Tottenham Hotspur will take on Aston Villa at 12:30pm on Saturday at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with referee Sam Barrott in charge. Tottenham has a current form record of LLDD (two losses, one draw, one win), while Aston Villa is on LLDL (two losses, one draw, one loss). Tottenham's leading scorer is not listed, but Aston Villa's top goal-scorer is Alysson with one goal. Tottenham has several key players on the doubtful list, including Tonali, and injured players such as Mudryk, Odobert, Simons, and Kulusevski. Aston Villa has Bizot and João Gomes listed as doubtful, with injured players including Madjo, Goretzka, Onana, Maatsen, and Torres. Brighton will host Arsenal at 3pm at the Amex Stadium, with referee Darren England officiating. Brighton has a form record of WLDW (two wins, one loss, one draw), while Arsenal is on a strong run with a WWWW (four wins) record. Brighton's leading scorers are Gross, Hinshelwood, and Yalcouyé, while Arsenal's top scorer is Saka with three goals. Brighton has Azeez listed as doubtful, with several injured players including Minteh, Mitoma, Hinshelwood, Wieffer, Yohanna, Svodoba, Tzimas, and Ferguson. Arsenal has Mosquera and White as doubtful, with Saliba injured. Everton will face Ipswich at 3pm at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, with referee Stuart Attwell officiating. Everton has a form record of WDDD (one win, three draws), while Ipswich is on WLLW (one win, two losses, one win). Everton's leading scorers are Barry, Dewsbury-Hall, George, Maitland-Niles, and Tarkowski, while Ipswich's top scorers are Davis and Emersonn. Everton has Armstrong listed as doubtful, with Nørgaard and Röhl injured. Ipswich has Emersonn as doubtful, with Taylor injured. Newcastle will host Hull at 3pm at St James' Park, with referee Tony Harrington in charge. Newcastle has a form record of DWDL (one draw, one win, two losses), while Hull is on WWDD (two wins, two draws). Newcastle's leading scorer is Elanga with two goals, while Hull's top scorer is Belloumi with two goals. Newcastle has Jaouen listed as doubtful, with Burn, Gonzalez, Jacob Ramsey, Elanga, Dedic, Joelinton, and Osula injured. Hull has Targett as doubtful, with Morita, Mendy, Ansah, Hughes, Gyabi, Butland, and Matazo injured. Nottingham Forest will face Coventry at 5:30pm at the City Ground, with referee Jarred Gillett officiating. Nottingham Forest has a form record of LDDW (three losses, one win), while Coventry is on LLLL (four losses). Nottingham Forest's leading scorers are Delap, Gibbs-White, Igor Jesus, and Ndoye, while Coventry has no listed leading scorer. Nottingham Forest has Jair listed as doubtful, with Savona and Milenkovic injured. Coventry has no players listed as doubtful, but Hayden, Woolfenden, Eccles, Wright, and Amenda are injured. Coventry also has Awoniyi suspended. Bournemouth will host Liverpool at 2pm on Sunday at the Vitality Stadium, with referee Michael Oliver officiating. Bournemouth has a form record of LDDD (three losses, one draw), while Liverpool is on DDWD (two draws, one win, one loss). Bournemouth's leading scorer is Tavernier with three goals, while Liverpool's top scorer is Isak with three goals. Bournemouth has injured players Adli, Milosavljevic, Kroupi, and Araujo. Liverpool has injured players Chiesa, Leoni, Ekitiké, Endo, and Bradley. Leeds will face Crystal Palace at 2pm on Sunday at Elland Road, with referee Adam Herczeg officiating. Leeds has a form record of WDDW (two wins, two draws), while Crystal Palace is on LLWL (three losses, one win). Leeds' leading scorers are Calvert-Lewin with three goals, while Crystal Palace's top scorer is Mitchell with two goals. Leeds has Gruev listed as doubtful, with Rodon injured. Crystal Palace has no players listed as doubtful, but Henderson, Mateta, and Riad are injured. Crystal Palace's suspended player is Disasi. Manchester City will host Sunderland at 2pm on Sunday at the Etihad Stadium, with referee Rob Jones officiating. Manchester City has a form record of WWWW (four wins), while Sunderland is on LWDL (one loss, one win, two draws). Manchester City's leading scorer is Haaland with four goals, while Sunderland's top scorers are N Angulo, Isidor, and Le Fée. Manchester City has Doku listed as doubtful, with Foden suspended. Sunderland has injured players Diarra and Mundle, with Reinildo suspended. Fulham will face Manchester United at 4:30pm on Sunday at Craven Cottage, with referee Peter Bankes officiating. Fulham has a form record of LLLD (three losses, one draw), while Manchester United is on LWDL (one loss, one win, two draws). Fulham's leading scorer is King with two goals, while Manchester United's top scorer is Fernandes with three goals. Fulham has Sessegnon listed as doubtful, with Cairney injured. Manchester United has Shaw as doubtful, with Diallo, Baleba, De Ligt, Heaton, and Ugarte injured.