Premier League gameweek 10: Arsenal eye six-point lead
Arsenal can move six points clear before Manchester City kick off on Saturday, while Michael Carrick faces another test of Manchester United 's recovery against Aston Villa on Sunday. The Premier League fixtures begin with Frank Lampard 's return to Everton on Friday 6 November.
Ten matches follow across the weekend, with Bournemouth chasing an eighth successive win in all competitions and Crystal Palace facing Liverpool without suspended striker Jean-Philippe Mateta. Premier League gameweek 10 fixtures and kick-off times All times below are GMT.
The Premier League's confirmed November schedule places Arsenal and Manchester City on Saturday, with Manchester United against Aston Villa closing the round on Sunday. His Coventry side arrive after beating Sunderland 3-1, while Everton's 1-0 victory at Newcastle lifted David Moyes's team to seventh.
Jarrad Branthwaite came off with cramp at St James' Park and is being assessed. Moyes confirmed Jack Grealish remains unavailable, leaving Everton to build on their Newcastle performance without him.
Leeds vs Tottenham: Spurs test Leeds' five-game winless run Tottenham have won three consecutive league games under Roberto De Zerbi. Leeds have gone five without a victory since beating Newcastle 4-1, scoring just twice during that run.
That makes Dominic Calvert-Lewin's fitness particularly relevant. Daniel Farke is hoping the striker can return to training after a foot problem, while Noah Okafor and Anton Stach are major doubts.
Joe Rodon's return to team training offers more encouraging news before Leeds attempt to halt Spurs' climb. Arsenal vs Hull: leaders have chance to go six points clear Arsenal enter the weekend three points above Manchester City.
Victory over Hull would double that advantage before City's evening game at Nottingham Forest, adding pressure to a rival already coming off consecutive league defeats. Viktor Gyökeres has strengthened his case for another start after a goal and an assist in Arsenal's2-1 Champions League win at Slavia Prague.
Bukayo Saka remains out and Max Dowman is suspended. Ezri Konsa's fitness also needs monitoring, while William Saliba returned to the midweek squad without coming on.