Liverpool could go top of the Premier League for the first time since September.
A win at home to Watford in the lunchtime kick-off will see Jurgen Klopp’s side leapfrog Manchester City for a couple of hours at least.
For their part, City are away to Burnley from 3.
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Chelsea welcome West London rivals Brentford to Stamford Bridge.
Leeds entertain Southampton,
Brighton play bottom side Norwich City,
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And Aston Villa go to West Midlands rivals Wolves.
Then at 5.30, Manchester United play Leicester at Old Trafford.
