Today

Arsenal (2) v Blackburn (8)

Sol Campbell will be rested by Arsenal even though Tony Adams and Ashley Cole are injured. Wenger admits Campbell lacks full fitness after joining Arsenal with an ankle injury in the summer. Martin Keown (right), is recalled and Giovanni van Bronckhorst switches from midfield to replace Cole (hamstring).

Ray Parlour is likely to be recalled and Arsene Wenger is considering starting Dennis Bergkamp instead of Sylvain Wiltord alongside Thierry Henry. Francis Jeffers is still under treatment for an ankle injury and David Seaman has not recovered from a shoulder injury so Richard Wright keeps his place.

Keith Gillespie has recovered from his medial knee ligament injury and is fit fto return. Striker Marcus Bent is available following suspension, but Damien Duff is still out with his hamstring injury and Martin Taylor continues to recover following his knee surgery.

Last season: No corresponding fixture. Last five league matches: Arsenal DWDWW, Blackburn DDWLW. Top scorers: Thierry Henry (Arsenal) 11, Matt Jansen (Blackburn) 3. Match odds: H 1/3 A 7/1 D 3/1

Referee: U Rennie (Sheffield)

Derby (18) v Charlton (13)

Derby manager Colin Todd could hand debuts to three players against Charlton tomorrow at Pride Park. Defender Luciano Zavango arrived from Troyes this week, while midfielders Benito Carbone and Pierre Ducrocq were taken on loan from Bradford and Paris St Germain respectively. On-loan Wimbledon goalkeeper Ian Feuer is set to make his home bow.

Claus Jensen could make his first Premiership start of the season for Charlton. The Danish international was used as a substitute in last week's draw with Middlesbrough following a niggling foot injury and further proved his fitness with a run-out in the reserves in midweek. Steve Brown is available again after suspension but Graham Stuart serves the last of a three-match ban.

Last season: Charlton 2 Derby 1, Derby 2 Charlton 2. Last five league matches: Derby DLLLL, Charlton DLDWD. Top scorers: Fabrizio Ravanelli (Derby) 5, Sean Bartlett, Jonatan Johansson (Charlton) 2. Match odds: H 5/4 A 7/4 D 11/5

Referee: G Poll (Tring)

Everton (11) v Aston Villa (4)

Paul Gascoigne and Thomas Gravesen are in line for Everton comebacks after recovering from knee and rib injuries respectively. Midfielder Scot Gemmill is still a doubt with a back problem.

Defender Mark Delaney will be back for Aston Villa after his neck injury and he is likely to replace Steve Stone. But skipper Paul Merson (hamstring) and centre-back Olof Mellberg (ankle) are still ruled out, while midfielder Hassan Kachloul will have a late fitness test on a hamstring injury.

Last season: Aston Villa 2 Everton 1, Everton 0 Aston Villa 1. Last five league matches: Everton LLLWD, Aston Villa WDWWW. Top scorers: Kevin Campbell (Everton) 4. Juan Pablo Angel, Darius Vassell (Aston Villa) 6. Match odds: H 13/8 A 6/4 D 19/10

Referee: R Styles (Waterlooville)

Leicester (20) v Liverpool (7)

Dave Bassett could be missing a trio of top players. Midfielder Muzzy Izzet (neck), centre-back Gary Rowett (knee) and striker Arnar Gunnlaugsson (hamstring) all face late fitness tests.

Liverpool are likely to still be without Dietmar Hamann (thigh) and Gregory Vignal (ankle). Michael Owen and Markus Babbel are also still missing. There is a slight doubt over Stephane Henchoz, who picked up a leg injury in the Champions League clash in Kiev.

Last season: Leicester 2 Liverpool 0, Liverpool 1 Leicester 0. Last five league matches: Leicester LDLLL, Liverpool LWWWD. Top scorers: Dean Sturridge (Leicester) 3, Michael Owen (Liverpool) 9. Match odds: H 7/2 A 4/6 D 23/10

Referee: M Halsey (Welwyn Garden City)

Manchester Utd (3) v Bolton (9)

Sir Alex Ferguson is contemplating making "three or four changes" following the blunders in United's midweek Champions League defeat by Deportivo La Coruna. Ferguson is forced to make two changes to the starting line-up, with Roy Keane unavailable as he sits out the final game of a three-match suspension and Ronny Johnsen sidelined with a hamstring strain. Nicky Butt (left), is likely to replace Keane, with Wes Brown coming in to partner Laurent Blanc in defence.

Danish midfielder Per Frandsen looks set to return for Bolton after recovering from an ankle injury. Keeper Steve Banks, who suffered a dislocated finger last week, is also fit again and expected to be on the bench.

Last season: No corresponding fixture. Last five league matches: Man Utd WLWWW, Bolton LDDLL. Top scorers: Ruud van Nistelrooy (Man Utd) 7, Michael Ricketts (Bolton) 5. Match odds: H 1/6 A 11/1 D 9/2

Referee: G Barber (Tring).

West Ham (19) v Southampton (17)

Defender Nigel Winterburn, who missed last week's 7-1 humiliation at Blackburn Rovers with a sore back, returns but manager Glenn Roeder expects to have to wait another three weeks for the return of England Under-21 midfielder Joe Cole, who has had a steroid injection in the foot injury which has troubled him all season.

Record signing Rory Delap is poised to return for Southampton after missing the last three weeks with a foot injury. Defender Claus Lundekvam will retain his place after recovering from flu, but midfielder Matthew Oakley is doubtful with a virus. Matt Le Tissier is struggling with a calf strain, while veteran defender Francis Benali (groin) is ruled out.

Last season: West Ham 3 Southampton 0, Southampton 2 West Ham 3. Last five league matches: West Ham DLWLL, Southampton LWLWL. Top scorers: Paolo di Canio (West Ham) 2, James Beattie, Marian Pahars (Southampton) 4. Match odds: H 10/11 A 5/2 D 11/5

Referee: N Barry (Scunthorpe).

Tomorrow

Fulham (15) v Ipswich (16)

Abdeslam Ouaddou's comeback from his eye injury has been delayed. The midfielder consulted a specialist yesterday and was told he will not be able to return to Jean Tigana's squad until early November. Alain Goma is fully fit after his six-week absence with a hip injury, but fellow defender Kit Symons (hamstring) is a doubt.

Alun Armstrong is a major doubt for Ipswich with his recurring back problem which has flared again this week. Titus Bramble (Achilles) is still sidelined.

Last season: No corresponding fixture. Last five league matches: Fulham DLDDL, Ipswich DDLLD. Top scorers: Louis Saha (Fulham), 4 Finidi George, Marcus Stewart (Ipswich) 3. Match Odds: H 8/11 A 10/3 D 11/5

Referee: M Riley (Leeds).

Leeds (1) v Chelsea (6)

Seth Johnson (right), goes straight into the Leeds squad following his move from Derby. Manager David O'Leary claims he has a specific role in mind for Johnson, who can play at left back, left side of midfield or central midfield. But with no injury worries following the UEFA Cup victory over Troyes, Johnson, who will cost Leeds £9 million sterling with £2 million relating to appearances, is likely to have to settle for a place on the bench.

The six players who opted out of Chelsea's UEFA Cup clash in Israel this week will return to the squad for the trip to Elland Road. However, skipper Marcel Desailly is struggling to shake off an Achilles injury, while Eidur Gudjohnsen has a touch of flu. Five of the youngsters who replaced the senior stars on the trip to Tel Aviv will drop back out of the squad to make way for them.

Last season: Leeds 2 Chelsea 0, Chelsea 1 Leeds 1. Last five league matches: Leeds DWWWD, Chelsea DWDDW. Top scorers: Robbie Keane (Leeds) 6, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (Chelsea) 8. Match odds: H 5/6 A 3/1 D 2/1

Referee: P Durkin (Dorset).

Newcastle (5) v Tottenham (12)

Newcastle full-back Andy Griffin could be in contention for a return after shaking off a groin injury. French midfielder Laurent Robert should be available following his return from his grandfather's funeral. Rob Lee will be included nine days after handing in a written transfer request, but manager Bobby Robson will make a late decision on defender Warren Barton, who was left out last week.

Tottenham's unsettled striker Sergei Rebrov is likely to remain on the substitutes' bench forthe trip to Newcastle, with Teddy Sheringham and Les Ferdinand in tandem again. Goran Bunjevcevic made his comeback from a fractured cheekbone in the reserves in midweek and joins the squad. Spurs boss Glenn Hoddle has no other injury worries - apart from long-term casualties Steve Carr and Stephen Clemence.

Last season: Tottenham 4 Newcastle 2, Newcastle 2 Tottenham 0. Last five league matches: Newcastle WLWLW, Tottenham LWLLW. Top scorers: Craig Bellamy (Newcastle) 7, Christian Ziege (Tottenham) 5. Match odds: H 5/6 A 11/4 D 11/5

Referee: A Wiley (Burntwood).

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