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Aleksandar Mitrovic makes his first start for Fulham since returning from his eight-match ban for pushing referee Chris Kavanagh.

The Serbia striker comes in for Carlos Vinicius as Marco Silva makes one change to the side that won at Southampton last weekend.

Fulham XI: Leno, Tete, Tosin, Diop, Robinson, Reed, Joao Palhinha, Wilson, Cairney, Willian, Mitrovic.

Subs: Rodak, Duffy, Kebani, Solomon, Soares, Decordova-Reid, Lukic, Vinicius, Harris.

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Crystal Palace also make one change to the side that beat Bournemouth last time out, with Odsonne Edouard coming in for the injured Wilfried Zaha.

Crystal Palace XI: Johnstone, Ward, Anderson, Guehi, Mitchell, Doucoure, Hughes Olise, Eze, Edouard, J Ayew.

Subs: Whitworth, Sambi Lokonga, Mateta, Clyne, MCarthur, Richards, Ahamada, Adaramola, Riedewald.

Gary O'Neil has shuffled the pack after his Bournemouth side were beaten 2-0 by Crystal Palace on the road last week.

David Brooks makes his first start of the season along with Lewis Cook, Jaidon Anthony and Marcos Senesi.

Chris Mepham and Dango Ouattara drop to the bench along with Matías Vina while Philip Billing misses out.

Starting XI: Neto, Zabarnyi, Kelly, Lerma, Christie, Solanke, Cook, Brookes, Smith, Senesi, Anthony

Subs: Travers, Mepham, Stephens, Ouattara, Stacey, Vina, Moore, Sadi, Adu-Adjei

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Erik ten Hag names an unchanged Manchester United from the side that beat Wolves 2-0 last time out.

Casemiro and Christian Eriksen get the nod in midfield while Anthony Martial starts up front with Marcus Rashford not in the squad after he missed training on Friday due to illness.

Scott McTominay is back in the squad after a five-week absence, he joins Harry Maguire, Wout Weghorst and Alejandro Garnacho on the bench.

Starting XI: de Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Varane, Shaw, Casemiro, Eriksen, Antony, Fernandes, Sancho, Martial

Subs: Butland, Maguire, Malacia, Fred, Dalot, Weghorst, Pellistri, McTominay, Garnacho

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Lucas Moura looks to create something but Vitaly Janelt halts his progress.

Spurs can maintain pressure on the Brentford penalty area, but the visitors are back in numbers and Moura is once again stopped with his latest attempt to find his way into the box.

Wolves make six changes to the side beaten by Manchester United at Old Trafford last weekend.

Nathan Collins, Joao Gomes, Daniel Podence, Adama Traore, Pablo Sarabia and Hwang Hee-chan all come in.

Mario Lemina, Matheus Cunha, Max Kilman, Matheus Nunes, Diego Costa are among the substitutes, while Pedro Neto misses out altogether.

Wolves XI: Bentley, Semedo, Dawson, Collins, Toti, A Traore, Neves, Joao Gomes, Podence, Sarabia, Hwang

Subs: Sa, Lemina, B Traore, Jimenez, Cunha, Kilman, Nunes, Costa, Bueno

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Everton make just one change to the team that lost at home to Manchester City, with Amadou Onana replacing Mason Holgate.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin starts despite suffering a groin problem against the Premier League leaders last Sunday.

Everton XI: Pickford, Patterson, Tarkowski, Mina, Iwobi, Gueye, Onana, Garner, McNeil, Doucoure, Calvert-Lewin

Subs: Begovic, Lonergan, Holgate, Keane, Gray, Maupay, McAllister, Simms, Welch

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Liverpool name an unchanged starting XI from the one that convincingly beat Leicester 3-0 on Monday.

The exiting Roberto Firmino returns from injury and is on the bench alongside James Milner, but fellow departees Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are not involved.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson, Henderson, Fabinho, Jones, Salah, Diaz, Gakpo.

Aston Villa make three changes to the side that beat Tottenham 2-1 last time out.

Matty Cash, former Everton full-back Lucas Digne and Boubacar Kamara all start in place of Ashley Young, Alex Moreno and Emiliano Buendia.

Villa XI: Martinez, Cash, Konsa, Mings, Digne, Bailey, McGinn, Luiz, Ramsey, Kamara, Watkins.

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"We want Levy out" rings around the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium again...

Spurs haven't managed a shot on target in this second half.

They've completely lost their way in attack, but every credit to Brentford for getting themselves into this position. Thomas Frank's half-time decision to bring in Mikkel Damsgaard has worked wonders.

Stand by for team news from our four 15:00 BST games...

And here is Lucas Moura, who receives a warm welcome as he runs out for his final home match as a Tottenham player.

Can he inspire his side to a fightback?

That's two goals from two shots for Bryan Mbeumo.

Spurs are preparing to bring on Lucas Moura. Ryan Mason will be scratching his head as to how this has happened following such a promising first half display.

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Tottenham players were appealling for a free-kick on Harry Kane which they were never going to get. Bryan Mbeumo was onside too and it's another excellent finish. He's had two chances and taken them both. A ruthlessness that Tottenham craved in the first half and now they have paid for it.

Worth a try!

Mathias Jensen doesn't hesitate to try his luck as Fraser Forster's clearance hangs in the air for him to volley, but he can't pull it off.

It's all gone a bit flat for the home side, who need to try and get their supporters back involved.

Bryan Mbeumo fails to hit the target as Brentford look to complete a turnaround.

Brentford set themselves up to attack a long throw-in and Spurs initially struggle to deal with Mathias Jensen's ball in before booting it clear.

At the other end, Dejan Kulusevski plays in Harry Kane but the Tottenham goalscorer's wild shot is well off target.

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All the noise is coming from the Brentford fans. Spurs look a little stunned. It's a completely different game now.

The lively Kevin Schade rattles the side-netting. Brentford have come out from the break a different beast, and the home support have been silenced for the time being after enjoying a positive Tottenham start.