? More VAR controversy? More diabolical defending?

Let's go and find out.