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Preamble
Here we go, here we go, this is it. Another round of matches follows that you have just finished digesting. The stakes are high too, and with Tottenham v West Ham elsewhere, although with the updates included here, two games particularly stand out. Newcastle are attempting to follow up Saturday's dramatic, if debilitating, defeat to West Ham by playing Everton, who must surely be better than Bournemouth, although anyone who has watched them lately could rule that out.
Nottingham Forest are in the bottom four on goal difference, and Chris Wood's Uwe Seeler effort earned them a draw against Crystal Palace. Fulham, with Rodrigo Muñiz as Brazil's answer to “Dead Shot” Keen, could be problematic for Nuno's boys. On the other hand, Palace themselves travel to Bournemouth and, although both teams seem confident, Oliver Glasner's team is more in need of a result. On Saturday he was quite happy with the draw against Forest. And, after a thrilling comeback at Chelsea, can Burnley pull off more heroics against Wolves? Craig Bellamy will oversee matters with Big Vin sitting in the stands. That's a lot of hot football for one Tuesday, so let's try to keep you informed.
There are also staggered kick-offs:
Newcastle-Fulham, 7:30 p.m.
Nottingham Forest-Fulham, 7:30 p.m.
Bournemouth-Crystal Palace, 7:45 p.m.
Burnley-Wolves, 7:45 p.m.
West Ham-Tottenham, 8:15 p.m.
