FPL GW6 Predicted Lineups, Injuries & Press Conference Updates

In this blog, we preview the Premier League fixtures for GW6, presenting you with the predicted lineups, latest injury updates, and team news ahead of a crucial FPL gameweek.

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Arsenal

Arsenal GW6 Predicted formation:

4-3-3

Arsenal GW6 Predicted lineup:

David Raya

Timber – Saliba – Gabriel – Calafiori

Merino – Zubimendi – Rice

Saka – Gyokeres – Eze

Notes/Injury Updates:

Noni Madueke suffered a knee injury in last weekend’s 1-1 draw against Man City and was subbed off at half-time for Bukayo Saka. Madueke is expected to be out for 6-8 weeks. Saka, who recently returned to fitness, should make his return to the starting XI as well.
Arteta on if Madueke has had a scan: “No, not yet.”
Arteta on Saka: “Yeah, nothing to report there. I think he’s played the games that we anticipated, he did well, he feels good, and he will be training the next few days.”
Odegaard, who has struggled to remain fit with a shoulder injury, could be available for selection against Newcastle, according to Arteta. However, a start seems unlikely.
Arteta on Odegaard: “Martin will be training with us the next two days, so hopefully he’ll be available for the game.”
Havertz remains out of action with a knee injury. Arteta provided the following update on the German’s fitness after Arsenal’s midweek EFL Cup win over Port Vale.
Arteta on Havertz (via GOAL): “With Kai, we know that it will be months with him. I don’t know if it can be weeks, you never know, because this is Kai and he’s a different specimen. We really miss him. Hopefully, he will be back, and back for the long term as well, so it is very important to look after that knee. So far, he’s progressing pretty well.”

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Aston Villa

Aston Villa GW6 Predicted formation:

4-2-3-1

Aston Villa GW6 Predicted Lineup:

Martinez

Cash – Mings – Konsa – Digne

McGinn – Kamara

Buendia – Elliott- Rogers

Watkins

Aston Villa Notes/Injury Updates:

Emi Martinez missed Villa’s midweek Europa League clash against Bologna due to a minor knock. While he is set for a fitness test ahead of the Fulham game this weekend, it seems likely that the goalkeeper will start between the sticks for Villa.
Emery on Martinez: “Some players weren’t available yesterday, especially Emi Martínez. We’ll see tomorrow how he is for Sunday.”
“It’s a small injury for Emi Martínez and hopefully he’ll be available for Sunday.”
Emery on the rest of his squad’s fitness after their midweek clash: “It’s difficult today because we played yesterday, we trained this morning. We’ll see how the players who played yesterday, how they are, and tomorrow we’ll train again.”
Onana, Tielemans, and Barkley are ruled out.

Further Read: Top FPL GW6 Differential Picks to Target Ahead of GW6 Deadline

Bournemouth

Bournemouth GW6 Predicted formation

4-2-3-1

Bournemouth GW6 Predicted lineup:

Petrovic

Hill – Senesi – Diakite – Truffert

Adams – Scott

Tavernier – Brooks- Semenyo

Evanilson

Bournemouth Team News & Key Notes:

Enes Unal and Adam Smith are still out.
Emery on Unal and Smith: “I think it’s a very similar picture to the one we had last week. Enes [Ünal] and Adam Smith are out.”
Lewis Cook, who received some of his first minutes of the season in a brief appearance against Brighton in GW4 after recovering from a knee injury, missed last weekend’s clash against Newcastle due to a shoulder injury.
Emery on Cook: “Then we have the situation with Lewis Cook. He is still in some pain in the shoulder. He is training with us but we have to take a decision. We will have to see how he trains and see if he can travel with us, or if it’s better we leave it until next week. It’s a decision we have to take today after training.”

Brighton

Brighton GW6 Predicted formation

4-2-3-1

Brighton GW6 Predicted lineup:

Verbruggen

Veltman – Van Hecke – Dunk – De Cuyper

Baleba – Ayari

Minteh – D. Gomez – Mitoma

Welbeck

Brighton Team News and Key Notes:

Hurzeler has confirmed that Mats Wieffer and Maxim De Cuyper will return to the squad for Saturday’s game against Chelsea. De Cuyper is expected to start after recovering from his minor knock.
Wieffer could return to the startling lineup as well. However, he may be eased back into the lineup, with Veltman keeping his starting place at right-back for the 4th game in a row.
Diego Gomez has recovered from illness and should start in GW6.
Adam Webster, Solly March, and Jack Hinshelwood are out.
Hurzeler on Brajan Gruda and Yankuba Minteh: “Brajan recovered this week, he had some days off because of a small issue, but he trained on Thursday, so he will be fine. Yankuba was the same, he trained on Thursday, he will be fine.”

Burnley

Burnley GW6 Predicted formation

5-4-1

Burnley GW6 Predicted lineup:

Dubravka

Walker – Laurent – Ekdal – Esteve – Hartman

Tchaouna – Cullen – Ugochukwu – Anthony

Foster

Burnley Team News and Key Notes:

No fresh injuries or suspensions for Scott Parker’s side this weekend.
Lesley Ugochukwu is available this gameweek after serving his suspension.

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Brentford

Brentford GW6 Predicted formation:

5-3-2

Brentford GW6 Predicted lineup:

Kelleher

Kayode – Collins – Van Den Berg – Pinnock – Lewis Potter

Yarmolyuk – Henderson – Damsgaard

Thiago – Schade

Brentford team news:

Maghoma, who missed a large part of pre-season, is set to return to team training next week. He is out for this gameweek.
Reiss Nelson could be available for selection after recovering from illness. He is set to undergo a fitness test to decide whether he can feature against Manchester United.
Gustavo Nunes will play for Brentford’s B team to help rebuild his fitness and further his return to the first team.

Chelsea

Chelsea GW6 Predicted formation:

4-2-3-1

Chelsea GW6 Predicted lineup:

Robert Sanchez

James – Hato – Chalobah – Cucurella

Caicedo – Andrey Santos

Estevao – Enzo Fernandez – Neto

J. Pedro

Chelsea Team News and Notes:

After picking up a red card against Man United last weekend and serving his one-match ban against Lincoln City midweek, Robert Sanchez will return to the starting XI this weekend.
Palmer was expected to be out for a long time after his groin injury resurfaced and he was forced off in Chelsea’s defeat against Man United last weekend. Maresca has now given a potential return timeline for his star attacker.
Andrey Santos should start in the middle of the park, with Enzo Fernandez taking on a more offensive role in Palmer’s absence.
Maresca on Palmer: “We have decided to protect Cole a little bit, in terms of his injury not getting worse. So we decided to rest him for the next two or three weeks, probably until after the international break, to see whether, with rest, he can recover 100 per cent and be completely fit.”
“It’s a matter of managing the pain in his groin. With the amount of games [we have played], it’s something that can happen, so that is the reason why we are trying to be conservative with him to give him rest. Hopefully, he can be 100 per cent fit after the international break.”
To add to their problems, Maresca has revealed that Tosin is out, along with Palmer, until after the international break with a calf injury.
Maresca on Tosin: “We have Tosin injured. He will probably be out until the international break as he has a small problem with his calf.”
Meanwhile, Fofana will miss this weekend’s fixture against Brighton after suffering a concussion against Lincoln in their midweek Cup clash.
Maresca on Fofana: “Wes Fofana suffered a concussion the other day against Lincoln [and will miss the Brighton game].”
With Colwill out due to his ACL injury, summer signing Jorrel Hato is expected to start.
Maresca on Badiashile and Lavia: “Romeo and Benoit are better, we will see if they can join us tomorrow. Otherwise, it will be for the next game.”

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Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace Predicted Formation

3-4-2-1

Crystal Palace GW6 Predicted lineup:

Henderson

Guehi – Lacroix – Richards

Munoz – Hughes – Wharton- Mitchell

Sarr – Pino

Mateta

Crystal Palace Notes/Injury Updates:

Crystal Palace have been handed a double injury boost ahead of a big match against Liverpool this weekend. Ismaila Sarr, who has missed their last 3 fixtures through a hamstring injury, has returned to fitness. Pino was subbed off last weekend against West Ham after the first half but is now available for GW6.
Glasner on Sarr: “He had the full training week, the same as Adam [Wharton] and Eddie [Nketiah]. We always nominate the squad when we think everybody is ready to start. I don’t know if he can play 90 or 100 minutes – I don’t know how intense the game will be – but he’s ready.”
Glasner on Pino: “[Yeremy Pino] just had to rest on Tuesday. He had a bone bruise – he took a knock, knee on knee, which was very painful – but since Wednesday, he’s been training and did the rest of the week. He feels fine, so he’s also available.”
“So many players are available, more or less all players.”
Caleb Kporha, Chadi Riad, and Cheick Doucouré are ruled out – Glasner said, “It’s just Caleb Kporha who can’t train at the moment, and of course Chadi Riad and Cheick Doucouré.”
Glasner on Chadi: “Chadi looks like he will return around the next international break, so it’s good.”

Everton

Everton GW6 Predicted Formation

4-2-3-1

Everton GW6 Predicted lineup

Pickford

O’Brien – Tarkowski – Keane – Mykolenko

Gueye – Garner

Ndiaye – Dewsbury Hall – Grealish

Beto

Everton Injury News/Updates:

Jarrad Branthwaite and Merlin Rohl are still unavailable for Everton this weekend against West Ham.
Moyes on Branthwaite and Merlin: “[Branthwaite’s rehabilitation is] fine. He’ll not be available for Monday, neither is Merlin. Both of them are out.”
Moyes on whether Branthwaite has resumed full training: “Not at the moment. We’re expecting him back shortly but not yet.”

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Fulham

Fulham GW6 Predicted formation:

4-2-3-1

Fulham GW6 Predicted lineup:

Leno

Tete – Andersen – Bassey- Sessegnon

Berge – Lukic

Harry Wilson – King – Iwobi

Muniz

Latest Updates:

No fresh injuries for Fulham this weekend.
Marco Silva has confirmed that Kevin could be in contention after the Brazilian went down with a shoulder injury in their Cup game against Cambridge United this week.
Marco Silva on Kevin (via AOL UK): “Kevin trained today, there’s a chance he’s in contention, but we have another session tomorrow.”

Leeds

Leeds GW6 Predicted formation

4-3-3

Leeds GW6 Predicted lineup:

Darlow

Bogle – Struijk – Rodon – Gudmundsson

Longstaff – Ampadu- Stach

Aaronson – Calvert Lewin- Okafor

Leeds team news:

Perri has not yet returned to training and remains injured for GW6 as Darlow continues on in goal.
Farke on Perri (via BBC Sport): “We hope that he [Perri] can join us next week, but at the moment it is realistic to say he is not in contention [to play] before the international break.”
Jayden Bogle has recovered from the knock he suffered last week in Leeds’ 3-1 win over Wolves. He is expected to start against Bournemouth this weekend.
Daniel James is available this gameweek, having returned to training yesterday. Farke stated that James is “making progress” and “has a chance” to be involved on Saturday.
Gnoto is out as well due to a calf injury. Farke, however, is hopeful that the Italian will return to team training next week.
Ao Tanaka made a brief appearance off the bench last weekend against Wolves. However, Longstaff is still expected to make the starting XI as Tanaka completes his recovery from an MCL injury.

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Liverpool

Liverpool GW6 Predicted Formation:

4-2-3-1

Liverpool GW6 Predicted lineup:

Alisson

Bradley – Konate – Van Dijk – Kerkez

Szoboszlai – Gravenberch

Salah – Wirtz – Gakpo

Isak

Liverpool Team News and Key Notes:

Ekitike will miss the Palace game through suspension after he received a second yellow card for taking off his shirt against Southampton in their midweek EFL Cup clash. Isak is expected to start in his place.
Slot on Isak: “He’s able to make minutes again. I still feel 90 – [it] depends also on the pace and the intensity of the game – might be a bit too much. But not only that, also for the long term. So you can maybe give one, I would call, stupid hit to bring him to 90 and then you brought him too far over the line. So, I don’t think it’s smart to play him 90 yet.”
“But he’s further into his pre-season now and normally after two or three weeks in pre-season players go to 60, 70 minutes, and in some clubs they even bring them to 90. But if you look at our pre-season, we mainly bring them to 60 to 70 minutes then.”
Giovanni Leoni was forced off due to injury against Southampton and is set for a long spell on the sidelines.
Slot on Giovanni: “He is not in a good place, of course, because he tore his ACL and it means he will be out for a year.”
Wirtz is expected to return to the starting XI after being rested for Liverpool’s last 2 fixtures.
Wirtz on his conversations with Arne Slot (via This is Anfield): “I recently talked to the coach about it, and he suggested why I might not be able to get into the situations I normally get into. That is, that I’m making the game fast with a dribble or a pass. He said it could be because we press a lot and I run a lot.”
“After the [Atletico Madrid] game, he told me I wouldn’t start [against Everton] because he wanted to control the load a bit and see which game I could play better in. He decided on the Champions League game, that I would start there and then sit on the bench in the league. I fully understood that. I was able to recover a bit and didn’t have to exert myself as much.”
Mac Allister will be available, having missed the game against the Saints due to the birth of his child. Slot could choose between Szoboszlai and Mac Allister to start in the double pivot, so it’s a 50/50 chance between the pair.
Frimpong played the full 90 against Southampton and should be rested, with Conor Bradley starting in his place.

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Manchester City

Man City GW6 Predicted formation

4-2-3-1

Man City GW6 Predicted lineup:

Donnarumma

M.Nunes – Dias – Gvardiol – O’Reilly

Silva – Rodri – Reijnders

Foden – Haaland – Doku

Man City Notes/Injury Update:

Good news for Manchester City fans! Erling Haaland is back and ready for this weekend’s clash against Burnley. Haaland missed their midweek clash against Huddersfield due to a back injury he suffered in their 1-1 draw against Arsenal last weekend.
Guardiola on Haaland: “He’s ready.”
Khusanov is out for the next three games, as Guardiola revealed in his post-Huddersfield presser, due to a foot injury he endured against the Gunners.
Although Man City have Rico Lewis in their ranks, Matheus Nunes is expected to start as he seems to be preferred over Lewis by Pep of late at right-back.
Guardiola has revealed that Mateo Kovacic, who has been sidelined since the end of last season, could be available this weekend.
Guardiola on Kovacic: “Kova maybe [available]. It would help a lot to have Kova back. It’s a long injury, surgery, but he is getting ready. He is not fully ready but step-by-step.”
Marmoush, Cherki, and Ait-Nouri are out.

Manchester United

Man United GW6 Predicted formation:

3-4-2-1

Man United GW6 Predicted lineup:

Bayindir

Maguire – De Ligt – Shaw

Dalot – Bruno Fernandes – Ugarte – Dorgu

Mbeumo – Cunha

Sesko

Man United Notes/Injury Update:

Diogo Dalot is back after the injury he picked up on international duty and is expected to start the fixture, with Amad Diallo and Mazraoui out for this gameweek.
Amorim said on the trio: “Diogo is returning to the team and he is ready.”
“Amad is not here. Someone in his family passed away, so we are giving all the support to Amad. We understand the importance for him, at this time, to return home [here].”
“Nous is not going to be [available] until we stop for the international teams. He is out also.”
Bruno Fernandes should start in the middle of the park alongside Ugarte, with Casemiro serving a one-match ban after he was sent off against Chelsea.
Maguire is highly likely to start ahead of Leny Yoro after his strong display against Chelsea last weekend.
Cunha and Mount could be interchanged, so it’s a 50/50.
Lisandro Martinez remains sidelined.

Newcastle United

Newcastle United GW6 Predicted formation:

4-3-3

Newcastle United Predicted lineup:

Pope

Livramento – Thiaw – Burn – Hall

B.Guimaraes – Tonali – Joelinton

Jacob Murphy – Woltemade- Gordon

Newcastle United Injury News/Notes:

Anthony Gordon will return to the fold this gameweek, having served the last of his three-match suspension last weekend.
Jacob Murphy missed Newcastle’s midweek clash as he nurses an Achilles tendon issue. However, he is available and expected to start in a big game against Arsenal.
Howe on Jacob Murphy: “Jacob is doing okay – it is an issue we are managing. He is fit and available, but some days he has been sore, so we are just trying to manage his load.”
Schar, Wissa, and Jacob Ramsey are out.
Howe on Jacob Ramsey: “His recovery is going well. He is on the grass working hard and building his fitness back up. I think it will be after the international break that we see him. Anything before that, then he will be ahead of schedule.”
Guimaraes was rested for last weekend’s Bournemouth clash after their Champions League fixture against Barcelona a few days prior. He will return to the starting lineup against the Gunners this weekend.

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Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest GW6 Predicted formation:

4-2-3-1

Nottingham Forest GW6 Predicted lineup:

Sels

Williams – Milenkovic – Morato – Zinchenko

Sangare – Anderson

Ndoye – Gibbs White – Hudson Odoi

Wood

Forest team news:

Douglas Luiz is out with a hamstring injury he picked up against Real Betis in the Europa League this week.
Ange on Douglas Luiz: “Douglas Luiz wasn’t great yesterday so we have sent him for a scan on his hamstring. He won’t be available this weekend. With him, I think we have got to be really careful with how we use him in the early part of the year. He had a lot of issues last year at Juventus and came in late here.”
“We’ll just be cautious with him. We’ll see what the scan says but he definitely won’t be available this week. It’s nothing serious, we know that; it’s nothing significant. But with the international window around the corner, there might be an opportunity for us to really build him up because he’s such a good player and we saw that the other night.”
While he is individually training, Murillo is still recovering from injury and has been ruled out this week, having missed their last 3 games.
Ange on Murillo (via BBC Sport): “Murillo is still not where we want him to be. He’s still not totally comfortable. He is still doing individual training. We were hoping he would progress a bit quicker, but it was a pretty severe knock on his thigh. My understanding is the healing process has just been slower than what we thought and he doesn’t feel comfortable. We’ve just got to be patient with him. He is out on the grass and working individually. It is just a matter of incorporating him back into the team.”
Ola Aina and Nicolas Dominguez are out for a while with long-term injuries.

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Sunderland

Sunderland GW5 Predicted formation

4-3-3

Sunderland GW6 Predicted lineup:

Roefs

Hume – Alderete – Mukiele – Masuaku

Rigg – Xhaka – Sadiki

Talbi – Mayenda – Adingra

Sunderland team news:

Diarra missed last weekend’s draw against Aston Villa after suffering a groin injury in training before the game. Unfortunate news for Sunderland fans – he is out until December after undergoing surgery on Monday. 18-year-old Chris Rigg will start in his place.
Farke on Diarra: “Injuries are part of the journey, and it gives opportunities to other players to show their quality. They have worked hard so far, so they deserve this opportunity. I am not worried about the situation, although it is a shame for Habib because he is very important for us.”
Reinildo is out this week as he serves his 3-game suspension after picking up a red card against Villa. Arthur Masuaku is expected to start in his place at left-back.
Meanwhile, Luke O’Nein could receive his first minutes of the season this weekend.
Le Bris on O’Nein: “He is an option.”

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Spurs

Spurs GW6 Predicted formation:

4-3-3

Spurs Predicted lineup:

Vicario

Porro – Van der Ven – Romero – Spence

Sarr – Palhinha – Bergvall

Kudus – Richarlison – Xavi Simmons

Spurs team news:

Sarr was rested and an unused substittue last weekend after his Champions League match the week prior, and he missed his week’s fixture against Doncaster as a precaution. He should start this weekend.
Thomas Frank on Sarr: “Pape was a precaution (in midweek), he trained today, so that’s a positive.”
Solanke and Kolo Muani are out.
Frank on Kolo Muani: “Kolo Muani’s dead leg is dragging on, he’ll be a few more days and he’s not available.””[He suffered his dead leg] in training. I think it was Pape that ran into him. I need to blame Pape! It was very unfortunate, it’s just a contact injury. It is one of those where sometimes they can take a week or other times they can take a couple of weeks because it’s started to bleed again, unfortunately.”
Frank on Solanke: “Dominic is also not available.” “His ankle injury has been a little tricky, it’s nothing big, we’re relatively positive he will be back quickly. It’s not perfect, but we’re going forward in the right direction.”
Maddison, Kulusevski, and Dragusin are still sidelined with long-term injuries and ruled out.

West Ham

West Ham GW6 Predicted formation:

3-4-3

West Ham GW6 Predicted lineup:

Areola

Walker Peters- Mavropanos – Kilman – Diouf

Fernandes- Ward Prowse

Bowen – Paqueta- Summerville

Wilson

West Ham Team News and Notes:

Soucek is serving his three-match suspension after his red card against Tottenham in GW4.
Wan-Bissakka missed his side’s last two games with a stomach issue. The club have stated that the defender could be available for selection this weekend.
While it remains uncertain, Areola has been predicted to keep his place between the sticks after Potter replaced Hermansen, who had started his first four fixtures of the season, last weekend against Crystal Palace.

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Wolves

Wolves GW6 Predicted formation:

3-4-3

Wolves GW6 Predicted lineup:

Jose Sa

L.Krejci – Agbadou- Toti

Jackson Tchatchoua – Andre – Joao Gomes – Bueno

Arias – Bellegarde

Hee Chan

Wolves Team News and Notes:

Vitor Pereira confirmed that there are no new injuries for Wolves this weekend. However, the Portuguese boss admitted that it was a new ‘headache’ to have his entire squad available, so expect some movements in the starting Xi, especially give his incosistent lineups and formations this term.
Pereira said: “This is good, but it is a headache for me because to make the list for this game, everything in this moment is something that demands from me, decisions. With players who deserve to be in the first 11, and this is what it is, because we don’t have injuries. But this is important, and I prefer this kind of headache because now we have a full squad ready to help.”
Larsen could be a doubt for the starting XI since he recently made his return from an Achilles tendon injury and he started the midweek EFL Cup clash against Everton.
Pereira on Larsen: “We are trying to go step by step with [Strand Larsen]. Tomorrow, we’ll see his condition. He is not 100% in conditions for 90 minutes, but we must manage the time that he can play.”
Pereira on Arokodare: “He scored a beautiful goal and showed quality in the finishing and Tolu is getting his condition, his physical condition, because when he arrived, it was like we pushed him to play 90 minutes, or almost 90 minutes the first game.”

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