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Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero makes his first Premier League appearance since 3 January in one of seven changes to the team that beat Borussia Monchengladbach in the Champions League in midweek.

John Stones and Oleksandr Zinchenko come into defence, with Fernandinho, Riyad Mahrez, Kevin de Bruyne and Ferran Torres also recalled.

Manchester City XI: Ederson, Walker, Ruben Dias, Stones, Zinchenko, Fernandinho, Gundogan, Mahrez, De Bruyne, Ferran Torres, Aguero

Substitutes: Steffen, Sterling, Jesus, Laporte, Rodrigo, Bernardo Silva, Mendy, Cancelo, Foden

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West Ham make just two changes to the team that beat London rivals Tottenham Hotspur last weekend.

Goalkeeper Darren Randolph makes only his second league appearance of the season in place of Lukasz Fabianski, while Ben Johnson comes in for Jarrod Bowen.

West Ham XI: Randolph, Coufal, Dawson, Diop, Cresswell, Rice, Soucek, Johnson, Fornals, Lingard, Antonio

Substitutes: Martin, Trott, Balbuena, Benrahma, Lanzini, Noble, Bowen, Odubeko

Aguero was the taster. Here is the full thing...

Ladies and gentlemen, Sergio Aguero is back in the game.

The Argentine striker starts for Man City today. It's his first league start since October.

Seen as Moyesy got the ball rolling, it seems a real waste not to carry on with the theme of managers and celebrity chefs. Feel free to get in touch and suggest which other bosses are similar to the great, good and sweary of the culinary world.

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Morning everyone, welcome to another locked in day of Premier League football coverage from us here at the BBC. I'm Phil Dawkes and I'm still in my pyjamas.

Saturday's first game sees Moyes' West Ham travel to Guardiola's Man City in what is the mother of all tests for the Hammers' new-found optimism.

Here's the full running order...

Man City v West Ham (12:30 GMT)

West Brom v Brighton (15:00)

Leeds v Aston Villa (17:30)

Newcastle v Wolves (20:00)

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"Pep is the Heston Blumenthal of football. Blumenthal will do something stupid or outrageous that you would never dream of, like mixing chocolate with eggs and you think 'that is never going to work, it is not going to taste right or look good'. But it does."

1. David Moyes is clearly in awe of Pep Guardiola.

2. The Scot is going to be blown away when he discovers chocolate cake.