The Merseyside derby kicks-off at 16.00 but before that a Frank Lampard-less Chelsea take on Middlesbrough at Stamford Bridge.

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Liverpool v Everton (16:00)

Fernando Torres has announced that he will be fit for the Merseyside derby after having scans on his back and ankle following last weekend's clash with Manchester United. The suspension of Javier Mascherano should mean that Steven Gerrard drops back into midfield, making space for Dirk Kuyt to renew his partnership with Torres.

Andy Johnson is a major doubt for Everton as he is still recovering from a groin strain, while Steven Pienaar will also have his fitness assessed late on. Tim Cahill could miss the rest of the season with a metatarsal injury.

Chelsea v Middlesbrough (13:30)

Frank Lampard looks unlikely to recover from the stomach bug that kept him out of England's friendly in midweek. It was an especially bad night for Chelsea boss Avram Grant, as John Terry was substituted at half-time with a hamstring injury. The Israeli coach will have to wait and see if either is ready to face Middlesbrough on Sunday.

Robert Huth will miss out on the chance to play against his old club as he has not yet recovered from a foot injury. Boro are also without suspended duo Mido and Fabio Rochemback, with Lee Cattermole deputising for the latter.

Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United (15:00)

Tom Huddlestone looks set to continue in midfield as Jermaine Jenas is not yet fully fit. Captain Ledley King should have regained sufficient fitness to partner Jonathan Woodgate in defence, while Spurs remain without Gareth Bale, Ricardo Rocha, Younes Kaboul and Benoit Assou-Ekotto.

Newcastle are almost missing an entire back five, with Shay Given, Peter Ramage, Claudio Cacapa and Stephen Carr all missing, along with midfielder James Milner. Manager Kevin Keegan may persist with the strike trio of Michael Owen, Mark Viduka and Obafemi Martins following the win over Fulham.

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