Some of you wanted to see Manchester United with a back three and wing-backs, but early indications are that Victor Lindelof is indeed at right-back and it's a back four.

As always all the players and coaches take a knee and then Bruno Fernandes gets us going. Here we go.

Praise for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer from our 5 Live pundits.

A reminder of the players chosen by both managers. Just waiting to see how United line-up and it may be a back three, with Daniel James as a right wing-back.

• Leicester have lost 19 Premier League matches versus Manchester United, more than against any other side.
• Jamie Vardy has scored 43 Premier League goals since Brendan Rodgers' first match as Leicester manager in March 2019, more than any other player during this period. However, he has failed to score in all six of his appearances for Leicester on Boxing Day.
• Bruno Fernandes has been directly involved in half of Manchester United's Premier League goals since his debut in February, scoring 17 goals and assisting 12.

We have four of the top six in action today, although Liverpool will end the day on top, no matter what happens.

Leicester, Manchester United, Everton and Chelsea are playing and, depending on results, any of them could be second at the conclusion of Saturday's football.

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Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson: "Only one of these two teams is a title contender - Manchester United. I think they are a real threat.

"It's been a case of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer finding his best starting XI. They have got such a fabulous squad and he seems to have come up with a way where they are starting to make themselves more difficult to play against."

Altaf Shaikh: Bit creaky at the back for Utd, Bailly bit of a liability at times, Will be interesting to see how they do against a quick Leicester side. Hoping for a Utd win, big game.

Sulaimon Adelekan: Bailly was impressive in midweek and deserves a starting berth hopefully he doesn't get injured as usual.

We're live with our build-up to today's football action on BBC Radio 5 Live too.

Here's what Mark Lawrenson thinks about Leicester's form and style.

He says: "Leicester have had a few injuries. They wait and wait before breaking and when Jamie Vardy gets a chance he rarely fails to finish.

"It looks like Manchester United are going to to play with three at the back. Vardy will love that if he gets any service."

Justin Ashon: I think its a back three for United. I would have preferred to have Telles on the left though.

Sho: Would be too much of a risk having Lindelof RB considering his lack of pace. Definitely think it's three at the back with Dan James RWB.

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On a Boxing Day afternoon in Liverpool in 1920, more than 53,000 football fans crammed into Goodison Park with another 14,000 locked outside.

You'd be forgiven for thinking it was a local derby, but Everton had played the day before and lost to Arsenal.

The capacity crowd had come to watch a women's charity match between Dick Kerr Ladies and St Helens Ladies. Raising money for wounded soldiers, the game had huge support. But a year later, women's football was banned.

"There were no women's league at the time so the women's games were all played for charity," says author and former Preston Rangers player and author Gail Newsham.

"The war had touched everyone in some way or another - some of the girls lost their own brothers or brothers-in-law, and it was them wanting to give something back."

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Mark Lawrenson
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Both of these sides are much better on the road than they are at home - United have won all six of their away league games this season.

Leicester, meanwhile, have got half as many points at the King Power Stadium as they have on their travels - nine at home, compared to 18 away.

The Foxes' latest excellent away result came against Tottenham last weekend and, although there is a lot more to them than just one player, they are set up to get the best out of Jamie Vardy and they play to his strengths.

An in-form Vardy is hard for anyone to stop, but I look at United and I see a team that is just clicking into gear. I am backing them to make it seven away wins out of seven.

Lawro's prediction: 0-2

This week Lawro takes on singer Rick Astley so click here to see the full predictions.

Football Focus is live on BBC One right now and you can watch along by pressing the play button at the top of this page.

Included is an interview with Crystal Palace's Eberechi Eze, talking before his side's match at Aston Villa is shown on BBC One later on today.

Elsewhere, Alex Scott and Mark Lawrenson preview all of today's matches - including a tasty London derby between Arsenal and Chelsea.

So with Eric Bailly playing as centre-half that means Solskjaer is either going to send Victor Lindelof to right-back or play with three centre halves.

Thoughts?

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Manchester United

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said: "We want to keep our run going and we have found our feet again, but this is a big game.

"Eric [Bailly] is playing centre back. He has been out for a while but he did really well against Everton. We want to get after them, but it could be cagey.

"Last season we played a controlled game, but we made them make mistakes. Jamie Vardy is a top striker. His movement is so clever and he has pace, but we have got threats as well, so hopefully it will be a good game."

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers said: "We know Man Utd are in terrific form so we will have to be as close to our A game as we can.

"We played really well against Tottenham in our last game, so we will have to play like that again. We have had a number of injuries through the opening part of the season but the players have been outstanding with everything they have given. It feels like the first week that we haven’t had a midweek game.

"Both teams have quality. Of course, they have very good counter-attacking qualities, which we think we have as well. We like to have the ball and create chances. In the big games you cannot make mistakes, and when the chance comes, you have to take them."

Leicester are unchanged from the side that beat Spurs in their last outing.

James Maddison has retained his place in the number 10 role, and top scorer Jamie Vardy leads the line.

Leicester: Schmeichel, Justin, Fofana, Evans, Castagne, Ndidi, Tielemans, Albrighton, Maddison, Barnes, Vardy

Substitutes: Ward, Iheanacho, Pérez, Amartey, Choudhury, Mendy, Praet, Fuchs, Thomas

Manchester United have made just the one change from the side that hammered Leeds in their last league game.

Eric Bailly comes in for the injured Aaron Wan-Bissaka at the back, while Scott McTominay is deemed fit enough to start in midfield.

Man Utd: De Gea, Bailly, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw, McTominay, Fred, James, Fernandes, Rashford, Martial

Substitutes: Henderson, Pogba, Cavani, Greenwood, Lingard, Telles, Matic, Van de Beek, Tuanzebe

Francesca Gunn: Finally Ole giving Aaron a rest. Like last year Aaron loses some of his quality when he is overworked. But when you give him a bit of a rest the quality comes back.