Premier League Weekend Preview: Team News for All 20 Clubs
Liverpool host leaders Arsenal, Chelsea welcome Manchester United and Newcastle face Everton for the second time in four days as the Premier League returns after the Carabao Cup. James Maddison and Matheus Nunes are available, Arsenal are waiting on Noni Madueke, and Chelsea must replace Maxence Lacroix.
This Premier League weekend preview covers the latest injury news, suspensions and returning players across all 20 clubs. Team news checked on Friday 30 October 2026.
All kick-off times are GMT. Chelsea vs Manchester United: Palmer returns as Lacroix misses out Saturday's programme opens at Stamford Bridge, where fifth-placed Chelsea face a Manchester United side with one league win from their opening eight matches.
Chelsea have Cole Palmer available after he served his suspension against Liverpool in the Carabao Cup. However, Xabi Alonso's Friday update confirmed that Lacroix will miss several weeks with a hamstring injury and Jorrel Hato is also unavailable.
João Pedro, Reece James, Jamie Gittens and Aaron Anselmino remain sidelined. Emiliano Martínez is still recovering from jaw surgery; Alonso said a return before the international break was possible, but not for Saturday.
Moises Caicedo is available despite coming off at Anfield, while Pep Chavarria returns to contention. United's main positive is Kobbie Mainoo's return to some training, although Michael Carrick has not confirmed his involvement.
Benjamin Šeško faces a prolonged absence, with no definite return date, while Manuel Ugarte and Patrick Dorgu remain out. Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford have not been confirmed ready to return.
Our Chelsea vs Man Utd injury guide covers the individual updates. Bournemouth vs Leeds: Kroupi's minutes managed as Stach faces a check Bournemouth return to league action after victories over Manchester United and Aston Villa, with Marco Rose still managing Eli Junior Kroupi's comeback.
Kroupi has made substitute appearances following his foot injury but is not yet ready to start. Alex Scott remains unavailable and Julián Araujo is also sidelined.