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Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic are carrying knocks, while David Bentley is set to start for Tottenham against Arsenal.

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Arsenal v Tottenham

Arsene Wenger has a goalkeeping dilemma, as Manuel Almunia and Vito Mannoe are vying for a starting berth. Lukas Fabianski is missing with a thigh complaint. Samir Nasri made his first appearance of the season in midweek but may not be risked against Spurs.

Spurs boss Harry Redknapp says David Bentley will start in place of the injured Aaron Lennon.

Bolton v Chelsea

Bolton face Chelsea just three days after being hammered by Carlo Ancelotti's side in the Carling Cup.

Salomon Kalou and and Branislav Ivanovic face late fitness tests, but Ashley Cole (ankle), Jose Bosingwa (knee), Yury Zhirkov (knee), John Mikel Obi (knee) and Hilario (concussion) are all out.

Gary Megson is expected to recall Johan Elmander but is without Sean Davis.

Burnley v Hull

The Tigers will travel to Lancashire without goalkeeper Boaz Myhill who has damaged knee ligaments. Jimmy Bullard did not train on Thursday due to a shin injury and will have to pass a late fitness test.

Brian Jensen damaged his ankle last week but will be given every chance to prove his fitness by Owen Coyle. Martin Paterson, Chris McCann (both knee) and Jay Rodriguez (ankle) are out, but Stephen Jordan is expected to shake off a thigh problem.

Everton v Aston Villa

Brad Friedel looks set to replace midweek shoot-out hero Brad Guzan and make his 200th consecutive Premier League appearance. Stephen Warnock is a doubt with an ankle injury, but Emile Heskey and midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker are expected to shake off niggles.

Everton have been hit hard by injuries, but the club are hopeful some key players will leave the treatment room in the near future.

Fulham v Liverpool

Simon Davies has been sidelined for a month with a foot injury, but is pushing for a place against the Reds.

Steven Gerrard's groin is still causing concern and he has been ruled out, along with Glen Johnson and Alberto Aquilani, but star striker Fernando Torres is set to start. Albert Riera remains sidelined with a hamstring injury.

Portsmouth v Wigan

Portsmouth welcome back Kevin-Prince Boateng, Jamie O'Hara, Mike Williamson and Tommy Smith for the visit of Wigan, but Papa Bouba Diop (hamstring) and Hermann Hreidarsson (foot) are still recovering and will not feature.

Wigan will be without Maynor Figueroa who is likely to be out for seven weeks with a knee injury, while Paul Scharner and Chris Kirkland are doubtful with hamstring and finger problems respectively.

Stoke v Wolves

Stoke boss Tony Pulis is expected to recall goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen after the Dane shook off flu, while Mamady Sidibe is in contention following a knee injury. Robert Huth is still missing through suspension.

Stefan Maierhofer is back in contention for Wolves following suspension, while Michael Mancienne has overcome a bout of illness.

Sunderland v West Ham

Black Cats forward Darren Bent is struggling with a knee injury, while Fraizer Campbell, Phil Bardsley and George McCartney are also struggling and Boudewijn Zenden and John Mensah are definitely out.

Manchester United v Blackburn

United have problems in defence with Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic carrying calf injuries and Gary Neville suspended. Park Ji-sung is out with a knee problem. Ryan Giggs is struggling and Darren Fletcher is definitely out.

Swine flu has been a phrase on the lips of Blackburn this week, with a number of the squad struck down with the virus - with Jason Roberts the latest to show symptoms. Manager Sam Allardyce has been feeling unwell this week and is likely to leave it late before naming his squad for what is a local derby.

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