EPL Team Injuries

Get the latest player injuries, suspensions and news for each team in the English Premier League.

BREAKING NEWS
          SHEFFIELD UNITED: Chris Wilder admits George Baldock is 'touch and go' after he picked up a calf complaint while representing Greece during the Euro qualifying loss to Georgia midweek. "We've assessed him, and from his point of view, it's going to be touch and go. There's no getting away from that. Hopefully, he will be, but I don't think it's as bad as first feared, and hopefully, that'll be kept down to a minimum." Cameron Archer and Anis Ben Slimane are 'nearly' there, and a return to the match-day squad cannot be ruled out. "So, those were the main two we thought would be back available for us. I'm not going to give anything away because no-one gives anything to us, but they won't be a million miles off."          CHELSEA: Robert Sanchez, Carney Chukwuemeka and Trevoh Chalabah all returned to the treatment room during the international break. At the same time, the club confirmed a setback for Romeo Lavia will end his season. "It's a really difficult situation for him, and he’s sad," said Mauricio Pochettino. "He's only played 30 minutes [since arriving from Southampton]. In nine months, he was only with us training for a few weeks." The Blues will run checks on several players before facing Burnley, with Ben Chilwell facing a late test after taking a 'knock on his knee' against Belgium: the England international was unable to train on Thursday. Cole Palmer should be fine after a minor issue. "Now he’s OK, he was training well. There’s still one session more, but the plan is, if he can train in the same way tomorrow, he will be available for the game on Saturday." There was no mention of Malo Gusto following his withdrawal from the France squad because of illness, but he has been working normally with the group. Enzo Fernandez will be assessed on Friday after returning late, but Levi Colwill is not ready as he battles back from a foot injury.           EVERTON: Idrissa Gana Gueye is fit and ready for action after returning for Senegal during the international break. The combative midfielder managed 64 minutes, having missed the Toffees' last two matches. Still, he had a 'quieter day' in training following his return due to travel, and Sean Dyche may not take any chances from the start at Bournemouth. Arnaut Danjuma is closing in on a return after stepping out on the grass with his team for the first time on Thursday. However, the winger is 'going to need a bit of time to make sure he's right', having been out of action since January due to an ankle ligament injury. Lewis Dobbin has been ruled out with an ankle injury, and Dele Alli remains out as he continues his recovery from a long-term groin injury.          AFC BOURNEMOUTH: Lloyd Kelly has been training with the group, but having been sidelined for over a month, Andoni Iraola admits a place in the squad may depend 'on other situations' as the Cherries look to bounce back from their 2-2 draw with Sheffield United. Max Aarons rejoined the group before the international break to put himself in contention. However, defensive teammate Marcos Senesi continues to work away from the main group and will not be considered for Saturday. Luis Sinisterra sustained damage to his hamstring while on international duty, although Iraola is confident of a return before the end of the season, and Dominic Solanke has 'no issues' heading into the game after overcoming a niggling knee problem. 'We have given him a bit of rest and time to recover, and he has been doing very well this week. I 100 per cent expect him to be involved.'          BURNLEY: The Clarets will be forced into a switch at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea loanee David Fofana cannot face his parent club. However, that could be the only change from Vincent Kompany after Burnley won their fourth league game of the campaign last time out, beating Brentford 2-1 to keep their slim hopes of survival alive. That would mean a second consecutive start for Arijane Murić at the expense of James Trafford. 'We were lucky that no one picked anything up on international duty, so it's been positive, and we can look forward to the next game. This week, we have three games, so we still need to assess a few and then make decisions.' Lyle Foster made a surprising return to the match-day squad in Gameweek 29, and the Burnley boss hinted at the possibility of more players returning with Jordan Beyer, Ameen Al-Dakhil, Han-Noah Massengo, Aaron Ramsey, Luca Koleosho and Nathan Redmond all sidelined before the break.