It's a big game for Leeds, who are in the Premier League's bottom three for the first time since 30 October.

They have lost all 11 league fixtures this season against teams currently in the top six of the table too, conceding 44 goals in the process.

Meanwhile, Chelsea are winless in three matches, drawing with Wolves and Manchester United, as well as losing to Everton.

It means Tottenham are now just five points behind them in fifth so there is a little work to do for Chelsea to secure a top-four finish.

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Former Leeds striker Brian Deane has emphasised the colossal nature of Leeds' run in and what it means for the city.

Chelsea have scored 70 league goals so far this season, which is their highest tally since their most recent title-winning campaign in 2016-17.

Meanwhile, Leeds have conceded 34 home league goals this season, their most in a season since they let in 41 in the Championship in 2011-12.

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

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I thought that because Norwich were already down, they might have just gone out against West Ham on Sunday and played with a bit of freedom - but that didn't happen. Instead, the Canaries just got taken apart.

Leicester lost too, despite putting a strong team out against Everton. We saw again how Brendan Rodgers' side just cannot defend set-pieces, whoever is in their side. They should still have too much for Norwich though.

Prediction: 2-0

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Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers makes five changes from the side that lost 2-1 at home to Everton last weekend in the Premier League.

James Maddison is fit to start and James Justin is also available despite suffering a dislocated shoulder against Roma last week. Jamie Vardy, Harvey Barnes and Ademola Lookman also come into the starting XI.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Justin, Amartey, Evans, Castagne, Maddison, Tielemans, Dewsbury-Hall, Vardy, Lookman, Barnes.

Subs: Ward, Soyuncu, Albrighton, Iheanacho, Perez, Mendy, Daka, Thomas.

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Norwich boss Dean Smith makes four changes to the side that suffered a 4-0 loss to West Ham last Sunday.

Angus Gunn plays in goal and Lukas Rupp and Dimitris Giannoulis also come in as Republic of Ireland youth international Tony Springett makes his first start for the Canaries.

Norwich XI: Gunn, Aarons, Hanley, Byram, Giannoulis, Rupp, Gilmour, Springett, Lees-Melou, Rashica, Pukki.

Subs: Krul, Gibson, Dowell, Placheta, Tzolis, Sorensen, Williams, Gibbs, Rowe.

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Watford manager Roy Hodgson has named seven changes after his side's relegation from the Premier League was confirmed by a 1-0 defeat by Crystal Palace at the weekend.

Jeremy Ngakia, Joao Pedro, Adam Masina, Ken Sema, Dan Gosling, Christian Kabasele and Samuel Kalu all start at Vicarage Road.

Craig Cathcart drops to the bench, while Kiko Femenia, Hassane Kamara, Tom Cleverley, Ismaila Sarr, Josh King and Emmanuel Dennis are not in the squad.

Teenagers Tiago Cukur, Adrian Blake, Jack Grieves are among the substitutes.

Watford XI: Foster, Masina, Kabasele, Samir, Sema, Ngakia, Gosling, Sissoko, Kayembe, Kalu, Pedro.

Subs: Bachmann, Etebo, Ekong, Cathcart, Sierralta, Morris, Çukur, Blake, Grieves.

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Everton boss Frank Lampard is forced into one change after his side secured a second successive league win at Leicester City on Sunday.

Defender Yerry Mina is ruled out because of a minor calf injury, and is replaced by Michael Keane.

Everton XI: Pickford, Iwobi, Coleman, Keane, Holgate, Mykolenko, Gordon, Doucoure, Delph, Gray, Richarlison.

Subs: Begovic, Kenny, Allan, Calvert-Lewin, Gomes, Davies, Branthwaite, Rondon, Alli.

Is Erling Haaland the missing piece in the puzzle for Pep Guardiola's Manchester City side?

Have your say here.

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Micah Richards
Former Man City defender

My first reaction when I heard that Manchester City had agreed to sign Erling Haaland was just 'wow!'

What a brilliant bit of business to strike a deal now, and what an unbelievable signing he will be.

I don't want to say he is the missing piece in their team, because City have been excellent for the past couple of seasons anyway while mostly doing without a recognised striker, but he will add a whole new dimension to their play.

Read more from Micah Richards on Erling Haaland here.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Everton are going for their third win on the spin. If they get it, they would be very close to being sure of staying up - they are playing well anyway, and their application is completely different to how it was earlier in the campaign.

It's a good time for them to be playing Watford too. We already know Hornets boss Roy Hodgson is leaving in the summer and it appears many of their players are thinking the same thing.

Prediction: 0-2

Watford

Forest Green Rovers owner Dale Vince said he was "overwhelmingly disappointed" with Watford.

The relegated Premier League side have named Rob Edward as their new manager and Vince said it was "deceit" from Watford.

He claims they moved for Edwards without contacting Forest Green.

"People come and go in football all the time. The important thing is the manner of it. Disappointed is what I told [Edward]," Vince told Sky Sports.

"He did apologise. I am just overwhelmingly disappointed. I wish him well. It's poor from Watford, Rob as well.

"The proper way to do things is for the club to approach us. Watford advised Rob not to tell us, specifically. That double downs on the deceit."

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Watford may be down but they've moved pretty quickly to get the man who they hope will get them back up in place.

The Hornets have appointed former Forest Green Rovers boss Rob Edwards as their new manager for the upcoming 2022-23 Championship season.

The confirmation follows Edwards' departure from Rovers, the club he has just led to the League Two title.

Current Watford boss Roy Hodgson is due to leave the Hornets at the end of the current campaign.

In a statement, Watford said: "Rob had a contractual provision allowing him to leave Forest Green Rovers at any time to discuss employment opportunities at other clubs."

Forest Green had earlier said negotiations between Watford and Edwards took place "behind our backs".

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Leeds welcome back captain Liam Cooper from a knee injury and hand a first Premier League start to teenage midfielder Lewis Bate.

Jesse Marsch makes four changes from Leeds' 2-1 defeat by Arsenal.

Rodrigo and Pascal Struijk also come in with Luke Ayling banned and Junior Firpo, Mateusz Klich and Joe Gelhardt dropped to the bench.

Leeds: Meslier, Koch, Cooper, Llorente, Struijk, Bate, Phillips, Harrison, Raphinha, Rodrigo, James.

Subs: Klaesson, Firpo, Gelhardt, Hjelde, Cresswell, Greenwood, Klich, Shackleton, Gray.

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Chelsea also make four changes from their 2-2 draw with Wolves as midfielder Jorginho returns from injury.

Andreas Christensen, Trevoh Chalobah and Mason Mount also come in with Cesar Azpilicueta, Thiago Silva, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and TImo Werner on the bench.

Chelsea: Mendy, Chalobah, Rudiger, Christensen, Alonso, James, Kovacic, Jorginho, Pulisic, Mount, Lukaku.

Subs: Kepa, Silva, Werner, Loftus-Cheek, Barkley, Ziyech, Azpilicueta, Havertz, Sarr.

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Norwich City and Watford are both down.

It will be one of Burnley, Leeds or Everton who most likely join them.

Just a point separates the three, with Leeds occupying the third relegation spot on goal difference as it stands.

They take on Chelsea tonight, while Everton are away at Watford and have a game in hand. Burnley travel to Spurs on Sunday for their next match.

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Liverpool's narrow win over Aston Villa last night means the title race is still not over.

Manchester City are now level on points with Liverpool but can move three points clear tonight with victory.

City have got tonight's game with Wolves, then an away trip to West Ham before the final match at home to Aston Villa.

Liverpool travel to Southampton, before hosting Wolves on the final day.

BBC Radio 5 Live

We've got live commentary on two of tonight's games with BBC Radio 5 Live covering Wolves v Man City while Leeds v Chelsea is on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

Here's what's coming up tonight:

19:30 BST:

Leeds v Chelsea

19:45 BST:

Leicester v Norwich

Watford v Everton

20:15 BST:

Wolves v Man City

Good evening!

Another day, another round of Premier League fixtures in which there's still plenty to play for at both ends of the table.

After Liverpool beat Aston Villa last night, Manchester City are in action at Wolves this evening as they look to restore their three-point lead at the top of the table.

Top-four chasing Chelsea are at Leeds, who need wins to get out of the relegation zone while Everton will look to continue their push for survival at already-relegated Watford.

Plenty going on!

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After months of speculation, Manchester City finally landed their man yesterday.

The reigning Premier League champions confirmed an agreement had been reached to sign Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund this summer.

With the addition of an outrageously prolific striker it could make Pep Guardiola's side a frightening prospect in all competitions next season.

But right now, there's still a title race to complete and that will be their focus today as they continue their bid for a sixth Premier League trophy.