Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at St James' Park

Chris Wood starts up front for Newcastle after his £25m move from Burnley, in one of three changes to the side that were embarrassed against Cambridge in the FA Cup last Saturday.

Paul Dummett makes his first appearance of the season after injury, and looks like he will play at left-back instead of Matt Ritchie.

Jamaal Lascelles returns to the centre of defence in place of Emil Krafth, while Jacob Murphy also drops to the bench.

Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Trippier, Lascelles, Schar, Dummett, Fraser, Longstaff, Shelvey, Joelinton, Saint-Maximin, Wood.

Subs: Darlow, Gillespie, Ritchie, Lewis, Krafth, Murphy, Almiron, Willock, Anderson.

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Watford boss Claudio Ranieri makes six changes to his side as all three new signings Hassane Kamara, Samir and Edo Kayembe make their debuts.

Ben Foster is back in goal to replace Daniel Bachmann, while Emmanuel Dennis and Josh King return to the attack.

Watford XI: Foster, Ngakia, Cathcart, Kamara, Kukca, Kayembe, Sissoko, Samir, Dennis, King, Joao Pedro

Subs: Bachmann, , Sierralta, Sema, Tufan, Femenía, Cleverley, Kabasele, Hernández, Morris

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KDB is back on and the noise has lifted once again at the Etihad. What do Chelsea have in response?

Wolves have made three changes to the side that won at Manchester United in their last league outing.

Leander Dendoncker replaces Ruben Neves in midfield, wing-back Rayan Ait-Nouri comes in for Marcal and centre-back Tote Gomes will make his first appearance for the club instead of Romain Saiss.

Wolves: Sa, Ait-Nouri, Coady, Semedo, Kilman, Gomes, Moutinho, Dendoncker, Jimenez, Podence, Trincao

Subs: Moulden, Ruddy, Jordão, Silva, Giles, Sanderson, Traore, Cundle, Campbell

Southampton are unchanged for the side that beat Brentford at home last time out.

Southampton: Forster, Bednarek, Lyanco, Salisu, Tella, Ward-Prowse, Romeu, Diallo, Perraud, Redmond, Broja

Subs: Caballero, Walker-Peters, Stephens, Long, Armstrong, Adams, Small, Armstrong, Valery

Goalscorer Kevin de Bruyne has gone down needing a bit of treatment.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's been talk of whether Kevin De Bruyne is back to his best, well that goal was him at his absolute top quality best. It came out of nothing.

He's strong, he rides the tackle from N'Golo Kante, he still had the ability to hit that with no real back-lift. Wonderful goal.

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As it stands, Manchester City are 13 points clear at the top of the table.

Mind the gap.

Norwich make two changes for the visit of Everton. Joshua Sargent returns after missing the last game for the birth of his child, while Jacob Sorensen also starts.

Todd Cantwell, back after recovering from illness, is on the bench.

Norwich: Krul, Aarons, Hanley, Gibson, Williams, Lees-Melou, Sorensen, Sargent, Idah, Rashica, Pukki.

Subs: Byram, Dowell, Placheta, Cantwell, Kabak, Tzolis, Gunn, Giannoulis, Rowe.

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New Everton signing Vitaliy Mykolenko makes his first Premier League start for the Toffees.

André Gomes and Salomon Rondon are also in the first XI as boss Rafael Benitez makes three changes from their last Premier League outing.

Everton's other January signings, Nathan Patterson and Anwar El Ghazi, are on the bench.

Everton: Pickford, Coleman, Keane, Godfrey, Mykolenko, Doucoure, Andre Gomes, Gordon, Calvert-Lewin, Rondon, Gray.

Subs: Kenny, Patterson, Holgate, Richarlison, Mina, Townsend, Begovic, Gbamin, El Ghazi.

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One down. Six to go.

Callum Hudson-Odoi and Timo Werner are on for Chelsea. Hakim Ziyech and Christian Pulisic are off.

Raheem Sterling teases Malang Sarr then drills one towards the far post. It's inches wide and Phil Foden isn't quite there to poke it in either.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Etihad Stadium

Chelsea fans waving lots of inflatable silver Champions League trophies and chanting: "Where's Your European Cup?"

Little flashback to Porto in June.

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Surely some changes soon? It's gone a bit stale.

Kyle Walker blocks Marcos Alonso's cross. Corner to Chelsea.

The inswinging corner is clawed off the line by Kepa and Phil Foden readies himself to volley it on the edge of the box.

He is just about to make contact when team-mate Bernardo Silva takes it off him and then loses it. Foden isn't happy!

Kevin de Bruyne tries to whip it into the top left corner but Kepa makes the save.

Marcos Alonso has a chance to play in Romelu Lukaku but it's a poor ball.

City go up the other end and Jack Grealish is caught late by Cesar Azpilicueta just outside the box.

Neil: The Premier League really need to change this offside law and when the assistant sticks up the flag.

Rachel: The flag taking ages to go up for offside reminds me of the kid at parties who holds onto the parcel waaaay too long hoping for the music to stop.