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Tottenham boss Antonio Conte makes two changes to the team that started the 2-2 draw against Chelsea last weekend.

Davinson Sanchez comes in to replace Cristian Romero, who is out with a muscle injury while Ivan Perisic starts in place of Ryan Sessegnon who drops to the bench.

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Sanchez, Dier, Davies, Emerson, Bentancur, Hojbjerg, Perisic, Kulusevski, Son, Kane.

Subs: Forster, Doherty, Richarlison, Gil, Sessegnon,Tanganga, Moura, Lenglet Bissouma

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Wolves make three changes to the side that started the 0-0 draw against Fulham. Manager Bruno Lage gives a debut to record signing Matheus Nunes following his move from Sporting Lisbon, while Joao Moutinho and Goncalo Guedes both make their first starts of the season.

Hwang Hee-Chan and Leander Dendoncker both drop to the bench, while Morgan Gibbs-White has departed for Nottingham Forest.

Wolves XI: Sa, Jonny, Collins, Kilman, Ait Nouri, Nunes, Neves, Moutinho Podence, Guedes, Neto.

Subs: Sarkic, Jimenez, Hwang, Boly, Semedo, Toti, Dendoncker, Traore, Cundle

Spurs' home game with Wolves is the first of six Premier League games taking place today.

We're here to cover the lot of them for you.

After events in north London, there are four matches at 15:00 BST:

Crystal Palace v Aston Villa

Everton v Nottingham Forest

Fulham v Brentford

Leicester v Southampton

And to round top-flight matters off, we have Bournemouth v Arsenal at 17:30.

There will be plenty of time to get stuck into the rest later. Right now, though, we'll stick to things Spursy and Wolvesy.

Just because we can, let's enjoy once more all the shenanigans that went on at Stamford Bridge last Sunday, with analysis from Fara Williams and Jermaine Jenas...

The fall out from the game at the Bridge has rumbled through this week.

Both managers were charged by the FA, VAR official Mike Dean has admitted an error in not asking referee Anthony Taylor to check his pitchside monitor after Cristian Romero's hair-pull on Marc Cucurella and there were reports that Spurs' Son Heung-min was racially abused.

Conte will be on touchline today, though, with the FA deciding on a £15,000 fine for the Italian.

Last Sunday's game between Chelsea and Tottenham was a feisty old affair. And it ratcheted up another gear of feistiness at full time, when a simple handshake led to Conte and opposite number Thomas Tuchel squaring up and shouting in each others' face before everyone else piled in to push and shove.

It was angry, it was petty, it was unnecessary... it was also absolutely brilliant.

If you don't like watching two adult men acting like children in front of a stadium of people, are you even a football fan?

As for the two managers, maybe they could write some love poetry to each other? That appears to be a thing football people do. Is there a toastie maker brand that rhymes with Tuchel?

The last time we saw Antonio Conte on a football field he was, shall we say, a bit angry...

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