The weekend’s Premier League team news

Saturday

Arsenal (4th) v Chelsea (5th)

Arsene Wenger will recall a host of first-team regulars after making 11 changes for Tuesday night's League Cup win at Nottingham Forest. The likes of Petr Cech, Laurent Koscielny, Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez will return at the Emirates Stadium. Olivier Giroud (toe) faces a late fitness test while Aaron Ramsey (hamstring), Per Mertesacker, Danny Welbeck and Carl Jenkinson (all knee) are out.

Chelsea will remain without the injured John Terry as he is not fully recovered from the ankle injury he suffered in the recent 2-2 draw with Swansea. Fellow central defender Kurt Zouma, who injured his anterior cruciate ligaments, will soon return to training. Antonio Conte has an otherwise fully-fit squad to choose from and must decide whether to retain Cesc Fabregas against his former team after his two goals at Leicester.

Last season: Arsenal 0 Chelsea 1, Chelsea 2 Arsenal 0
Last five league matches: Arsenal L D W W W; Chelsea W W W D L
Top scorers: Alexis Sanchez (Arsenal) 4; Diego Costa (Chelsea) 5
Match odds: H 29-20 A 21-10 D 23-10
Referee: Michael Oliver

Bournemouth (17th) v Everton (2nd)

Manager Eddie Howe said there are a "couple of injury issues" for Bournemouth. Midfielder Dan Gosling will be hoping to be in the team after scoring in the Cherries' 3-2 defeat to Preston in the League Cup on Tuesday, as he is yet to start in the league this season.

Romelu Lukaku is set to return for Everton after missing Tuesday night's League Cup defeat to Norwich with a toe injury. James McCarthy and Darron Gibson (both groin) are making good progress and should be back within two to three weeks but Muhamed Besic (knee) is a long-term absentee.

Last season: Everton 2 Bournemouth 1, Bournemouth 3 Everton 3
Last five league matches: Bournemouth L L D W L; Everton D W W W W
Top scorers (all competitions): Dan Gosling, Max Gradel, Lewis Grabban, Adam Smith, Callum Wilson & Marc Wilson (Bournemouth) 1; Romelu Lukaku (Everton) 4
Match odds: H 13-5 A 23-20 D 12-5
Referee: Robert Madley

Liverpool (6th) v Hull (12th)

Liverpool midfielders Adam Lallana and Georginio Wijnaldum are set to return after being rested for Tuesday's League Cup win over Derby. Striker Daniel Sturridge also missed the midweek clash with a niggle which could put his place against the Tigers in doubt. Goalkeeper Simon Mignolet is expected to return, despite summer signing Loris Karius making his competitive debut and keeping a clean sheet against the Rams.

Hull midfielder Jake Livermore returns to contention following the suspension which ruled him out of the League Cup win over Stoke. Caretaker-manager Mike Phelan must decide whether to recall him or retain Harry Maguire alongside skipper Curtis Davies. New signings Ryan Mason, Markus Henriksen, David Marshall, Will Keane, James Weir and Dieumerci Mbokani all started on Wednesday night and will be hoping to make their first league starts.

Last season: No corresponding fixture
Last five league matches: Liverpool W L D W W; Hull W W L D L
Top scorers: Roberto Firmino (Liverpool) 3, Phillippe Coutinho (Liverpool) 3; Robert Snodgrass (Hull) 4
Match odds: H 1-4 A 11-1 D 11-2
Referee: Andre Marriner

Manchester United (7th) v Leicester (11th)

Anthony Martial will miss out for Manchester United. The forward was forced off in last weekend's defeat at Watford and, despite returning to training on Friday, will be absent with an ankle/calf problem. Luke Shaw (groin) and Henrikh Mkhitaryan (thigh) are back in contention for the squad, but Phil Jones (knee) remains absent.

Leicester defender Marcin Wasilewski is suspended after his red card in their League Cup defeat to Chelsea. Manager Claudio Ranieri is expected to recall several first-team regulars after making seven changes in the midweek 4-2 extra-time loss. Goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel has recovered from concussion, but has suffered a minor muscle strain in training so is a doubt, while Matty James and Nampalys Mendy (both ankle) are still unavailable.

Last season: Man Utd 1 Leicester 1, Leicester 1 Man Utd 1
Last five league matches: Man Utd W W W L L; Leicester L D W L W
Top scorers: Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Man Utd) 5; Jamie Vardy (Leicester) 3 Islam Slimani (Leicester) 3 Riyad Mahrez (Leicester) 3
Match odds: H 4-6 A 9-2 D 3-1
Referee: Mike Dean

Middlesbrough (13th) v Tottenham (3rd)

Middlesbrough head coach Aitor Karanka will welcome back Christian Stuani (groin) and Jordan Rhodes (knee) after both missed the defeat to Everton. Full-back Fabio (knee) and midfielder Grant Leadbitter (hernia surgery) are the only absentees as Boro aim to end a run of two successive league defeats.

Mousa Dembele and Eric Dier are both struggling with hamstring strains and Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino must make a late decision on whether either of them feature. Danny Rose will also be assessed as he nears recovery from his own hamstring injury. Harry Kane remains sidelined with an ankle problem meaning Vincent Janssen will be handed his second Premier League start up front.

Last season: No corresponding fixture
Last five league matches: Middlesbrough D W D L L; Tottenham D W D W W
Top scorers: Christian Stuani (Middlesbrough) 2; Son Heung-min (Tottenham) 4
Match odds: H 3-1 A 21-20 D 12-5
Referee: Graham Scott

Stoke (20th) v West Brom (10th)

Stoke winger Xherdan Shaqiri will undergo a late fitness test. The Switzerland international has not featured since the first game of the season due to a calf injury but has been training this week as he closes in on a return to action. Forward Jonathan Walters is a doubt after missing the League Cup loss to Hull on Wednesday because of an ankle problem.

West Brom boss Tony Pulis will have an unchanged squad against his former club. James Morrison's return from injury against West Ham and Hal Robson-Kanu's inclusion for the first time last weekend means the only player unavailable to Pulis is Chris Brunt (knee).

Last season: West Brom 2 Stoke 1, Stoke 0 West Brom 1
Last five league matches: Stoke D L L L L; West Brom W L D L W
Top scorers: Peter Crouch (Stoke) 3; Jose Salomon Rondon (West Brom) 2, James McClean (West Brom) 2, Gareth McAuley (West Brom) 2
Match odds: H 6-4 A 21-10 D 11-5
Referee: Martin Atkinson

Sunderland (19th) v Crystal Palace (8th)

Adnan Januzaj returns to the Sunderland squad after suspension, and he will be joined by fellow midfielder Jack Rodwell and striker Jermain Defoe following their respective recoveries from groin and calf injuries. Midfielder Wahbi Khazri has recovered from illness and frontman Victor Anichebe is close to being available as he works his way towards match fitness, but goalkeeper Vito Mannone (elbow), midfielder Sebastian Larsson (knee) and striker Fabio Borini (groin) are still out.

Palace are without captain Scott Dann after he suffered a minor hamstring injury in the League Cup defeat at Southampton. He also remains a doubt for next Friday's match with Everton, but James Tomkins has been passed fit and will replace him alongside Damien Delaney in central defence. Eagles boss Alan Pardew will also name Delaney as captain.

Last season: Sunderland 2 Crystal Palace 2, Crystal Palace 0 Sunderland 1
Last five league matches: Sunderland L L D L L; Crystal Palace L L D W W
Top scorers: Paddy McNair (Sunderland) 2, Jermain Defoe (Sunderland) 2; Scott Dann (Crystal Palace) 3
Match odds: H 2-1 A 8-5 D 21-10
Referee: Anthony Taylor

Swansea (15th) v Manchester City (1st)

Record signing Borja Baston could make his first Premier League start for Swansea after impressing in Wednesday's 2-1 League Cup defeat against City, while Swans boss Francesco Guidolin must also decide whether to involve club captain Leon Britton after the 34-year-old shone in midweek. Winger Nathan Dyer, meanwhile, has undergone surgery to remove extra bone that had grown on his ankle. He is likely to be sidelined until mid-November.

Top scorer Sergio Aguero returns for Manchester City after completing his domestic suspension. Captain Vincent Kompany is facing another lay-off after suffering a groin injury in his comeback game against the Swans in the League Cup in midweek and no date has yet been put on his return. Playmaker David Silva might return after a muscle injury but midfielder Fabian Delph could still be doubtful and Nolito is suspended.

Last season: Swansea 1 Man City 1, Man City 2 Swansea 1
Last five league matches: Swansea W L L D L; Man City W W W W W
Top scorers (all competitions): Leroy Fer (Swansea) 3; Sergio Aguero (Man City) 9
Match odds: H 15-2 A 2-5 D 19-5
Referee: Neil Swarbrick

Sunday

West Ham (18th) v Southampton (14th)

West Ham will be without a recognised left-back against the Saints after Arthur Masuaku joined Aaron Cresswell on the sidelines with a knee injury. Boss Slaven Bilic can welcome back centre-half Winston Reid, however, after he shook off the knock which has kept him out him for a fortnight. Andy Carroll is progressing well after a knee injury and will be back after the international break. Fellow forwards Andre Ayew (thigh) and Diafra Sakho (back) are still out.

Southampton will again be without forward Jay Rodriguez because of a groin problem. Saints manager Claude Puel is expected to recall his first-team regulars after changing the side for the midweek League Cup win over Crystal Palace. Club-record signing Sofiane Boufal continues his rehabilitation from a knee injury, and the Morocco midfielder could make a belated debut after the international break, while right-back Jeremy Pied (knee) is a long-term absentee.

Last season: Southampton 1 West Ham 0, West Ham 2 Southampton 1
Last five league matches: West Ham L W L L L; Southampton D L D L W
Top scorers: Michail Antonio (West Ham) 5; Charlie Austin (Southampton) 4
Match odds: H 15-8 A 17-10 D 11-5
Referee: Jon Moss

Monday

Burnley (16th) v Watford (9th)

Burnley have no new injury concerns. The Clarets have won only once in six outings this season, against Liverpool, and Sean Dyche has the likes of Sam Vokes, Johann Berg Gudmundsson, Patrick Bamford and Jon Flanagan angling for promotion from the bench. Hamstring victim Ashley Barnes is the only notable absentee.

Watford will be without defender Daryl Janmaat after the Holland international suffered a shoulder injury in Watford's impressive 3-1 victory against Manchester United. He could be sidelined for six weeks. Defender Jose Holebas is also an injury doubt, while a number of other players will be evaluated over the coming days to determine their fitness for the trip to Lancashire.

Last season: No corresponding fixture
Last five league matches: Burnley L W L D L; Watford D L L W W
Top scorers (all competitions): Steven Defour, Andre Gray & Sam Vokes (Burnley) 1; Etienne Capoue (Watford) 4
Match odds: H 15-8 A 17-10 D 11-5
Referee: Mike Jones