Premier League predicted lineups · GW11

Arsenal have no fresh team news ahead of their trip to Newcastle, where the league leaders take a five-game winning run.

No fresh availability update has emerged ahead of Sunderland’s visit, with Villa’s expected XI led by the in-form N.Jackson, whose 8.8 FPL form is comfortably the squad’s best, while Manzambi has also returned a healthy 5.2. McGinn (4.2) and Kamara (3.8) offer steadier midfield returns, but Buendía and Maatsen arrive on low form of 1.0. Villa sit 10th on 13 points after 10 games, and have taken 60% of the available points across their last five matches — a solid recent run despite an overall mixed start.

• N.Jackson is Villa’s standout fantasy option heading into the fixture, with Manzambi providing the next most encouraging attacking form.
• Villa’s midfield has a dependable core in McGinn and Kamara, although Gomes and Buendía will be looking to raise their recent output.
• Lindelöf has committed his future to Villa until 2028, underlining his importance in the defensive unit.
• This is a useful home opportunity for Villa against 19th-placed Sunderland, who have won only two of their opening 10 league games.

Bournemouth will be without J.Araujo, Tóth.A and Sanchez, while Milosavljević continues his fitness work with the under-21s after a long lay-off. Scott has returned to full training following his tendon issue but may need to build up from the bench, and Kroupi.Jr is also likely to be managed carefully after injury. Evanilson is the standout Fantasy performer in the predicted XI with a form rating of 9, while Hill (7), Silva (6.8) and Tavernier (6.5) have also been delivering; Adams, by contrast, carries a 3.2 rating. The Cherries sit seventh on 15 points and head into this one in strong shape, taking 80% of the available points across their last five league matches.

• Scott’s return gives Bournemouth another option in the No. 10 positions, although Kluivert may retain the edge for a start.
• Evanilson’s form makes him Bournemouth’s clearest attacking pick against a Forest side sitting 16th.
• Hill and Silva have helped provide a reliable defensive base, with Bournemouth conceding 14 goals in 10 matches.
• The absences of J.Araujo, Tóth.A and Sanchez limit Marco Rose’s defensive and wide options.

Brentford will be without Thiago for the visit of Everton after his three-match ban was upheld, opening the door for Wilson to lead the line despite a 0.8 form rating. Ajer and Lewis-Potter have been the standout names in the predicted XI, both returning form figures of 3.8, while Kelleher is also at 3.2. The Bees are eighth on 14 points after 10 matches, but their recent return of 33% of available points points to mixed form ahead of a difficult test against sixth-placed Everton.

• Thiago’s suspension leaves Brentford needing a different focal point in attack, with Wilson the likely replacement.
• Ajer and Lewis-Potter offer the strongest recent FPL form in the projected side, while Kelleher has also produced steady returns.
• Hickey’s 0.8 form reflects a low-return spell, with the back line needing to improve against an Everton side above them in the table.
• Brentford have scored 16 league goals this season but will be without their suspended striker for this fixture.

No fresh Brighton team news has emerged ahead of the trip to Hull City.

Chelsea have no reported injuries, doubts or suspensions ahead of Leeds United’s visit. They sit fifth on 16 points from 10 matches, with 60% of the available points taken across their last five league outings, while Leeds arrive ninth after a less convincing recent run. Neto is Chelsea’s standout projected starter for form at 5.5, with Colwill (3.8) and Rogers (3.5) also carrying decent returns, whereas Chavarria (0.8) and Gusto (0.5) have offered little recently.

• Chelsea’s home advantage could be important as they look to protect their place in the top five against a Leeds side only two points behind.
• Neto provides the clearest current attacking spark, with Rogers and Palmer expected to support the forward line.
• Colwill’s recent form offers encouragement at the back, but the wider defensive unit will need to improve on the low returns from Chavarria and Gusto.
• Henderson and Lavia have both been quiet from a fantasy perspective, putting extra creative responsibility on Palmer and Neto.

Coventry have no fresh availability concerns reported ahead of Crystal Palace’s visit. They sit 17th on nine points from 10 matches, with a mixed recent return of 40% of available points, while Rudoni is their standout current Fantasy performer on 5.2 form. The wider predicted XI has struggled for momentum, with Thomas-Asante and van Ewijk both at 2.8, and Grimes down at 1.6.

• Rudoni is the clearest attacking bright spot in a Coventry side searching for greater consistency.
• Coventry’s home meeting with bottom-placed Palace is an important chance to create breathing room above the relegation places.
• Defensive improvement is needed after conceding 19 goals in 10 league games.

Palace travel to Coventry without Mateta, who begins a three-match suspension, while Chadi Riad remains sidelined and Sarr and Tomiyasu are fitness doubts. Timber and Strand Larsen have returned to the squad, with the latter in contention to lead the line alongside Nketiah as the alternative; Timber’s 0.5 FPL form underlines a broader lack of momentum, with Wharton’s 2.5 the best return among the predicted XI. Palace are bottom of the table on seven points from 10 matches and have taken just 20% of the available points across their last five, conceding 24 goals overall. Richards (2.2) and Kamada (1.8) have offered relatively steadier recent returns, but this remains a side searching for a lift.

• Mateta’s ban leaves Strand Larsen and Nketiah competing to spearhead an attack that has scored only 10 league goals.
• Timber’s return offers a midfield boost, while Sarr and Tomiyasu remain uncertain and Chadi Riad is unavailable.
• Palace’s defensive record is a major concern: 24 conceded in 10 games, with Canvot (0.2) and Khalaili (0.5) struggling for FPL output.
• Bottom-placed Palace head into the trip in poorer form than 17th-placed Coventry, who have collected 40% of available points over their last five.

Everton head to Brentford with Grealish still an uncertainty after his recent exclusion, although he could return to contention following the international break. Branthwaite is also being monitored after cramp forced him off recently, but his England call-up points away from a serious issue. Barry remains the standout Fantasy option on form at 7.2, with six league goals already, while Dewsbury-Hall's 4.2 is the next-best return among the predicted XI. The Toffees sit sixth on 16 points after 10 matches and their recent record has been reasonably strong, taKing 47% of the available points across the last five.

• Barry's goalscoring start makes him Everton's main attacKing threat, with his 7.2 form comfortably leading the predicted XI.
• Grealish's fitness could shape the balance of the forward line, with George and Röhl among the alternatives for attacKing roles.
• Branthwaite's status is worth monitoring, as O'Brien and Keane are available to step in alongside Tarkowski if required.
• Everton arrive above Brentford in the table and with the stronger recent form, despite facing a Bees side that has scored 16 league goals.

Fulham have no fresh team news ahead of their trip to Manchester City.

Hull have Crooks suspended after his fifth booking, while Ansah, Matazo and Targett remain sidelined and Morita is also nursing a groin issue. Hughes is back playing minutes after surgery but remains a doubt, while Butland has returned to training and is rebuilding match fitness. McBurnie (6.0) and Iroegbunam (5.0) bring the strongest recent FPL form into the side, whereas Thomas and Crooks have each managed only 0.5; Hull sit 13th on 11 points and arrive in poor shape, taking just 20% of the available points across their last five matches.

• Crooks' ban and Morita's injury remove midfield options, with Iroegbunam set to take on added responsibility.
• McBurnie's recent returns offer Hull their clearest attacking encouragement ahead of a difficult home test.
• Butland and Hughes are progressing in their recoveries, but neither looks ready to transform the immediate selection picture.
• Brighton visit second in the table with 80% of available points taken from their last five, leaving Hull needing a marked improvement.

Ipswich have no fresh team news ahead of their trip to Tottenham.

Leeds travel to Chelsea with Calvert-Lewin having missed Thursday training with a foot issue, although Daniel Farke is “carefully optimistic” his striker will be available; his 3.8 FPL form still leads the attack. Okafor and Stach are major doubts as recurring adductor and toe pain continue, while Mateo Joseph remains out, but Rodon has returned to full training and Justin and Gudmundsson are fit after recent knocks. Muharemović has been Leeds’ standout recent performer on 6.8 form, with Trafford also returning 6.0, while Farke has praised Longstaff and could consider him alongside Ampadu in midfield. Leeds sit ninth on 14 points after 10 matches, but have taken just 33% of the available points over the last five, making their recent run a mixed-to-poor one.

• Calvert-Lewin’s fitness is the main late call after his missed training session, with Nmecha an alternative if he cannot make the trip.
• Stach and Okafor’s continued doubts could keep Wilson and James in the attacking unit after their encouraging display last time out.
• Rodon is back in full training, but Leeds have defensive options available with Justin and Gudmundsson cleared following knocks.
• Longstaff’s manager backing gives Farke a possible midfield selection decision with Tanaka, whose current form is 3.0.

Liverpool have no fresh concerns following their midweek defeat in Turkey, but Ekitiké, Bradley, Frimpong and Leoni remain unavailable, while Gravenberch is trying to manage a heel problem and Virgil is understood to be a doubt. Isak leads the way on current FPL form at 7.0, with Wirtz also thriving at 6.5, although Gakpo (2.0) and Szoboszlai (2.2) have quieter recent numbers. The Reds are fourth on 18 points from 10 matches and have taken 60% of the available points across their last five, a solid run ahead of this Anfield meeting with 18th-placed Manchester United.

• Gravenberch's fitness could shape the midfield, with Nyoni pushing Szoboszlai for a place alongside Mac Allister.
• Araujo, Kerkez, Wirtz, Gakpo and Isak are set to return after being rested in midweek.
• Barcola is expected to move back into a wide role, though two successive 90-minute outings leave the door open for Ngumoha.
• Liverpool's defensive options remain stretched by the absences of Bradley, Frimpong and Leoni, with Virgil's fitness also one to monitor.

Manchester City have no fresh team news ahead of Fulham’s visit.

Manchester United travel to Liverpool with Baleba ruled out for a number of weeks by a hamstring injury, joining Ugarte and Šeško on the sidelines, while Martinez is suspended. Shaw and Rashford remain doubts, although Dorgu has returned to training and could make the bench; Maguire is also being monitored after limping off in midweek, with cramp the likely issue. Tielemans could benefit from Baleba’s absence after an encouraging midweek display, and his 3.5 form is the best in the predicted XI, ahead of B.Fernandes and Mbeumo (both 3.2), but United’s wider picture remains bleak: they sit 18th on eight points and have taken just 20% of the available points across their last five matches.

• Baleba’s hamstring setback leaves United short in midfield, with Tielemans, Andrey Santos and Mount the leading options to fill the gap.
• Martinez’s suspension, combined with Maguire’s fitness concern, could force a reshuffle in a defence that has conceded 19 goals in 10 league games.
• Dorgu’s return to training is a timely boost, but he is more likely to be eased back from the bench than thrown straight into the starting side.
• Tielemans’ recent form offers a rare bright spot, while B.Fernandes and Mbeumo will need to provide the attacking edge at Anfield.

Newcastle’s midfield options have been hit by Joelinton’s fresh injury and J.Ramsey’s one-match suspension following his dismissal against Everton, while Jaouen and Livramento remain sidelined. Fernandez-Pardo is being assessed after illness and L.Miley is closing in on a return, but his 0.8 form suggests he may need time to find rhythm if involved. N.Gonzalez has been one of the brighter performers at 3.8 form, with Dedić and Barnes both on 3.2, but Newcastle sit 12th on 12 points and have taken just 27% of available points across their last five matches; Arsenal arrive top of the table on a perfect recent run.

• Joelinton and J.Ramsey’s absences leave Newcastle short of established midfield options, potentially opening the door for L.Miley or Steur.
• N.Gonzalez’s strong recent form will be crucial in a midfield battle against the league leaders.
• Thiaw’s 0.8 form underlines the pressure on a Newcastle defence facing an Arsenal side with 15 goals in 10 games.
• Barnes and Dedić have offered some encouragement individually, but Wissa’s 1.4 form points to a need for greater cutting edge up front.

Forest have no fresh availability update ahead of the trip to Bournemouth, with the focus instead on finding consistency after a difficult opening 10 matches. Delap is their standout recent FPL performer on 4.8 form and also scored in the encouraging win over Manchester City, while Schlager is next best among the predicted XI on 4.0. Forest sit 16th on nine points and have taken only 27% of the available points across their last five games, so that City result needs to become a platform rather than an isolated high.

• Delap offers the main attacking encouragement after his goal against Manchester City and strong 4.8 form.
• Schlager’s 4.0 form gives Forest a midfield positive, while Gibbs-White and McAtee will need to raise their output in support of the forward line.
• Forest’s defensive selections remain under scrutiny: Milenković has a 0.5 form score, while Murillo, Muñoz and Sels have also posted modest recent returns.
• Bournemouth arrive seventh and in much stronger recent form, making this a demanding away test for a side still sitting 16th.

Mukiele should return after completing concussion protocol, but Alderete begins a one-match ban following his red card, while Ballard, Diarra and Mundle remain medium-term absentees. Brobbey, Xhaka and J.Angulo are all understood to be fitness concerns, leaving Sunderland with selection questions in key areas. E.Le Fée has been the standout in the predicted XI with a 6.5 form rating, while Hume is on 4.0 and Danso’s -0.8 reflects a difficult recent spell. Sunderland sit 19th with eight points from 10 games and have taken just 27% of available points across their last five, so their recent form has been poor ahead of the trip to Aston Villa.

• Mukiele’s expected return is timely, with Alderete suspended and Ballard unavailable, but Sunderland’s defensive options remain stretched.
• E.Le Fée is carrying the best individual form in the side, while Sunderland need more from N.Angulo, Rigg and Isidor after low recent returns.
• Brobbey and Xhaka’s fitness will be important to the balance of the side, with both potentially needed to strengthen the spine of the team.
• Le Bris’ side have conceded 17 goals in 10 matches and need a much sturdier display against a Villa team in stronger recent form.

Tottenham have no fresh availability concerns reported ahead of Ipswich’s visit, with Van de Ven having avoided serious damage following the recent challenge from Mateta. They sit 11th on 12 points after 10 matches, but their recent return of 67% of available points points to an improving run. Van Hecke has been the standout in the predicted side with a 7.5 form score, while Robertson (5.2) and Kudus (4.5) offer further encouragement; Pedro Porro’s 1.8 is the lowest figure among the likely starters.

• Van Hecke’s strong recent form could be central to Spurs maintaining their upward momentum.
• Tottenham’s defensive unit will look to build on Van de Ven’s availability after his fortunate escape from a potentially serious injury.
• Ipswich arrive below Spurs in 14th and with just 33% of available points taken across their last five matches.
• Pedro Porro will be keen to reverse a difficult recent spell if he is involved.