Premier League Injury Table

      Manchester United: Scott McTominay and Paul Pogba did not train on Friday morning, and Solskjaer believes the pair could miss out. "They were not on the grass, so they are very unlikely for the weekend." However, there was better news on Marcus Rashford, Victor Lindelof and Aaron Wan-Bissaka. "They came through the session today, so hopefully they should be okay, [if] still not 100 per cent." Luke Shaw has just started his rehab out on the grass - he's not with the team yet - and Jesse Lingard has returned from his isolation period. "He's come back with the group and had a couple of days' training." Phil Jones is still out until probably after Christmas.             Tottenham Hotspur: Jose Mourinho made ten changes in the Europa League as Spurs swept Bulgarian champions Ludogorets aside on Thursday. The starting XI included a recall for Dele Alli while Japhet Tanganga made his comeback from a recent thigh injury - Harry Winks and Matt Doherty were also back - but Giovani Lo Celso missed out after picking up a knock in training ahead of the game. Joe Rodon was ineligible, but he can be called upon for Sunday in what could be the only change following an impressive win over City.             Southampton: Theo Walcott (wrist) has a "little bit of pain", but it won't be a problem for Sunday and all being well, it "looks good" for Ings to return next weekend. “Danny is back in individual training on the pitch, so I think he can be an option for the Brighton game." Nathan Redmond still has "an issue", and he will be looked at again ahead of GW11. "Definitely still an issue with his hamstring. Not a big one, but it will take another seven or eight days." No other reported injuries for the Saints.            Crystal Palace: Roy Hodgson reveals the Eagles have "no new injury [updates]" ahead of the game with Newcastle at Selhurst Park. "The ones that weren't available on Monday are still unavailable, but otherwise we're ready to go." Wilfried Zaha must serve out a period of isolation, and the winger will be tested again on Saturday. "We're hoping that will come back negative. He’s been feeling okay, which is often the case when people test positive." Luka Milivojevic will also miss out despite returning to the pitches earlier this week. "He did the period of isolation [in Serbia], so when he tested negative, he was given the go-ahead to train. I’m certainly expecting him to be fit the next time we play but not [Friday] night."            Wolverhampton Wanderers: Conor Coady comes back into contention for Wolves following a period of self-isolation. However, Romain Saiss is set to miss out again as he needs to submit a negative swab before he can rejoin the group. "We hope that it is sooner [rather] than later. We’re going to be tested at the beginning of next week, and hopefully, he can have a negative test and can join us back again because we miss him.” Jonny remains out long-term.             Everton: Ancelotti describes Lucas Digne's training ground injury as an "unfortunate situation" with the left-back ruled out for between two-three months. "Lucas will be a big loss - he is one of the best left-backs in Europe - but we must be able to adapt." The Everton boss confirms Coleman (hamstring) is also out of the Leeds game. "Seamus is doing his individual rehab and will not be able for this game. We have to check him week by week."            Chelsea: Frank Lampard confirms Chelsea have a clean bill of health. "Team news-wise, we are as we were really," he said on Friday. "Christian Pulisic is back in contention after working on his fitness. Whether [he] is ready to start is another question, as it is hard to gauge match fitness when you’ve only been training, but he is ready." Kai Havertz played some minutes against Rennes in the Champions League. "Overall, we are in pretty good shape."             Leicester City: Ricardo Pereira played 59-minutes for the U23s last Monday in his first appearance since rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament back in March. "Hopefully [he'll be back] very soon," Brendan Rodgers told reporters ahead of the Braga game. "He played his first competitive football for the second team, which was really, really good. So, over these next two to three weeks he can build up his match fitness and then hopefully very soon play in the first team." Timothy Castagne aggravated a hamstring issue ahead of GW9, and the wing-back is being monitored. If there are any doubts, then Rodgers will not take any risks ahead of the upcoming festive programme. Wilfred Ndidi is targeting a return in the Europa League next Thursday. Meanwhile, Cağlar Söyüncü is a little further behind in his recovery, but there is still hope he can feature before Christmas. "So they are progressing really well. With the players we've got coming back, the squad is competitive, and that's what you need."            West Ham United: David Moyes says Antonio continues to make progress as he battles his way back from the muscle injury he suffered last month. "Michail has joined in training for a couple of days, and we're trying to see how his hamstring is," he confirmed. "It's just great to get him back out on the training pitch with us at the moment. We want competition for places, and I think we've got that now. We've got a few people who are queuing up waiting to break into the team." There was no mention of Andriy Yarmolenko who has been self-isolating after testing positive for COVID-19 while away with the national team.