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- Everton vs Southampton
- Leicester vs Wolves
- Tottenham vs Fulham
- West Ham vs Bournemouth
EVERTON vs SOUTHAMPTON
Yerry Mina will sit out due to a foot problem but fellow new arrivals Kurt Zouma and Bernard could make their Toffees debuts. Andre Gomes, the other player who joined last week, is still recovering from a hamstring injury and Phil Jagielka is suspended.
Southampton could be without summer signing Mohamed Elyounoussi, who has a hamstring problem and is unlikely to be risked at Goodison Park. Stuart Armstrong has shaken off a knock and should be available, while Danny Ings could make his first start since his deadline day move from Liverpool.
Last season: Everton 1 Southampton 1, Southampton 4 Everton 1
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Last five league matches: Everton W W D L D; Southampton W D W L D
Top scorers: Richarlison (Everton) 2
Referee: Lee Mason
LEICESTER vs WOLVES
Leicester striker Jamie Vardy looks set to make his first start of the season. The England international came on and scored in last Friday’s 2-1 loss at Manchester United having returned to training earlier that week after his post-World Cup break, and Foxes boss Claude Puel has said he thinks Vardy has a “good chance” of starting this weekend.
Wolves could hand a debut to record signing Adama Traore. The former Middlesbrough winger came in on the eve of the transfer deadline and did not feature in the 2-2 draw with Everton last weekend. Leander Dendoncker was in a similar position and could also make his Wolves bow at the King Power Stadium, although Ivan Cavaleiro (back) will be missing.
Last five league matches: Leicester L L W L L; Wolverhampton W W D L D
Top scorers: Jamie Vardy (Leicester) 1; Ruben Neves & Raul Jimenez (Wolverhampton) 1
Referee: Mike Dean
TOTTENHAM vs FULHAM
Son Heung-min will be missing for Tottenham’s Wembley return. The South Korean is currently away with his country at the Asian Games and will miss the next few weeks. Erik Lamela and Harry Winks have returned to training but Victor Wanyama (knee) remains out.
Fulham are again without defenders Tim Ream and Alfie Mawson due to injury. Left-back Joe Bryan has recovered from the ankle problem picked up in the defeat by Crystal Palace but defender Denis Odoi is still suspended after his red card in the Sky Bet Championship play-off final last season.
Last five league matches: Tottenham Hotspur W L W W W; Fulham D W W L L
Top scorers: Jan Vertonghen & Dele Alli (Tottenham Hotspur) 1
Referee: Anthony Taylor (Cheshire)
WEST HAM vs BOURNEMOUTH
New signings Lucas Perez and Carlos Sanchez will be added to West Ham’s squad for the clash. Andy Carroll, Winston Reid and Manuel Lanzini remain long-term injury absentees but boss Manuel Pellegrini has an otherwise fully-fit squad.
Bournemouth midfielder Jefferson Lerma, the club’s record signing, could be in line for his debut after building up match fitness during a full week of training. Defender Diego Rico, who joined from Leganes, is in the middle of a three-game suspension after picking up a red card in his final LaLiga match last season.
Last season: West Ham 1 Bournemouth 1, Bournemouth 3 West Ham 3
Last five league matches: West Ham L W D W L; AFC Bournemouth L L W W W
Top scorers: Callum Wilson & Ryan Fraser (AFC Bournemouth) 1
Referee: Stuart Attwell