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It's an unchanged team for Manchester United. Interim manager Ralf Rangnick seems happy with the side who beat Arsenal 3-2 last time out.

Manchester United XI: De Gea, Dalot, Lindelof, Maguire, Telles, Fred, McTominay, Rashford, Fernandes, Sancho, Ronaldo.

Subs: Henderson, Bailly, Jones, Mata, Greenwood, Wan-Bissaka, Matic, van de Beek, Elanga.

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Meanwhile, it's two changes for Crystal Palace from the team who lost 1-0 to Leeds in midweek.

Nathaniel Clyne comes in for Joel Ward at right-back. Christian Benteke replaces Odsonne Edouard up top.

Crystal Palace XI: Guaita, Clyne, Tomkins, Guehi, Mitchell, Gallagher, Schlupp, Kouyate, Benteke, Ayew, Zaha.

Subs: Butland, Milivojevic, Olise, Eze, Hughes, Mateta, Edouard, Kelly, Riedewald.

Aside from the game showcasing the start of the Ralf Rangnick reign at Manchester United, it also represents a chance for the Red Devils to move themselves up to fifth in the table. A win takes them three points behind fourth-placed West Ham, who secured that superb win over title-chasing Chelsea yesterday. Palace could do with a result themselves. They've lost the last two to see them slide into a host of clubs in midtable but looking over their shoulder.

If Tottenham beat Norwich, it will be they who move up to fifth, regardless of what Man Utd do. They'll also have a game in hand on the Hammers. The Canaries were sent bottom of the pile by Newcastle's first win of the campaign yesterday and so could do with a response. Because of goal difference, even a win wouldn't take them out of the bottom three, though.

Leeds are still floating near the bottom, but only a point behind today's opponents Brentford, who are 12th. A win for either would mean they can breathe ease... for a little bit anyway.

As for Villa and Leicester, the win is probably more crucial for the former, but the latter could really do with the three points to try and get a season back on track to match their efforts of the last two campaigns.

Norwich City

Norwich boss Dean Smith, on going 5-3-2 today: "We felt with the quality Tottenham have got we might need that extra defender, but it also gives us some balance with the ball as well.

"By going with two up front we can occupy their three centre backs as well. We can't just be reliant on Teemu Pukki, hopefully Adam Idah can help take some of the pressure off him.

"Spurs play a simialr way but more aggresive, hunt the ball back and will run hard."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Antonio Conte: "The next step is to improve in all the aspects we are working on and to continue to work on the physical, mentality and tactial aspect - to improve and be better in the future.

"After one month I can be sastsified for the commitment, behaviour and desire they have shown me, now we have to continue and implement the football for our identity, a big solidity and all the improvement I want to see.

"Emerson Royal is ill and I decided to change only one player, with Japhet Tanganga, he is a young player, a good player and I trust him.

"We need to keep our identity, our system, our idea to play football and then if there are changes in formation from our opponent it can become a bit difficult at the start, we must be ready to face the situations."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United are taking a leap of faith with Ralf Rangnick.

The 63-year-old has excellent credentials as a director of football and a clear vision for how the game should be played.

But he has only been an orthodox manager for two seasons since the 2011 Champions League semi-final, when his Schalke side were dismantled by Sir Alex Ferguson's United.

Rangnick gave an excellent 30-minutes press conference on Friday though and these are the first words in his programme notes today.

"Managing Manchester United, even in an interim capacity, is a massive challenge but, to me, this feels like I am in the right place at the right time."

Thomas Frank has just been speaking to the media ahead of the game with Leeds and has confirmed that Ivan Toney has tested positive for Covid-19.

Ralf Rangnick has resisted the urge to make sweeping changes. Or indeed any changes.

He has picked the same XI that started the win over Arsenal on Thursday. So Cristiano Ronaldo starts up top.

Marcelo Bielsa has made two changes to his side from the win over Crystal Palace on Tuesday night.

Luke Ayling returns to the side, while Mateusz Klich drops out. Pascal Struijk is also replaced by Junior Firpo.

Patrick Bamford returns to the bench.

Leeds starting XI: Meslier; Ayling, Llorente, Cooper, Firpo; Phillips, Foreshaw, Dallas; Raphinha, James; Roberts.

Subs: Klaesson, Bamford, Rodrigo, Harrison, Cresswell, Summerville, Klich, Shackleton, Jenkins.

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Two changes for Brentford, too.

Frank Onyeka and Ivan Toney are out, replaced by Shandon Baptiste and Mads Roeslev.

Brentford XI: Fernandez; Henry, Goode, Pinnocj, Jansson, Canos; Baptiste, Norgaard, Janelt; Mbeumo, Roerslev

Subs: Cox, Thompson, Jensen, Forss, Wissa, Ghoddos, Onyeka, Stevens. Young-Coombes

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One change for Tottenham from the side that started the 2-0 win over Brentford on Thursday.

Japhet Tanganga returns to the team in place of Emerson Royal, who is ill.

Will Harry Kane get his first Premier League goal under Antonio Conte's reign?

Tottenham XI: Tottenham Hotspur: Lloris, Sanchez, Dier, Davies, Tanganga, Skipp, Hojbjerg, Reguilon, Lucas Moura, Son, Kane.

Substitutes: Doherty, Winks, Rodon, Sessegnon, Alli, Gollini, Bergwijn, Ndombele, Scarlett.

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Dean Smith makes three changes to the Norwich team that drew 1-1 at Newcastle last Tuesday.

In come Pierre Lees-Melou, Adam Idah and 19-year-old defender Andrew Omobamidele.

Republic of Ireland forward Idah, 20, is making his first Premier League start of the season.

The Canaries started the weekend in 19th but dropped to bottom spot yesterday after Newcastle's 1-0 win over Burnley.

Norwich XI: Krul, Aarons, Gibson, Omobamidele, Hanley, Williams, Gilmour, Lees-Melou, McLean, Idah, Pukki.

Substitutes: Rupp, Dowell, Cantwell, Kabak, Tzolis, Sorensen, Sargent, Gunn, Giannoulis.

FA Cup

We also have the full works as regards coverage of the women's FA Cup final between Arsenal and Chelsea.

That includes live text commentary on the website, TV coverage on BBC One from 13:30 and radio on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra from 13:45.

There are four games in the men's FA Cup, which is currently in its second round. You can follow those on this website here, with Rochdale v Plymouth getting the action started at 12:15.

BBC Radio 5 Live

We'll bring you live text coverage of all four English top-flight games today, with the best action and reaction from the first three games and very much a blow-by-blow account of the single game at 16:30 GMT.

There is radio coverage too today, courtesy of our colleagues at BBC 5 Live. Steve Crossman is your host as programming gets under way at 12:00. Two full commentaries follow, at Old Trafford and then Villa Park. 606 with Savage and Sutton is at 19:30.

But wait, there's more...

There's a healthy gathering of fans when the Manchester United team bus pulled up. All there to get a first glance of the new boss and his first matchday squad.

We'll have team news for those 2pm kick-offs in around six or seven minute's time.

Manchester United's home game with Crystal Palace is one of four games today, three of which - including that at Old Trafford - are at 14:00 GMT.

Here is the list in full...

Leeds v Brentford

Man Utd v Crystal Palace

Tottenham v Norwich

Aston Villa v Leicester (16:30)

Patience is not a common commodity in modern football. But it is something Manchester United may need to show a little bit of in the coming weeks. They're unlikely to undergo a revolution overnight, but if Rangnick's track record is anything to go by, they will evolve into something far more imposing.

And to be fair, things are not that bad on the field. Yes, it's all comparative, and while seventh in the Premier League and a place in the Champions League last 16 is absolutely grand for most clubs, it's not enough for Manchester United.

So, out with Ole and in with the new.

Much has been said and written about the kind of football Ralf Rangnick will bring to Manchester United - the high-pressing, full metal revolution that will finally bring the Premier League's most successful club kicking and screaming into the modern age.

Well, if they come out all guns blazing as a fully-formed, wholly new beast today after just a few days of the German working with them they should probably start plotting where the statue goes.

Time to say hello to the new bloke...

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