It really wasn't a good weekend for the teams in the bottom three, which includes Sheffield United and West Brom

The gap to safety grew with Brighton's victory over Tottenham and Newcastle's win over Everton.

It leaves Chris Wilder's side 13 points away, while West Brom are nine points off Brighton.

With over half the season gone, it's worrying times for both clubs. This is a MUST-WIN game.

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Wolves make two changes from the side that lost 1-0 to Crystal Palace on Saturday as Ruben Neves and Adama Traore return to the team with Ki-Jana Hoever and Leander Dendoncker dropping to an eight-man bench.

Wolves: Patricio, Boly, Coady, Kilman, Moutinho, Semedo, Neto, Neves, Traore, Podence, Jose.

Substitutes: Hoever, Silva, Gibbs-White, Vitinha, Ruddy, Dendocker, Otasowie, Richards.

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Just the one change for Arsenal from the starting XI that drew 0-0 with Manchester United at the weekend as Bukayo Saka replaces Gabriel Martinelli.

Martinelli is one of the substitutes, along with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Martin Odegaard.

Arsenal: Leno, Bellerin, Holding, Luiz, Soares, Partey, Xhaka, Pepe, Smith-Rowe, Saka, Lacazette.

Substitutes: Gabriel, Odegaard, Willian, Runarsson, Ceballos, Chambers, Elneny, Aubameyang, Martinelli.

No start for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang but he was all smiles in training this week which is a good sign.

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We have commentary from all four of Tuesday night's games available at the click of a button at the top of the page.

Which match will be gracing your eardrums?

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Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder makes two changes to the side that started their 1-0 defeat at Manchester City on Saturday.

David McGoldrick and Billy Sharp start in attack as Oliver Burke and Rhian Brewster drop to the bench.

Sheff Utd XI: Ramsdale, Baldock, Basham, Egan, Ampadu, Lundstram, Fleck, Norwood, Bogle, McGoldrick, Sharp

Subs: Foderingham, McBurnie, Lowe, Burke, Jagielka, Brewster, Bryan, Brunt, Ndiaye

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West Brom manager Sam Allardyce makes three changes to the side that began their 2-2 draw against Fulham on Saturday.

Conor Townsend makes his first start for the Baggies since the reverse fixture between the sides in November, while Matt Phillips and Mbaye Diagne are also in from the off.

Kieran Gibbs, Darnell Furlong and Conor Gallagher all drop to the bench.

West Brom XI: Johnstone, O'Shea, Ajayi, Bartley, Phillips, Livermore, Townsend, Snodgrass, Pereira, Diagne, Robinson

Subs: Button, Furlong, Gibbs, Robson-Kanu, Gallagher, Sawyers, Ivanovic, Peltier, Grant

There are two changes for Wolves as Ruben Neves and Adama Traore come in for Ki-Jana Hoever and Leander Dendocker.

Mikel Arteta makes just one change to the Arsenal side as Bukayo Saka replaces Gabriel Martinelli.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and new signing Martin Odegaard are on the bench.

Full team news to follow.

To say transfer deadline day was quiet would be an understatement. Late attention centred around whether Bournemouth's Joshua King would opt for Everton or Fulham, and whether Southampton would seal a loan for Liverpool's Takumi Minamino.

In the end, Norway striker King chose Everton while Saints landed Japan forward Minamino as both deals were confirmed in the early hours of this morning.

They may not go down as the most exciting 'after-hours' signings we've seen but were pretty much as intriguing as it got for hardcore followers of the window, with caution rather than drama dominating the last day of trading.

Just three permanent deals were completed by Premier League clubs, and double that number of loan moves.

Here's a round up of what happened.

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Team news from the two early games will be dropping in around 10 minutes.

Sheffield United's Oli McBurnie could start, while West Brom could give a first start to loan signing Mbaye Diagne.

Grady Diangana was due to be assessed before the game. Will he make it?

Elsewhere, Wolves have no fresh injury concerns, while Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang could return.

Bukayo Saka and Kieran Tierney were major doubts because of respective hip and calf problems.

Wolves v Arsenal (18:00 GMT)

Sheffield United v West Brom (18:00 GMT)

Manchester United v Southampton (20:15 GMT)

Newcastle v Crystal Palace (20:15 GMT)

It was drama all day yesterday wasn't it?

Ha, who are we kidding! It was a quiet transfer deadline day but we're straight back to a busy schedule of Premier League football tonight.

Four games in total, including a huge battle at the bottom between Sheffield United and West Brom. One boss could be heading home with three points, another with a bottle of wine. Who knows?

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