Southampton: Hasenhüttl reports that his squad have a clean bill of health after McCarthy re-joined the group in training this week. “At the moment, we don’t have any injuries. Alex had a little problem, but now he is fit again. We have a lot of options for a few positions.”            Sheffield United: Chris Wilder confirms John Fleck (hamstring) is a doubt, but Callum Robinson has trained all week. "We’ll give John that time to recover." Luke Freeman could come in for his first PL start.            Leicester City: Rodgers and the player were confident of a return on Saturday, but it now appears that the left-back could miss out. "Ben has had an injection last week. We'll see if he's ready for the weekend. but it's likely he'll be ready for next week (vs Bournemouth)." If that is the case, then Christian Fuchs will deputise again having impressed at Stamford Bridge.            Everton: Lucas Digne is available after complaining of a slight hamstring issue last weekend (fatigue-related). Leighton Baines is also back in contention for the first time since mid-July. Friday will come too soon for Fabian Delph as he struggling to overcome a groin problem.             Newcastle United: Reports indicate that the hip injury suffered by Joelinton at Norwich is not as bad as initially feared and the Brazilian could be available to face Tottenham.            Aston Villa: Jonathan Kodjia (ankle) and James Chester (hamstring) remain out for Villa, but Kortney Hause could be available for Friday nights' encounter with Everton following a return to full training. "Kodj is jogging now but this game will be too early for him [and] James hasn’t been on the training field yet."            Arsenal: Granit Xhaka (back) and Mesut Ozil (illness) have returned to full training and the pair will be available for the game with Liverpool. The remainder of the treatment room remains the same - Holding, Emile Smith Rowe, Hector Bellerin, Tierney and Mavropanos all sidelined.            West Ham United: Felipe Anderson, Sebastien Haller and Mark Noble are back in contention. Winston Reid is the only player remaining in the Hammers treatment room. "Everyone else is fit." Jack Wilshere is coming back from a long injury and his minutes will be managed. The same with Carlos Sanchez and Andriy Yarmolenko. "We hope, with every game, [they] will improve."            Crystal Palace: James Tomkins and Mamadou Sakho are "both getting closer" but Roy Hodgson is reluctant to put a timeline on their return. No other injury concerns after Jeffrey Schlupp made his comeback in the loss at Bramall Lane on Sunday. The Palace boss remains tight-lipped over Cahill appearance on Saturday. “Any place is a good place to give an experienced player like Gary a debut, but I'm not looking to divulge any team news at this stage."