Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tottenham are the most frustrating team to watch. They can be outstanding, they ca be woeful.

I expect them to win today; the have to start winning games if they want that fourth Champions League spot. Nobody is taking charge of third or fourth.

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Son Heung-min loves facing Southampton.

Having scored more against them than any other side in the Premier League, they could be the perfect opponent as the South Korea captain aims to make history today.

He needs just one goal to become the first Asian player to score 100 in the Premier League.

Can Southampton get themselves out of trouble?

Ruben Selles' side have lost six of their last seven Premier League matches at St Mary's, where they have suffered a league-high eight home defeats this season.

Saints are winless in 15 Premier League games against sides starting the day in the top four, losing nine of those matches and conceding a total of 43 goals.

January's 2-1 victory at Everton is the only time they have scored more than once in their previous 22 league matches.

Even so, three huge points today could catapult them out of the bottom three...

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For this week's Premier League and FA Cup predictions Chris Sutton faces Black Honey guitarist Chris Ostler.

Sutton's prediction: 2-1

Brentford to win this, all day long.

Leicester are in a relegation battle now. They have got some talented forward players but they leak far too many goals.

The Bees, in contrast, are well organised and streetwise. They are also ruthless from set-pieces, which is one of the areas where Leicester look vulnerable.

Chris Ostler's prediction: 2-1

I'm really surprised to see Leicester doing so badly this season, while Brentford have been outstanding.

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Brendan Rodgers said he is under “no illusions” about the task facing Leicester to remain in the Premier League this season.

The Foxes have lost their last five games in all competitions.

“We’ve got 12 games left and we’re virtually competing in a nine-team league now,” he said.

“We want to finish at the top of that."

Leicester City are in trouble.

Well, almost half the Premier League clubs have relegation concerns, granted. But the Foxes, out of the bottom three on goal difference only, look fragile at the back.

They have failed to keep a single clean sheet since the World Cup break, making them one of only three teams in Europe's top five leagues yet to do so.

Only Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth have conceded more in the Premier League this season.

Danny Ward has been dropped to the bench today, with Daniel Iversen handed his first league start.

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Brentford are on a nine-match unbeaten run at home in the Premier League, winning five and drawing four.

The 26 points which Thomas Frank's side have amassed at the Gtech Community Stadium this season is two more than Leicester City have managed in total.

The Bees are aiming to claim their 100th top-flight victory today - which would leave them sixth in the table heading into the international break.

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For this week's Premier League and FA Cup predictions Chris Sutton faces Black Honey guitarist Chris Ostler.

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Sutton's prediction:1-0

There were lots of goals the last time these two teams met at Molineux at the end of last season. I don't see it being quite as thrilling this time, but there is a lot at stake.

It feels like I say every week with these predictions that Leeds have got some very talented players, but they don't take their chances. I worry about them too.

Wolves don't score many goals either but I thought they deserved to get something from their trip to Newcastle last week, and I can see them nicking this one at home.

Chris Ostler's prediction:1-0

This is going to be close, and neither team scores many.

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Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Managing clubs at the bottom of the Premier League is about strong leadership.

You've got to convince the people around you that your way is the right way; you do that on te training ground and during games.

Knowing I'd done it before, and I was fortunate enough never to be relegated, actually worked.

Leeds United

Leeds boss Javi Gracia, speaking to Premier League Productions: "What I expect today is a tough game. All my players are ready to compete. We have some changes because we have injury to Tyler [Adams], who is important to us. We have to look for fresh legs. I look to improve non the last performances.

"All of us are agreed. We know how important the games are that we play now. There are 12 left and we have to compete in them like finals. Today we are focused on that.

"What I expect is the best from my team. To have control is the way to be at our best."

Wolves

Wolves boss Julen Lopetegui, speaking to Premier League Productions: "We expect that the players coming will help us to achieve our aim. It is going to be hard and demanding because we play against a very good team. It is going to be a very balanced game and for this we have to ready. The level of Leeds is very big, they have quality and Javi Gracia has experience of coaching in the Premier League too.

"We hope that our fans are going to be very important. We need their help, for sure. I repeat the game is going to be very balanced so the support is very important for the team."

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Only Erling Haaland and Harry Kane have scored more Premier League goals than Ivan Toney this season - and that form earned him a place in Gareth Southgate's latest England squad for the Three Lions' upcoming Euro 2024 qualifiers against Italy and Ukraine.

That decision was "a no-brainer", The Mirror's chief football writer John Cross says.

"He has been unplayable at times this season," Cross told BBC 5 Live's Football Daily podcast.

"Aside from Kane, he is the most in-form and dangerous English number nine in the Premier League right now.

"He is in irresistible form, powerful, strong, so intelligent and so skilful. It's a really exciting call-up."

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery sticks with the same XI that started the 1-1 draw at West Ham last weekend.

Boubacar Kamara, Philippe Coutinho and Leander Dendoncker remain injured, while fit-again Diego Carlos returned as an unused substitute last week and starts on the bench again.

Ollie Watkins is one goal away from becoming the first Villa player since 2014-15 to reach double figures in three consecutive top-flight seasons.

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, Cash, Konsa, Mings, Moreno, McGinn, Luiz, Buendia, Bailey, Ramsey, Watkins.

Subs: Olsen, Sinisalo, Carlos, B Traore, Chambers, Young, Duran, Digne.

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Gary O'Neil also names an unchanged side following Bournemouth's 1-0 win over Liverpool last Saturday.

Midfielder Hamed Traore is back on the bench after injury, while David Brooks is among the subs once more as he awaits his first appearance since being diagnosed with cancer in October 2021.

Bournemouth XI: Neto, Smith, Stephens, Senesi, Kelly, Ouattara, Lerma, Billing, Anthony, Rothwell, Solanke.

Subs: Travers, Cook, Mepham, Brooks, Christie, Vina, H Traore, Moore, Semenyo.

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It's two changes for Brentford from the team who beat Southampton 2-0 on Wednesday.

Mikkel Damsgaard comes in for Kevin Schade who drops to the bench while Yonna Wissa is in ahead of Vitaly Janelt.

Brentford XI: Raya, Hickey, Pinnock, Mee, Henry, Jensen, Norgaard, Damsgaard, Mbuemo, Toney, Wissa.

Subs: Strakosha, Schade, Dasilva, Zanka, Ghoddos, Onyeka, Jansson, Baptiste, Stevens.

Brendan Rodgers makes four changes to the Leicester City side who lost to Chelsea last week.

There's a swap of goalkeepers as Daniel Iverson replaces Danny Ward to make his first Premier League start.

Harvey Barnes, Tete and Wilfred Ndidi also come in for Wout Faes, Kelechi Iheanacho and Nampalys Mendy.

Leicester City XI: Iverson, Pereira, Amartey, Souttar, Ndidi, Castagne, Dewsbury-Hall, Barnes, Tete, Maddison, Daka.

Subs: Ward, Vardy, Iheanacho, Mendy, Praet, Thomas, Brunt, Marcal-Madivadua, Soumare.

Southampton boss Ruben Selles makes three changes to the side that were beaten 2-0 in midweek by Brentford.

Ibrahima Diallo, Carlos Alcaraz and Kamaldeen Sulemana all drop to the bench in favour of Stuart Armstrong, Theo Walcott and Romeo Lavia.

Kyle Walker-Peters starts after being forced off against Brentford on Wednesday while Ainsley Maitland-Niles returns from injury to the bench.

Starting XI: Bazunu, Walker-Peters, Ward-Prowse, Adams, Perraud, Armstrong, Elyounoussi, Walcott, Bednarek, Bella-Kotchap, Lavia

Subs: McCarthy, Maitland-Niles, A. Armstrong, Onuachu, Mara, Sulemana, Salisu, Alcaraz, Diallo

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Antonio Conte opts for the same Tottenham side to the one that beat Nottingham Forest 3-1 last time out.

Last week's goal scorers Son Heung-min and Harry Kane both start with Richarlison also earning a spot in the starting XI.

Fraser Forster will be between the sticks again with Hugo Lloris still out with a knee injury.

Yves Bissouma, Rodrigo Bentancur and Ryan Sessegnon are all still out while Emerson Royal is on the bench having missed out against Forest with an injury he picked up against AC Milan.

Starting XI: Forster, Skipp, Hojbjerg, Son, Richarlison, Kane, Dier, Romero, Porro, Davies, Lenglet

Subs: Austin, Sanchez, Royal, Perisic, Danjuma, Kulusevski, Tanganga, Moura, Sarr

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Julen Lopetegui make two changes to the Wolves team that lost at Newcastle in the Premier League on Sunday.

Pedro Neto replaces Adama Traore, while Joao Gomes comes in for Joao Moutinho

Pablo Sarabia and Matheus Cunha are among the substitutes after recovering from respective heel and ankle problems, but Hwang Hee-chan is unavailable through injury.

Wolves XI: Sa, Semedo, Dawson, Kilman, Jonny, Neves, Lemina, Neto, Gomes, Podence, Jimenez

Subs: Bentley, Collins, Cunha, Sarabia, Toti, Nunes, Moutinho, Costa, Traore

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Javi Gracia also makes two alterations to the Leeds team that drew 2-2 with Brighton last weekend.

Injured midfielder Tyler Adams is replaced by compatriot Weston McKennie, with Wilfried Gnonto preferred to Crysencio Summerville.

Fit-again Rodrigo and Liam Cooper are both on the bench.

Leeds XI: Meslier, Ayling, Koch, Wober, Firpo, McKennie, Roca, Gnonto, Aaronson, Harrison, Bamford

Subs: Robles, Cooper, Summerville, Rodrigo, Struijk, Sinisterra, Rutter, Kristensen, Gray

Right, time for some team news!

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Jen Beattie
Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bournemouth have still got Leeds and Southampton left to play and they lost to them both before. Those games are the ones they'll be looking at the most.

I understand the point about focussing on one game at a time, but consistency is why teams are at the top. Ultimately, it is why teams that lose most are at the bottom.