🔗 Share this article Premier League Resumes with Key Fitness Reports England's top division returns this weekend following the pause for national teams, with coaches providing crucial team news ahead of the weekend's matches. Anfield Side Encounter Substantial Unavailable Stars Reds boss Arne Slot has announced that Conor Bradley, the Dutch full-back, and the German midfielder will all miss this upcoming match against Nottingham Forest. However, starting keeper the Brazilian has fully recovered from his recent setback and is available. The Liverpool boss stated that Joe Gomez was absent from training recently but should be ready for selection, though he probably won't be played for the entire match. Turf Moor Side Receive Good Report on Broja Burnley manager Scott Parker has stated that striker Armando Broja may have "dodged a bullet" after suffering an ankle injury while appearing for his national team against England. The 24-year-old left the fixture on a assisted device, but subsequent examinations have indicated the injury is "much less severe than feared." Parker added that their striker has participated in sessions since recently and could still play against his previous employers the Blues on the weekend. The Magpies Injury Reports St James' Park coach Howe has provided news on several first-team squad members ahead of their fixture against the champions. Anthony Gordon has "put in significant effort" to recover from his hip injury and is "questionable" for the weekend's match. Livramento is "very close" after returning from a serious knee issue and is also in consideration for selection. Pope is "fine" after following head injury assessment, while Joelinton and Tonali are both available to face the visitors. This Round's English Football Matches Turf Moor hosts Chelsea (Saturday lunchtime BST) Forest visit Anfield (standard kickoff) Bournemouth v West Ham (afternoon) Wolves v Crystal Palace (standard kickoff) The Seagulls host Brentford (3pm) Fulham v Sunderland (3pm) The Magpies host City (5.30pm) Leeds v Aston Villa (Sunday early kickoff) Arsenal v Tottenham (Sun 4.30pm) Man United v Everton (Mon evening kickoff) Tactical Focus on Howe St James' Park side could potentially be in the bottom three if they lose against Manchester City and outcomes in other games don't go their way. The historical record aren't great for the Newcastle manager, who has failed to secure victory the City boss in numerous prior English football attempts. The statistics against the City manager stands at two draws and sixteen defeats from their historical matchups. "We've improved and definitely I've seen a massive improvement from us," stated the Clarets boss Scott Parker. "We need to work on little tiny bits at this point in our development." The comeback of English football matches comes after a dramatic international break that included memorable events including Scotland's thrilling achievement for the global tournament.