Chelsea

Out:Kellyman

Doubts: Guiu 50%、Jackson 50%、Madueke 50%、Palmer 75%

Banned:Mudryk

Latest News: Enzo Maresca won't face the media until after Tuesday's FPL deadline, so we're in the dark over the latest Chelsea team news. We do know that Nicolas Jackson (hamstring), Cole Palmer (muscle) and Noni Madueke (hamstring) have all returned to training over the international break, so they could come into contention on Thursday night. Marc Guiu (hamstring) and Omari Kellyman (hamstring) remain out, however, while Mykhailo Mudryk is still provisionally banned by the Football Association. While Palmer has only been sidelined for a short period of time, Jackson and Madueke have been out since February - so it remains to be seen if they're ready to be thrown straight back in the side. The wretched displays of Christopher Nkunku and Jadon Sancho may fast-track those returns, of course. There's a surplus of central midfielders, meanwhile, with Romeo Lavia back fit and Reece James increasingly used in the engine room rather than at right-back. With Palmer available and Enzo perhaps not pushed as high as result, you do wonder whether James will move back to the right-back/centre-half hybrid role that Wesley Fofana has been filling of late.

Tottenham Hotspur

Out:DansoDragusin

Doubts: Richarlison 50%、Kulusevski 50%

Banned:

Latest News: Ange Postecoglou won't face the media until after Tuesday's FPL deadline but we do know that Radu Dragusin (knee) is out for the season, while Kevin Danso (hamstring) and Dejan Kulusevski (foot) weren't spotted in the training video released by the club at the back end of the international break. Richarlison (calf) was sighted (exactly how much he was involved is not known), however, as was Lucas Bergvall, who was suffering from illness while away with Sweden. A diminished injury list and European commitments have seen Postecoglou rotate wildly in recent weeks but the Europa League is still a week away from returning, so you'd expect more minute management perhaps in Gameweek 31-33. Thanks to Spurs' elimination from the FA Cup, the returning internationals have had a week's breather following their globe-trotting exertions, too. There's a decent chance we see Postecoglou going something approaching full strength for this London derby, then, although that still leaves a few selection dilemmas, particularly at full-back (two from three of Pedro Porro, Djed Spence and Destiny Udogie) and on the right flank (Brennan Johnson v Wilson Odobert). Pape Matar Sarr, Archie Gray and Yves Bissouma are also options in the middle of the park, with Gray and Ben Davies alternatives at centre-half if Micky van de Ven is being kept in cotton wool for Europe.