Palace’s new signings Max Lacroix and Eddie Nketiah, as does Cheick Doucoure. Nathaniel Clyne, Will Hughes and Daichi Kamada do not.

One change for Leicester, with Stephy Mavididi preferred to Abdul Fatawu.

What’s with this eyes nonsense? It’s the Brighton team for a routine league game, not an unconfirmed report that Donald Trump has come out as a Democrat who prefers Burger King.

As for the teams, Brighton are without James Milner and Joao Pedro, so Yasin Ayari and Georginio Rutter start.

Ipswich bring in Dara O’Shea and Wes Burns for Luke Woolfenden and Chiedozie Ogbene.

Two changes for Fulham. The new signing Joachim Andersen and Raul Jimenez come in for Issa Diop and Rodrigo Muniz.

Julen Lopetegui prefers Tomas Soucek to Lucas Paqueta, the only change from West Ham’s 3-1 defeat to Erling Haaland.

Arne Slot sticks with the XI that embarrassed Manchester United a fortnight ago. Forest bring in James Ward-Prowse, Ryan Yates, Nicolas Dominguez and Alex Moreno for Ibrahima Sangare, Anthony Elanga, Callum Hudson-Odoi and Neco Williams.

Ilkay Gundogan makes his second full debut for City after returning to the club from Barcelona. Erling Haaland also starts; there were suggestions he might miss the game for personal reasons. Kyle Walker, John Stones and Savinho all return; Bernardo Silva and Josko Gvardiol are rested.

Sepp van den Berg and Keane Lewis-Potter come into the Brentford team in place of Kevin Schade and the injured Mathias Jensen.

It’s not often that both Manchester City and Liverpool grace us with their presence at 3pm on a Saturday, but that’s the case today. The top two have what look like home bankers against Brentford and Nottingham Forest respectively, although we’ve maded that mistaken assumption in the past. It’s less than two years since Brentford won famously at the Etihad just before the World Cup.

Third-placed Brighton are also in action at home to Ipswich, with Fulham v West Ham and Crystal Palace v Leicester completing a decent set of 3pm games. We’ll also have updates from the big games elsewhere, including Leeds v Burnley and Plymouth v Sunderland in the Championship.

These are our featured games, all 3pm kick-offs unless stated.

Premier League

Championship

Scottish Premier League

Bundesliga