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Bournemouth have only taken two points from eight Premier League matches since a 4-1 home victory against Leeds United in April.

They can equal the club Premier League record of nine successive games without a win, set from February to July 2020.

The Cherries have not gone five league fixtures without a win from the beginning of a season since 2008-09, when they were in League Two.

Andoni Iraola can become the second Spanish manager to remain winless in each of his first five Premier League fixtures, emulating Pepe Mel at West Brom in 2014.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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In the hazy glow of his first serious transfer spree as Everton's major shareholder, Farhad Moshiri declared he wanted the club to be a monument to success and not "a museum".

As the businessman who bought a 49.9% stake in Everton in February 2016 announces the sale of his now 94.1% shareholding to American investment fund 777 Partners, it is more akin, in football and financial terms, to a badly preserved graveyard.

Moshiri, if the deal moves successfully through to completion, leaves Everton in arguably the most parlous and dysfunctional state in their 145-year history.

Read more here.

Chelsea

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Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino: "The objective for Chelsea is always to be involved in European competitions.

"That is not in my hands now, that is the reality and the only thing in our hands now is to work hard and try and be involved next season and for sure we are going to be involved in European competition next season.

"I want to win, we need to win and the players need to feel that the pressure is from ourselves.

"It is still too early to give up and say we are not going to achieve what we want to achieve."

Match of the Day's Alan Shearer analyses Richarlison's performance off the bench for Tottenham against Sheffield United, explaining why a first home goal for the striker could revitalise the Brazilian's confidence.

Three changes for Bournemouth from their draw with Brentford as Marcus Tavernier makes his first start since April.

Tavernier, Lloyd Kelly and Dango Ouattara replace Marcos Senesi, Antoine Semenyo and Justin Kluivert - who are all on the bench.

Bournemouth: Neto, Aarons, Zabarnyi, Kelly, Kerkez, Christie, Cook, Ouattara, Billing, Tavernier, Solanke.

Subs: Radu, Brooks, Rothwell, Smith, Sinisterra, Kluivert, Traore, Semenyo, Senesi.

Chelsea make two changes from the side who lost 1-0 to Nottingham Forest a couple of weeks ago - with £100m Moises Caicedo not involved.

Teenager Lesley Ugochukwu makes his first Premier League start, while Mykhailo Mudryk also comes in. Caicedo is not in the squad, while Ben Chilwell is benched.

Chelsea: Sanchez, Gusto, Disasi, Thiago Silva, Colwill, Gallagher, Ugochukwu, Sterling, Fernandez, Mudryk, Jackson.

Subs: Bergstrom, Palmer, Chilwell, Petrovic, Maatsen, Washington, Gilchrist, Matos, Stutter.

Everton forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin is available to face Arsenal after recovering from a facial injury.

Jarrad Branthwaite, Lewis Dobbin and James Tarkowski have all overcome minor issues but Jack Harrison won't feature as he builds his fitness following a groin problem.

Arsenal had 16 players away on international duty and all have returned unscathed.

Thomas Partey is their only absentee because of an ongoing groin injury.

Here's how the table looks after yesterday's results with Manchester City coming from behind to retain top spot.

Everton are in the bottom three and need a result today, while Arsenal want to keep pace with the early frontrunners.

Two points separate Chelsea and Bournemouth in 14th and 16th respectively.

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BBC Radio 5 Live

Stick BBC Radio 5 Live on for the afternoon.

We've got live commentary of both matches and build-up to today's football is already under way with Steve Crossman.

We had late drama in some of yesterday's Premier League matches so will we have the same again today?

Here's what we have coming up...

Bournemouth v Chelsea (14:00 BST)

Everton v Arsenal (16:30 BST)

We'll build up to those matches and take a brief look back at some of the reaction to yesterday's results.