🔗 Share this article English Top Flight Returns with Key Injury News The Premier League kicks off again this weekend following the pause for national teams, with coaches providing crucial team news ahead of Saturday's fixtures. Anfield Side Face Substantial Unavailable Stars Liverpool manager Arne Slot has announced that the young defender, Jeremie Frimpong, and Wirtz will all sit out this upcoming game against Forest. Meanwhile, starting keeper the Brazilian has regained full health from his recent setback and is fit to play. The manager revealed that the versatile defender sat out sessions on Thursday but will likely be available for the squad, though he may not be played for the complete game. Burnley Receive Good Report on Armando Broja Turf Moor coach the manager has stated that striker the Albanian may have "escaped major damage" after sustaining an knock while featuring for Albania against the Three Lions. The 24-year-old left the game on a medical cart, but follow-up examinations have shown the injury is "much less severe than feared." Scott Parker added that their striker has participated in sessions since midweek and could potentially feature versus his former club the Blues on matchday. The Magpies Injury Reports St James' Park coach the manager has provided reports on a number of important squad members ahead of their match against the champions. Anthony Gordon has "put in significant effort" to get back from his recent issue and is "a doubt" for the weekend's encounter. Livramento is "very close" after overcoming a knee ligament injury and is also in consideration for the matchday roster. Pope is "fine" after completing head injury assessment, while Joelinton and the Italian are both available to play against Manchester City. This Round's Premier League Games Burnley v Chelsea (Sat early kickoff UK time) Forest visit Anfield (3pm) The Cherries host West Ham (standard kickoff) Wolves v Crystal Palace (standard kickoff) Brighton v Brentford (afternoon) Sunderland visit Craven Cottage (standard kickoff) Newcastle v Man City (evening) Leeds v Aston Villa (Sun early kickoff) Arsenal v Tottenham (Sun 4.30pm) Everton visit Old Trafford (Monday evening kickoff) Managerial Spotlight on Howe St James' Park side could potentially be in the bottom three if they lose against Manchester City and outcomes elsewhere are unfavorable. The historical record aren't great for the Newcastle manager, who has been unable to beat Guardiola in 18 prior English football attempts. Howe's history against the City manager stands at two stalemates and sixteen unsuccessful attempts from their past encounters. "We've developed and without doubt I've seen a significant progress from us," commented Burnley manager Scott Parker. "They're just little tiny bits at this current stage." The comeback of English football fixtures comes after a chaotic international break that saw unforgettable highlights including Scotland's thrilling qualification for the global tournament.