(15:00 unless stated)
Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill has doubts over David Vaughan and
Stephane Sessegnon. Manchester United have received a triple injury
boost. Nani (hamstring), Phil Jones (ankle) and Paul Scholes are fit.
Arsenal v Reading
Arsenal will be without England duo Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Theo
Walcott (hip/thigh). Former Gunner Stuart Taylor is likely to again
deputise for goalkeeper Adam Federici for the visitors.
Manchester City v Newcastle United
Captain Vincent Kompany is Manchester City's chief concern. Newcastle
boss Alan Pardew is facing a fresh injury crisis as Cheick Tiote,
Mathieu Debuchy, Davide Santon, Massadio Haidara, Tim Krul, Fabricio
Coloccini and Hatem Ben Arfa are all missing.
Southampton v Chelsea
Adam Lallana, Luke Shaw and Jos Hooiveld are all dealing with knocks
for the home side. John Terry is available for Chelsea but manager
Rafael Benitez will select with one eye on Monday's FA Cup
quarter-final.
Swansea City v Tottenham Hotspur
Chico Flores is set to return to the Swansea squad after seven weeks
on the sidelines. Tottenham star Gareth Bale is fit and winger Aaron
Lennon (hamstring and groin) and centre-back Michael Dawson (hamstring)
have recovered from their respective injuries and are likely to start.
West Ham United v West Bromwich Albion
West Ham captain Kevin Nolan has recovered from a toe injury and Joe
Cole returns following a month-long hamstring injury lay-off. Midfielder
James Morrison is West Brom's major fresh injury concern of the trip to
Upton Park.
Wigan Athletic v Norwich City
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez is hoping striker Callum McManaman will
be fit and must decide whether to recall goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi and
captain Gary Caldwell after two wins in a row without them. Norwich
manager Chris Hughton has confirmed third choice keeper Lee Camp will
start in goal.
Everton v Stoke City (17:30)
Everton could welcome back goalkeeper Tim Howard and defender Phil Jagielka. Stoke have Robert Huth back available.
SUNDAY
Aston Villa v Liverpool (13:30)
Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert will welcome back a quartet of
players but has fitness concerns over two others. Liverpool have
goalkeeper Jose Reina and defender Jamie Carragher fit again.
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