Norwich City will play host to Sunderland at Carrow Road on Monday night.
Both teams are coming off victories, and will be looking for a win to move into the top half of the Premier League table.

Norwich won 2-1 at Bolton Wanderers last time out, while Sunderland will be looking to build upon last weekend’s impressive 4-0 win over Stoke City.

Defensive trio Zak Whitbread, Elliot Ward and Dani Ayala are all sidelined with injury for Norwich.

David Meyler, Craig Gordon and Fraizer Campbell are ruled out with injury for Sunderland, while defender Phil Bardsley is suspended.

Young striker Connor Wickham is expected to be on the Sunderland bench, and spoke tis week of is eagerness to make an impact for the Black Cats. “Hopefully I can do enough in 15-30 minutes to show that I m capable of doing what I’ve bone before,” Wickham told BBC Sport.
 

Manchester City can go top of the Premier League for a few hours at least with a win over Everton on Saturday.





Owen Hargreaves will be rested by City after his goal scoring comeback from injury in the midweek Carling Cup win over Birmingham City.





Victor Anichebe is out injured for Everton, while striker Louis Saha has been left out of the last two game day squads, and could be on his way out of the club.



West Bromwich Albion will play host to Fulham with both teams looking to lift themselves out of the bottom three.





Shane Long and Roman Bednar are injury doubts for West Brom, while Gabriel Tamas is suspended.





Dickson Etuhu, Bjorn Helge Riise and Andrew Johnson are out injured for Fulham, while Aaron Hughes could return from a knee injury.



Wigan Athletic will be looking to avoid their third straight defeat when they play host to Tottenham Hotspur.





Hugo Rodallega, Steven Gohouri and Antolin Alcaraz are out injured for Wigan, while Emmerson Boyce is doubtful with a hamstring problem.





William Gallas and Rafael van der Vaart are injury doubts for Tottenham and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.



Newcastle United will be looking to continue their unbeaten start to the season when they play host to Blackburn Rovers.





While Newcastle are yet to lose in Premier League play, Blackburn’s confidence will be boosted by last weekend’s 4-3 win over Arsenal.





Davide Santon, Alan Smith and Mike Wiliamson are sidelined with injury for Newcastle. Shola Ameobi is an injury doubt, while Hatem Ben Arfa could make his first Premier League start for almost 11 months.





David Dunn and Ryan Nelsen are out injured for Rovers, while Vince Grella is expected to return.



Liverpool will play host to Wolverhampton Wanderers with both teams looking to avoid a third consecutive league defeat.





Daniel Agger is sidelined with injury for Liverpool, while Steven Gerrard could make his first league start for the Red’s in six months.





Roger Johnson and Steven Fletcher are injury doubts for Wolves and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.



Chelsea will be looking to continue their solid start to the season when they play host to Swansea City on Saturday.





Didier Drogba, Juan Mata and Fernando Torres are expected to return for Chelsea after sitting out the midweek Carling Cup victory over Fulham.





Stephen Caulker, Alan Tate and Kemy Agustien are ruled out with injury for Swansea, while Neil Taylor is expected to return. Striker Danny Graham is struggling with a back problem and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.



Arsenal will be looking to return to winning ways when they play host to Bolton Wanderers.





Arsenal are looking to rebound from the 4-3 defeat suffered at Blackburn Rovers last time out, while Bolton are looking to avoid their fifth straight league defeat.





Yossi Benayoun is ruled out with a muscle strain for Arsenal, while Jack Wilshere and Tomas Rosicky are also sidelined.





American midfielder Stuart Holden is an injury doubt for Bolton, and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.



Manchester United will look to continue their perfect winning start to the season when they travel to face Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium.





Striker Kenwyne Jones is ruled out with a hamstring injury for Stoke, meaning England international Peter Crouch will likely lead the Potter’s attack.





Rio Ferdinand and Javier Hernandez are injury doubts for United and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.



Rejuvenated Queens Park Rangers will play host to unbeaten Aston Villa in Sunday Premier League action.





QPR won 3-0 at Wolverhampton Wanderers last weekend, while Villa are yet to lose in Premier League league play this season.





Kieron Dyer and Clint Hill are injury absentees for QPR, wile new signings Shaun Wright-Phillips and Joey Barton will be looking to continue their good form.





Strike pair Darren Bent and Emile Heskey are ruled out with injury for Villa, while Jermaine Jenas should be fit to make his Villa debut.



Norwich City will play host to Sunderland at Carrow Road on Monday night.





Both teams are coming off victories, and will be looking for a win to move into the top half of the Premier League table.





Norwich won 2-1 at Bolton Wanderers last time out, while Sunderland will be looking to build upon last weekend’s impressive 4-0 win over Stoke City.





Defensive trio Zak Whitbread, Elliot Ward and Dani Ayala are all sidelined with injury for Norwich.





David Meyler, Craig Gordon and Fraizer Campbell are ruled out with injury for Sunderland, while defender Phil Bardsley is suspended.





Young striker Connor Wickham is expected to be on the Sunderland bench, and spoke tis week of is eagerness to make an impact for the Black Cats. “Hopefully I can do enough in 15-30 minutes to show that I m capable of doing what I’ve bone before,” Wickham told BBC Sport.