Premier League headlines as Manchester City are handed injury boost ahead of Newcastle United clash

Here are the latest Premier League headlines for Wednesday, May 4.

If there's one squad you wouldn't think would have too many issues with injuries, it's Manchester City. However, recently of late their defensive depth has been tested to its limit as they look to compete for both domestic and European honours.

Regular right back Kyle Walker and stand-in John Stones have both missed time of late with injuries, which even saw midfielder Fernandinho moved to the full-back spot in the first-leg of City's Champions League tie against Real Madrid. And after missing the last five games, Walker looks set to return to the City starting XI for the Champions League and Premier League title, with Pep Guardiola confirming the right-back is back in training after a spell on the sidelines.

“He trained, he'll travel and we decide tomorrow," said Guardiola on the potential return of Walker for City's Champions League semi-final clash against Real Madrid.

"Happy he's back, he tries to be in contention tomorrow.”

In what was potentially the biggest non-play-off Championship game in the league's history, AFC Bournemouth managed to overcome a resilient Nottingham Forest side to clinch promotion back to the Premier League at the second time of asking. Heading into the contest, hosts Bournemouth sat second while Forest sat third, knowing that a win would see them leapfrog Scott Parker's side into the automatic promotion places with just a game left to play.

It was a cagey affair for the most part, with neither side seemingly able to find the back of the net in a contest that looked to be heading for a 0-0 draw. However, on as a substitute in the 59th minute, Bournemouth striker Kieffer Moore played the part of super-sub, collecting a deft