Aston Villa will host Nottingham Forest at Villa Park on Saturday at 3pm, with referee Andy Madley in charge. Villa are dealing with several injury concerns, including Manzambi, who is doubtful due to a knee issue, and Onana, who has been out since April with a knee injury. Suspended player João Gomes is also unavailable for the final game of his three-match ban. Nottingham Forest, meanwhile, have Savona sidelined with a knee injury since October, while their leading scorers Gibbs-White and Ndoye are expected to play. Bournemouth will face Brentford at Vitality Stadium on Saturday at 3pm, with referee Jarred Gillett in charge. Bournemouth have several injured players, including Kroupi (foot), Araujo (thigh), and Adli (unknown), while leading scorer Tavernier has netted two goals this season. Brentford have their own injury concerns, with Collins doubtful due to a calf injury and Van den Berg, Milambo, and Jensen all sidelined with knee and knock injuries. Their leading scorer, Janelt, has also scored two goals this season. Chelsea will host Hull at Stamford Bridge on Saturday at 3pm, with referee Farai Hallam in charge. Chelsea have several players out with injuries, including Caicedo, Palestra, Henderson, and Emegha, all sidelined with various issues. Their leading scorers—Palmer, Pedro, and Rogers—have each scored two goals this season. Hull have multiple injured players, including Butland, Gyabi, and Matazo, while their leading scorers Ajayi, Mendy, and Millar have each managed one goal. Crystal Palace will host Ipswich at Selhurst Park on Saturday at 3pm, with referee Chris Kavanagh in charge. Palace have Nketiah as a doubtful player due to a knock, while Mateta and Sarr are out with thigh and groin injuries, respectively. Their leading scorer, Mitchell, has scored two goals this season. Ipswich have Philogene-Bidace and Matusiwa as doubtful due to ankle issues, while Taylor is injured with a knee problem. Their leading scorers—Akpom, Clarke, Davis, and Emersonn—have each scored one goal this season. Liverpool will host Fulham at Anfield on Saturday at 3pm, with referee Tom Bramall in charge. Liverpool have Gakpo and Gomez as doubtful players due to muscle injuries, while Chiesa, Bradley, Leoni, Ekitike, and Endo are all sidelined with various injuries. Their leading scorer, Isak, has scored three goals this season. Fulham have Cairney injured with a knee problem, and their leading scorer, King, has scored two goals this season. Tottenham will host Everton at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday at 5:30pm, with referee Darren England in charge. Tottenham have Maddison as a doubtful player due to a shoulder injury, while Simons, Kulusevski, and Odobert are all out with knee issues. They have no leading scorer listed for this season. Everton have Nørgaard injured with a muscle problem, while their leading scorers—Barry, Dewsbury-Hall, George, Maitland-Niles, and Tarkowski—have each scored one goal. Sunderland will host Arsenal at Stadium of Light on Saturday at 8pm, with referee John Brooks in charge. Sunderland have Diarra and Mundle injured with hamstring and knee issues, while their leading scorers—Angulo, Le Fée, and Isidor—have each scored one goal. Arsenal have Timber as a doubtful player due to a groin injury, while Saliba and Mosquera are sidelined with back and hamstring injuries. Their leading scorers—Havertz, Ødegaard, and Saka—have each scored two goals this season. Coventry will host Brighton at CBS Arena on Sunday at 2pm, with referee Tony Harrington in charge. Coventry have several injured players, including Hayden, Woolfenden, Wright, and Eccles, but no leading scorer listed. Brighton have multiple injury concerns, including Rutter and Azeez as doubtful, and several players like Minteh, Mitoma, and Hinshelwood sidelined with various injuries. Their leading scorer, Hinshelwood, has scored two goals this season. Manchester United will host Manchester City at Old Trafford on Sunday at 4:30pm, with referee Michael Oliver in charge. United have Ugarte, Diallo, Baleba, De Ligt, and Heaton all sidelined with various injuries. Their leading scorer, Fernandes, has scored three goals this season. Manchester City have Doku injured with a calf problem, and their leading scorer, Haaland, has also scored three goals this season. Leeds will host Newcastle at Elland Road on Monday at 8pm, with referee Michael Salisbury in charge. Leeds have Gruev as a doubtful player due to a knee injury, while Rodon is out with a hamstring injury. Their leading scorers—Bogle, Calvert-Lewin, and Stach—have each scored one goal. Newcastle have several injured players, including Dedic, Burn, Joelinton, Osula, and Jaouen, while their leading scorer, Elanga, has scored two goals this season.