Premier League Injury Table

      Liverpool: Roberto Firmino remains on the sidelines: "He is not ready, Jurgen Klopp said. "Bobby won't start training with the team until some time next week. Then we will have to wait and see." Liverpool will look to rotate after a hard-fought Champions League win midweek. "This one is normal for us - Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday - is a tough one, so you have to think about this. We came through [so far], and the boys did really well. We will have to make changes again - that is clear." Divock Origi is hoping to be passed fit after impressing against AC Milan. "His performance was absolutely exceptional. We play a lot of games now and train pretty often. He was with us during the international break so he could train and we could see it. That's why I decided to start him. He had cramp, so we will see what that means for tomorrow."            Manchester City: Pep will be forced to change his Premier League line-up for the first time in four matches with Aymeric Laporte ruled out. John Stones is also missing due to the muscle injury he picked up playing for England. "John didn't play with us and then played 90 minutes with the national team and came back injured. Aymeric came back [from Spain] with a little disturbance, some niggles. He wanted to play against Leicester, made an extraordinary game, but after his niggles were worse, we didn't want to take a risk. Right now, I don't know [when he will return]." Phil Foden is "still in the process" of recovering from the foot injury which kept him out of the Euro 2020 final.            Brighton and Hove Albion: Graham Potter confirms: "Enock (Mwepu) is available," after his close contact 'ping', but Pascal Gross continues to self-isolate. A hamstring injury rules Adam Webster out of the game, while the Seagulls welcome Dan Burn back into the fold for the first time this season. Tariq Lamptey is "looking better and better each day", and the wing-back has a chance of returning in the cup. Aaron Connolly is available again after suffering a slight glute problem while away with the Republic of Ireland squad during the break. "Otherwise, we're as we were."            Everton: James Rodriguez is training with the team, but Rafa Benitez will leave any decision on his involvement until after the final session. Dominic Calvert-Lewin will once again miss out, and the striker could be sidelined until the international break: "It is what I said after the game [on Monday]. Still, we have to wait some weeks. We don't know exactly how many, but he will not be available for 2-3 weeks." Fabian Delph is the only other injury absentee listed.             Norwich City: "(Dimitris) Giannoulis is back in training and available," confirms Daniel Farke. Joshua Sargent is a "topic for the squad", but an ankle injury keeps Christoph Zimmermann out, and he may not return until GW7. Placheta is still feeling the effects of COVID-19. "We had some concerns with Jakob Sorensen (dead leg) and Pierre Lees-Melou (illness), but they seem to be alright." The Canaries coach was full of praise for Andrew Omobamidele and Christos Tzolis after their performances last week. Both could start again on Saturday, while new signing Ozan Kabak may have to wait until the Carabao Cup before making his debut.             Aston Villa: A decision on Emi Martínez and Emi Buendía will be left until Saturday when the players touch down in Birmingham. "We are expecting them to join us tomorrow morning, and I will assess it then [before] deciding whether they will be involved or not. They are in a good place physically," Dean Smith told reporters. Carney Chukwuemeka and Jaden Philogene-Bidace, groin and ankle respectively, remain on the sidelines but the pair could return in the league cup midweek. Trezeguet (ACL knee) may not play again this year, while Keinan Davis (knee) targets a return next month. Bertrand Traore, Leon Bailey and Morgan Sanson have all benefitted from another week of training, having recovered from injuries recently.             Burnley: This weekend, Nathan Collins should be back amongst it while summer signing Connor Roberts (groin surgery) shouldn't be too far away after completing 45-minutes in a behind-closed-doors game. Kevin Long was also involved but Dale Stephens is still some way off a return. Maxwel Cornet was named in the matchday squad on Monday night, but the striker must bide his time: "He is certainly available," said Sean Dyche. "But pitching him in at the right time is important. His English is still pretty limited; he has fitted in with the group well. We have our internal fitness tests, and he came through those reasonably well, still a bit to do."            Southampton: Will Smallbone has been involved with the squad all week, but the midfielder will be managed carefully after more than eight months out with a ruptured ACL. On Wednesday, following his positive COVID-19 test with Ireland, Shane Long was back with the group, but Stuart Armstrong and Theo Walcott remain out. "I think that it will not take that long until they are back," said Ralph Hasenhuttl. "They are not big muscle problems, just smaller ones. At the moment, we have the alternatives, so we will not take a risk, and we will not push them too hard to come back. With Stu, with the calf, there is a bit of blood still in there. It will take a few more days to clear and maybe one or two weeks to come back. We'll give him the time he needs."            Chelsea: Chelsea have no fresh injury concerns heading into Sundays' derby. Christian Pulisic is currently working individually. "He’s not in the squad this weekend, as the game comes too early for him, but he is working hard on his fitness." Meanwhile, N'Golo Kante is "back in full shape" and ready to face Tottenham.            Watford: João Pedro continues to take part in team training, but the Brazilian striker will not be ready for the Norwich game due to the knee injury he suffered in July. Ben Foster should be back, though and missing the last two and defender Kiko Femenía is pushing to be included after rejoining the squad this week. Xisco Muñoz will make a late call.