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Before the latest round of Premier League fixtures, here is all the key injury news alongside essential Fantasy Premier League statistics. The gameweek kicks off on Saturday with Burnley hosting Bournemouth and Sunderland taking on Brighton - here is the full fixture list. This article will be updated as Premier League managers give their weekly news conferences. For more FPL help, don't miss our regular Friday Q&A from 15:30 GMT live on the BBC Sport website, with one of our four experts answering your questions Burnley top scorer Zian Flemming is in contention to feature against Bournemouth after missing the loss at Everton because of injury. Marcus Edwards will also be assessed, while long-term absentees Zeki Amdouni and Connor Roberts are taking part in training but are not yet available to play. Bournemouth have no new injury concerns for the trip to Turf Moor. Ben Gannon-Doak is back in training following a hamstring injury but is not expected to feature. Players out: Burnley - Cullen, Roberts, Amdouni, Tuanzebe, Broja, Beyer, Tresor Bournemouth - Cook, Kluivert, Soler Doubts: Burnley - Flemming, Edwards Key FPL notes: No player had more shots than Burnley's Jaidon Anthony (£5.0m) in gameweek 28 (five), when he scored his seventh goal of the season. Since gameweek 19, no FPL defender has picked up as many defensive contribution points as Bournemouth's James Hill (£4.2m), with 16. In the last four gameweeks, no Bournemouth player has produced more points than the 25 of Adrien Truffert (£4.6m). The defender has produced two clean sheets, an assist, four defensive contribution points and two bonus in that time.

Sunderland winger Bertrand Traore could miss up to two months because of the knee injury sustained in the win at Leeds United on 3 March. Brian Brobbey and Dennis Cirkin have trained this week but Robin Roefs, Nordi Mukiele and Reinildo remain out. Brighton winger Kaoru Mitoma is a doubt to face Sunderland after he was forced off at half-time of the loss to Arsenal on 4 March. Lewis Dunk and Solly March are both available. Players out: Sunderland - Ta Bi, Mundle, Traore, Reinildo, Mukiele, Roefs Brighton - Tzimas, Webster Doubts: Brighton - Mitoma Key FPL notes: Sunderland's Daniel Ballard (£4.6m) is joint second among FPL defenders for both shots in the box (23) and big chances (eight) in 2025-26. Black Cats midfielder Habib Diarra (£5.3m) has produced a goal and an assist over the last two gameweeks, amassing 12 points. In the last four gameweeks, only two forwards have accrued more points than Brighton striker Danny Welbeck (£6.1m, 21).

Teams to target in gameweeks 30 and 31 - the FPL talking point Sutton's predictions v YouTuber Angry Ginge Everton have no new injury concerns for the trip to north London. Manager David Moyes told Friday's press conference that defender Jarrad Branthwaite is expected to be available as the club continue to manage his minutes following a long injury lay-off earlier this season. Jack Grealish, Carlos Alcaraz and Seamus Coleman remain out. Team news for Arsenal will appear here later on Friday. Players out: Everton - Grealish, Alcaraz, Coleman Key FPL notes: Since gameweek 19, no player has amassed as many FPL points as Arsenal centre-back Gabriel (7.2m, 82). In that time, he has recorded two goals, two assists, six clean sheets, 10 defensive contribution points and 11 bonus. Bukayo Saka's (£9.8m) 16 shots and 16 chances created are both among Arsenal's top two players since the turn of the year. Everton's James Tarkowski (£5.7m) has amassed 305 defensive contributions this season. This has earned him 36 defensive contribution points; the only defender ahead of him is Marcos Senesi (£5.0m). Newcastle United expect to have the same squad available from the midweek Champions League draw with Barcelona, although some rotation is expected. Anthony Gordon was limited to 24 minutes as a substitute on Tuesday night because of illness but has since recovered. Team news for Chelsea will appear here later on Friday. Players out: Newcastle - Krafth, Guimaraes, Schar Doubts: Newcastle - Miley Key FPL notes: A hat-trick and an assist in gameweek 29 earned Joao Pedro (£7.7m) his fifth, and best, double-digit haul of the season (19 points). The Chelsea forward is the most transferred-in player ahead of gameweek 30. Since gameweek 25, Chelsea's Cole Palmer (£10.6m) has scored at least 10 more points (45) than any other FPL midfielder, thanks to five goals, an assist and eight bonus. This season, no FPL defender has scored more goals (four) or had more big chances (nine) than Newcastle's Malick Thiaw (£5.0m). West Ham United winger Crysencio Summerville has been ruled out before the visit of Manchester City although there is no timeline on his return from injury. Ollie Scarles and Adama Traore will be assessed. Team news for Manchester City will appear here later on Friday. Players out: West Ham - Summerville, Fabianski Doubts: West Ham - Scarles, Traore Key FPL notes: Since gameweek 23, no defender has been involved in as many clean sheets as West Ham's El Hadji Malick Djouf (£4.0m, four), while only three have managed more assists (two) and only one has created more big chances (three). Manchester City forward Antoine Semenyo (£8.3m) scored his 15th league goal of the season in gameweek 29. He ranks second in his position for total shots taken (67). City striker Erling Haaland (£14.6m) has a superb record against West Ham, with 11 goals, one assist and only one blank in seven matches against the Hammers. Team news will appear here later on Friday. Key FPL notes: Jorgen Strand Larsen (£6.1m) has scored three goals in five matches since joining Crystal Palace earlier this year, amassing 22 points. Palace forward Ismaila Sarr (£6.3m) is averaging 6.0 points per start over the last six gameweeks, thanks to four goals and three bonus. In the last four away matches, no midfielder has created more big chances than Leeds' Anton Stach (£4.7m, four), while only four have registered more key passes (nine). Team news will appear here later on Friday.

Key FPL notes: Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko (£7.3m) has scored six goals in eight matches since the departure of former Red Devils boss Ruben Amorim, the second most of any player. United captain Bruno Fernandes (£10.1m) produced seven points in the corresponding fixture last season, thanks to an assist, clean sheet and one bonus. In the last four away matches, only three forwards have had more shots than the 11 of Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins (£8.5m). Team news will appear later here on Friday. Key FPL notes: Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White (£7.3m) is joint top among midfielders for shots (18) and second for chances created (19) over the last six gameweeks. Forest's Elliot Anderson (£5.5m) scored only his second goal of the season in gameweek 29, yet he is the sixth-highest points scorer in Fantasy (131 points). His 42 defensive contribution points are 12 more than any other midfielder. Fulham midfielder Alex Iwobi (£6.4m) has produced double-digit hauls in two of his last three matches, amassing 25 points. Liverpool manager Arne Slot told Friday's press conference that Rio Ngumoha is ready to start and could do so over the next three games. Alisson will be assessed, while Federico Chiesa is in contention to be involved following illness. Team news for Tottenham will appear here later on Friday. Players out: Liverpool - Isak, Endo, Bradley, Leoni Doubts: Liverpool - Alisson Key FPL notes: In the last four home matches, Chelsea's Joao Pedro is the only forward to have produced more FPL points than the 32 of Liverpool striker Hugo Ekitike (£9.1m). Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk (£6.2m) has served up attacking returns in three of the last four gameweeks, with two goals and one assist. Since gameweek 24, only five midfielders have created more chances than the 13 of Tottenham's Xavi Simons (£6.5m). Brentford full-back Rico Henry is set to miss several weeks because of a hamstring injury although an exact timescale has not been put on his return. Reiss Nelson could feature for the first time since 16 February. Wolves are hopeful that goalkeeper Jose Sa will feature at the Gtech Community Stadium as he continues to manage an ankle problem that meant he was not involved in the FA Cup loss to Liverpool last week. Andre is available after missing the cup fixture because of suspension. Players out: Brentford - Carvalho, Milambo, Dasilva, Henry, Hickey, Janelt Doubts: Brentford - Nelson Wolves - Sa Key FPL notes: Brentford striker Igor Thiago (£7.2m) scored his 18th goal of the season in gameweek 28, placing him second in the scorers' charts behind Manchester City's Erling Haaland (22). Since gameweek 24, only three midfielders have produced more attacking returns than the four of Brentford's Dango Outtara (£6.0m). Over the last four gameweeks, only one defender has picked up more defensive contribution points (six) than Wolves' Yerson Mosquera (£4.3m), while only one has kept more clean sheets (two). The numbers behind Borthwick's nightmare Six Nations Russell takes dominant Chinese GP sprint pole 'Iran's women are heroes - they want to be free' Revisit the rise of the Peaky Blinders How is your lifestyle affecting your teeth? The vital role forensic science plays in delivering justice Martin Lewis answers your questions on anything and everything 'Iran's women are heroes - they want to be free' The numbers behind Borthwick's nightmare Six Nations 'Dream come true' - Redknapp eyes Jukebox Man Gold Cup win Players must believe in your methods - the mentality of winning a relegation battle How do Scots beat 'nemesis' Ireland for first time in 12 meetings? Why London Spirit spent £390,000 on uncapped Sussex all-rounder Coles From best in league to bench - Foden's mysterious loss of form Why England will keep kicking regardless of what fans think Will Everton's formidable away form throw open title race? Meet ParalympicsGB's 26th team member Winter Paralympics daily guide: 13 golds to be decided on Friday Tudor's tactics: Pinpointing how his choices have made things worse The Brits travelling in their thousands to 'Costa del Cheltenham' Frozen out? The 'mixed' team event with one female player Old Firm chaos: What happened? Who said what? What now? Copyright © 2026 BBC. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking.