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NEWCASTLE: Allan Saint-Maximin faces a race against time to be fit for Newcastle United’s trip to Brentford. The Magpies travel to the Brentford Community Stadium on Saturday looking to extend their Premier League unbeaten run to seven games. They made it a sequence of six with a dominant display against Champions League-chasing West Ham United last weekend, despite managing to claim just one point in East London.
As ever going into a Premier League weekend there are plenty of injuries that managers across the country are dealing with – whether that is the actual managers or those picking their fantasy football teams.
Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly now eyeing up a potential summer move for Jordan Veretout.
Mark Lawrenson has offered his prediction on Wolves crunch Premier League fixture away at West Ham on Sunday.
Brighton will be without Adam Webster and Enock Mwepu for the visit of Aston Villa.
Liverpool legend Ian Rush has outlined that he already believes Steven Gerrard has had one success as Aston Villa manager, after steering the club clear of immediate threats of relegation.
Newcastle head to West London knowing a win would move them one step closer to ensuring Premier League survival.
Brighton and Aston Villa will see this fixture as a chance to find some much-needed form. Both sides are potentially staring a third successive defeat in the face while neither have scored in their two defeats. Brighton have one win from their past six and Villa one from seven so the early purple patch for Steve Gerrard is well and truly over. Key Brighton defender Adam Webster missing out may give Villa the edge though and confidence may be at rock bottom for Graham Potter’s side. They have put together a stellar season but a 3-0 drubbing by rock-bottom (before kick-off) Burnley could really knock the stuffing out of a charge to make it truly special. Graham Searles