Sven Botman has to be strong for Newcastle at the back to prevent Ivan Toney latching on to a ball forward and get in on goal.

Nervy times for Leicester!

A Wout Faes backpass is a bit short and Dominic Solanke follows it in and Daniel Iversen effectively has to tackle him to ensure Leicester keep the ball.

He then just hoofs it clear.

Take two.

Finally kicked off at Spurs. The officials have sorted their gear.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium

For a club that is bang in trouble, there's a tremendous atmosphere here.

The 'clappers' are back, made famous during their title winning season seven years ago.

That seems like a distant memory now.

Good start by Chelsea. Reece James whips a dangerous cross in from the right and Nelson Semedo's touch takes it just beyond the far post.

The last time these two faced each other it was a pretty handy game. It ended 5-5, with Tammy Abraham scoring four for Villa and Forest levelling late despite having gone down to 10 men.

In-form Ollie Watkins is quickly into action here, firing a low shot across the face of goal and wide.

Head tennis in the Fulham box as the hosts fail to deal with an Aaron Cresswell cross.

It's recycled out to the left, but the referee eventually gives a free-kick for handball against Jarrod Bowen.

Interesting. Just before kick-off, Tottenham interim boss Cristian Stellini and Brighton's Roberto de Zerbi are having some... strong words with each other. Wonder what that's about.

Kick-off is just being delayed a little at Spurs as the officials sort out their mics.

Getting started in all six matches. Where is the first goal coming from?

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Newcastle are unbeaten in all 15 of their Saturday 3pm Premier League games under Eddie Howe (W9 D6), a run which started with a 3-3 draw against Brentford in November 2021.

Brentford have lost just once at home in the Premier League this season and are unbeaten in their last 10 at the Gtech Community Stadium (W5 D5) since a 3-0 loss to Arsenal in September.

Newcastle have won their past three away league games against Brentford, winning in October 1992, January 2017 and February 2022.

Everton

Everton manager Sean Dyche speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Too many mistakes against a good side. I think we are bringing resilience to it and a lot of it was self inflicted. Self inflicted from straight balls and not into the game straight away. On the other hand some great last ditch saves from Jordan Pickford.

"The players they've got they can mix and match throughout the game and straight balls didn't help us.

"You want your centre halves to work hard and you want to work hard in them last ditch positions when it happens.

"Second half was better and then in the final moments a slight mistake they react quickly and your chances to get back into it are slim.

"The mentality is growing and it's a reminder of what's in front of us. Today was a bit of soft one and a reminder we have to do the basics right."

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Final Score

Spurs fans are frustrated because they are seeing their side in 50 minute spurts where they are outstanding, and then they go 1-0 up and panic.

They are better than that. They’ve got better players than what they are showing.

It’s down to those players to show a bit more bravery and go for the throat and really want to win games.

Tottenham have won just one of their last six matches in all competitions.

They have 50 points, one fewer than at this stage of last season when they took 20 points out of a possible 27 in their final nine games to finish fourth. Their only defeat during that run came at home to Brighton.

Spurs have conceded 41 league goals in 2022-23, which is already one more than they did in the whole of last season.

Brighton are one short of equalling their club top-flight record of 14 wins in a season, set in the 42-game 1980-81 campaign.

However, they have only won two of their 12 league fixtures this season against the other teams currently in the top half of the table.

Kaoru Mitoma is the first Brighton player to register a goal or assist in five consecutive Premier League appearances.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on The Football Daily podcast

I don't know at this present time what's at the forefront of the [Nottingham Forest owners'] minds but keeping Cooper is the best thing they can to at the present time in my opinion having seen Forest.

My business partner has been a season ticket for years and he says 'listen, we want him to stay. We know what the quality of the squad is, we just need a little bit more harmony.' I'd back him."

Listen to more relegation discussion on Friday's Football Daily podcast.

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Nottingham Forest have failed to win any of their past nine Premier League away games against sides from the Midlands (D2 L7), since beating Coventry City 3-0 in August 1996. They have lost their past six in a row, failing to score in each of the past five.

Aston Villa have scored both a league high total (9) and share (39% - 9/23) of their Premier League home goals in the opening 15 minutes of games this season. They have opened the scoring in this timeframe in four of their past five at Villa Park.

In the Premier League, Nottingham Forest have won just one of their 11 meetings with Aston Villa (D5 L5), winning 2-0 at Villa Park in October 1994.

Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa defender on Final Score

Chelsea have had a really uneasy time.

It’s been uncertain, there’s been a lot of change. It’s caused disruption.

Frank Lampard will bring that sense of stability. They need that now.

For Lampard, it’s less about how he compares to other manager but who he is for Chelsea.

Manchester United

Manchester United captain Harry Maguire speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Yeah it was a really good performance. Really on the front foot, aggressive. We played in their half and didn't let them breath. We should have been out of sight so it's disappointment that we only scored two goals.

"I think every game we want to start like this, we want to be on the front foot and be aggressive. The first half was perfect apart from being a bit more clinical. The manager wants us to be aggressive and dominate the game. In the second half we were professional and controlled the game.

"It's great to lead the lads out at Old Trafford and get a clean sheet and get three points. I have a responsibility to make sure the club moves forward and that's whether I'm playing or not. I feel like my form has been good for England and Manchester United.

"I respect and know that we have good competition in my position at this club. There's four top international centre-backs at this club and we are all pushing to be the best."

On the return of Anthony Martial and Christian Eriksen: "It's huge. I've spoken about the squad already. We need high competition for places. It's great to have Anthony back and Christian came on and really helped see the game out for us. It's a great boost for us to have them back and available for the crucial part of the season."

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Aston Villa manager Unai Emery says in-form striker Ollie Watkins is a "very good example" to other players.

Watkins has eight goals in his last 10 Premier League appearances and became the first player since Serio Aguero in 2017 to score in six consecutive away matches with his strike in the 2-1 win over Leicester on Wednesday.

"I was watching his last season at Brentford. He scores goals. We are trying to use his qualities, his commitment, his power to try to [help] him to learn different ways to improve. He’s very humble to do it," said Emery.

"Each session is very good; he’s the example. He wants to learn, improve. He listens to everything. He works on and off the pitch.

"He thinks only about football and watches clips of him and other strikers. It’s the way! It’s a very good example for me to use for other players. Ollie Watkins is 100% committed."

Leicester City have never lost a home Premier League match against Bournemouth in five previous meetings at the King Power Stadium (W2 D3).

Bournemouth are looking to complete a league double over Leicester for the first time since the 1988-89 campaign, when the teams were in the second tier.

Bournemouth have lost eight of their last nine Premier League away games, with the exception being a 1-0 win at Wolves in February. That victory was also their only clean sheet in their last 24 on the road in the top-flight (W3 D2 L19 – 61 goals conceded).

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

From a Chelsea point of view it’s bonkers to re-appoint Frank Lampard, but Chelsea are a bonkers football club at the moment.

For Frank, it’s a no brainer. It’s a win-win situation for him.

They can’t get any worse. What an opportunity for him.

Who knows? It wouldn’t surprise me if he went on and won the Champions League.

What a turnaround that would be.