James Milner curls it into the middle for Sadio Mane but his header is straight at the keeper.

Joao Pedro then races in behind but his attempted chip is over the bar as Caoimhin Kelleher comes racing off his line.

That was a real chance!

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Aston Villa include Emiliano Martínez and midfielder Douglas Luiz - despite the fact both were in World Cup qualifying action in South America around 38 hours ago.

Martinez played in Argentina's 1-0 win over Peru in Buenos Aires while Luiz came on as a substitute for Brazil in a 4-1 win against Uruguay in Manaus.

There are two changes from the side that lost 2-1 at Tottenham last time out on 3 October.

Emiliano Buendía and Axel Tuanzebe return in place of Kortney Hause and Jacob Ramsey.

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, Konsa, Tuanzebe, Mings, Cash, McGinn, Douglas Luiz, Buendia, Targett, Watkins, Ings.

Substitutes: Sanson, Steer, Young, Nakamba, El Ghazi, Hause, Philogene-Bidace, Archer, Jacob Ramsey.

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Wolves, who are seeking a third straight Premier League win, make two changes from the side that beat Newcastle on 2 October.

Adama Traore and Leander Dendoncker start in place of Francisco Trincao, who has tested positive for Covid-19, and Raul Jimenez.

Jimenez, who is on the bench, scored for Mexico in a World Cup qualifier away to El Salvador in the early hours of Thursday morning British Summer Time.

Wolves XI: Jose Sa, Kilman, Coady, Saiss, Nelson Semedo, Neves, Dendoncker, Joao Moutinho, Marcal, Traore, Hwang.

Substitutes: Hoever, Ait Nouri, Jimenez, Daniel Podence, Moulden, Boly, Silva, Ruddy, Cundle.

Juan Hernandez is in space on the left for Watford but he takes too long to make a decision.

Naby Keita gets back and robs him of possession.

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Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl makes five changes to his starting XI as the hosts search for that elusive maiden win in the Premier League this season.

Captain James Ward-Prowse begins a three-match ban, while full-back Kyle Walker-Peters, winger Theo Walcott, wideman Nathan Tella and striker Adam Armstrong drop to the bench.

The quintet are replaced in the side which lost at Chelsea by Romain Perraud, Armando Broja, Moussa Djenepo, Mohamed Elyounoussi and Ibrahima Diallo.

Scotland striker Che Adams is also out injured.

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All eyes on the Leeds teamsheet are looking for two names: Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha.

Neither player is in Marcelo Bielsa's starting XI, nor on the bench.

England midfielder Phillips missed the international fixtures with a calf injury, while Raphinha starred for Brazil in their 4-1 win over Uruguay only 36 hours or so ago.

One other name missing from the win against Watford is left-back Junior Firpo, as attacking midfielder Tyler Roberts, winger Jack Harrison and defender Pascal Struijk come in.

Loser92: Liverpool are running riot at Vicarage road. Manchester United up next for them at Old Trafford. The Red devils must be quaking in their boots.

Colin Bundred: Salah is showing the kind of ball control he had when he first arrived at Liverpool. Its actually been missing for the last couple of years. Welcome back Mo!

Ismaila Sarr wins Watford's first corner in the 78th minute.

He stands up James Milner and the stand-in right-back makes the block.

From the corner, Sarr thumps it way over the bar from the edge of the box.

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Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers makes five changes to the team that started the 2-2 Premier League draw at Crystal Palace before the international break.

Defender Jonny Evans comes in for his first league start since April, while Daniel Amartey, Ricardo Pereira, Boubakary Soumare and James Maddison also start.

Ryan Bertrand, Harvey Barnes, Hamza Choudhury, Jannik Vestergaard and Ademola Lookman drop to the bench.

Leicester City XI: Schmeichel, Castagne, Soyuncu, Evans, Pereira, Maddison, Tielemans, Amartey, Vardy, Iheanacho, Soumare

Subs: Ward, Bertrand, Barnes, Albrighton, Perez, Choudhury, Vestergaard, Daka, Lookman

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Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes fives changes to the side that began the 1-1 draw against Everton before the international break.

Captain Harry Maguire returns from injury to replace the injured Raphael Varane, while Nemanja Matic, Paul Pogba, Cristiano Ronaldo and Jadon Sancho also start.

Scott McTominay drops to the bench to join Marcus Rashford, who is fit again after recovering from shoulder surgery. The likes of Fred, Edinson Cavani and Anthony Martial miss out altogether.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Wan Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw, Matic, Fernandes, Pogba, Greenwood, Ronaldo, Sancho

Subs: Henderson, Bailly, Mata, Rashford, Lingard, Dalot, Telles, Van de Beek, McTominay

Nice play from Watford down the right. Jeremy Ngakia's cross is just about cleared by Joel Matip. Liverpool break immediately, Danny Rose isn't getting there but Ben Foster beats Mohamed Salah to the ball... Just!

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Raheem Sterling is recalled to make only his third Premier League start of the season for Manchester City, who also hand a first club appearance of the campaign to defender John Stones.

Sterling gets the nod in in a City attack missing the injured Ferran Torres and Gabriel Jesus who, like goalkeeper Ederson, is unavailable after playing for Brazil in the early hours of Friday.

Zack Steffen is between the sticks for only his second league start for City, who in total make five changes from the team that drew with Liverpool before the international break. Nathan Ake and Riyad Mahrez are the other players who come in. Jack Grealish is among those who drop to the bench.

Man City XI: Steffen, Stones, Ake, Laporte, Cancelo, Rodri, De Bruyne, Silva, Sterling, Foden, Mahrez

Subs: Carson, Walker, Dias, Gundogan, Grealish, Zinchenko, Fernandinho, Palmer, Slicker

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Burnley make three changes from the side that drew with Norwich last time out. Jack Cork, Erik Pieters and Maxwell Cornet replace Charlie Taylor, Aaron Lennon and Matej Vydra

Burnley XI: Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Collins, Pieters, Cork, Brownhill, Westwood, Cornet, McNeil, Wood

Subs: Hennessey, Norris, Gudmundsson, Barnes, Roberts, Lennon, Rodriguez, Bardsley, Long

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Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5Live

Watford have improved a little, but that is because the pace has gone out of the game. Liverpool have won the contest and they are just seeing it through.

Zahi: Ballon D’Or to Salah is like the Strawberry Triffle winning Best Dessert Ever award. A no-brainer and fully deserved

Debate in the office. I'm all for Apple Crumble. Other shouts for sticky toffee pudding...

The best moment of the game from Watford.

Moussa Sissoko lays it off to Juan Hernandez on the left and he curls it wide of the far post.

Sissoko has been Watford's best player by a mile.

Manchester City

Thursday: Raheem Sterling says he would be open to playing abroad if he does not get more game time at Etihad Stadium.

Friday: Pep Guardiola says he cannot guarantee Sterling a more prominent role at City and insists he must fight for his place.

Saturday: Sterling starts v Burnley.

Full team news to come from all the 15:00 BST games.

Team news for the five 3pm games dropping in exactly two minutes...

Sloppy again from Watford.

It's given away in their own half, Roberto Firmino walks past Danny Rose as if he's not there, before curling it across to Sadio Mane.

He should score but he skews it wide of the far post. There's a smile but he knows it should have been buried.

Kostas Tsimikas lifts a teasing cross into the six-yard area but Roberto Firmino doesn't quite get there.

Ben Foster keeps his eye on it.

Emmanuel Dennis is replaced by Watford's Joao Pedro.

John Acres
BBC 5 Live reporter at King Power Stadium

Spoken to some people at Leicester, and they say they could have sold this game twice over. They think it's the Ronaldo effect.

Fans outside the ground tell me they're convinced they'll concede with almost the entire defence from last season out injured, but they feel they'll have some joy going forward, especially with vardy bang in form, and United without defenders themselves.

There's a bigger crowd outside the players' entrance than I've ever seen at the King Power. Lots of girls and boys eager for a glimpse of Ronaldo.