đź”— Share this article Premier League Comes Back with Important Fitness News The English top flight returns this matchweek following the pause for national teams, with coaches providing vital fitness reports ahead of Saturday's games. Anfield Side Encounter Significant Unavailable Stars Anfield coach Arne Slot has confirmed that Conor Bradley, the Dutch full-back, and the German midfielder will all miss this upcoming game against Forest. On a positive note, number one keeper the Brazilian has returned to fitness from his recent setback and is fit to play. The manager stated that Gomez missed sessions recently but will likely be available for consideration, though he may not be played for the complete game. Turf Moor Side Have Good Report on Armando Broja Clarets boss Parker has announced that striker Armando Broja may have "avoided serious injury" after sustaining an ankle injury while appearing for Albania against England. The striker left the fixture on a medical cart, but follow-up examinations have revealed the problem is "not serious at all." Scott Parker added that their striker has been in training since midweek and could yet play against his previous employers the Blues on Saturday. Newcastle Fitness News St James' Park coach Eddie Howe has given updates on a number of key individuals ahead of their fixture against City. the winger has "worked very hard" to recover from his hip problem and is "touch-and-go" for the weekend's encounter. Tino Livramento is "almost ready" after recovering from a knee ligament injury and is also in contention for the matchday roster. Nick Pope is "alright" after following head injury assessment, while Joelinton and Sandro Tonali are both available to play against City. Upcoming Top Flight Games Turf Moor hosts Chelsea (Sat lunchtime GMT) Liverpool v Nottingham Forest (standard kickoff) The Cherries host West Ham (afternoon) Wolves v Crystal Palace (afternoon) Brentford travel to Brighton (standard kickoff) Fulham host Sunderland (3pm) City travel to Newcastle (late kickoff) Leeds host Villa (Sun afternoon) Arsenal host Tottenham (Sunday 4.30pm) Everton visit Old Trafford (Mon 8pm) Managerial Spotlight on Howe St James' Park side could end up in the relegation zone if they suffer defeat against the champions and other matches around them go against them. The historical record are unfavorable for the Newcastle manager, who has failed to secure victory Pep Guardiola in 18 prior Premier League attempts. The statistics against Pep stands at two draws and sixteen unsuccessful attempts from their historical matchups. "Our progress and certainly I've seen a huge development from us," stated the Clarets coach the gaffer. "They're just small details at this current stage." The comeback of Premier League matches comes after a chaotic FIFA window that saw remarkable moments including Scotland's nail-biting qualification for the global tournament.