EPL preview taken from yahoo:
Manchester City v Newcastle United
City striker Rolando Bianchi is out, although he has appeared mainly on the bench lately anyway. Emile Mpenza should play as a lone striker. Obafemi Martins returns to the Newcastle side in the absence of Michael Owen, while Claudio Cacapa is expected to miss out.
Chelsea v Fulham
Didier Drogba makes a surprise return from injury, while Avram Grant may bring Steve Sidwell into his midfield to cover for the suspended John Obi Mikel. Frank Lampard is still out. Fulham could line up unchanged from last weekend with no new fitness concerns for Lawrie Sanchez.
Wigan Athletic v Liverpool
Paul Scharner has shaken off a knock and should play, but Denny Landzaat joins Emile Heskey on the sidelines. Injury doubts also remain over Luis Valencia and Kevin Kilbane. Liverpool have no major injuries but Rafa Benitez's selection is anyone's guess with Marseille coming up on Wednesday.
West Ham United v Arsenal
Alan Curbishley could stick with some of the players that featured in midweek Carling Cup action, with Scott Parker, Fredrik Ljungberg and Luis Boa Morte vying for inclusion. Robin van Persie should return for the Gunners, who have Tomas Rosicky out and a doubt over Alexander Hleb.
Sunderland v Blackburn Rovers
Roy Keane's side are without the suspended Dickson Etuhu, while centre-back Nyron Nosworthy is rated 50-50 to play. Six other first-teamers are injured. Blackburn are still without their captain Ryan Nelsen, with Andre Ooijer continuing to deputise at centre-back.
Portsmouth v Reading
Harry Redknapp has an enormous squad, but has slight fitness concerns over Nwankwo Kanu, Benjani Mwaruwari and John Utaka. Lauren is pushing for a return ahead of Glen Johnson at right-back. American Bobby Convey is the latest name on Steve Coppell's missing list.
Derby County v Bolton Wanderers
Centre-back Darren Moore is expected to return to the centre of defence for Billy Davies' side, with Dean Leacock making way. Craig Fagan is still suspended. Ivan Campo is pushing for inclusion after a slight injury, while Daniel Braaten could miss out. There is still no Jlloyd Samuel.
Birmingham City v Manchester United
Mikkel Forssell faces a lengthy spell out with a hernia, while midfielder Borja Oubina is also absent for Steve Bruce. Sir Alex Ferguson should name a more familiar line-up after the midweek Carling Cup fiasco. He must perm two from the trio of Wayne Rooney, Carlos Tevez and Louis Saha.
Everton v Middlesbrough
Star man Mikel Arteta is not expected to return from injury, but goalkeeper Tim Howard could be back. Nuno Valente and Tony Hibbert also face fitness battle for Everton, with Yakubu expected to replace Victor Anichebe up front. Boro have Jeremie Aliabdiere and Julio Arca out, but Jonathan Woodgate returns.
Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa
No surprises for guessing that Jermain Defoe will not start for Spurs, who will revert to the Keane-Berbatov strike partnership. Aston Villa are missing the injured John Carew, and may play Luke Moore as a lone striker ahead of Stiliyan Petrov, or else call on Marlon Harewood.
Game to watch would probably be Arsenal against West Ham. I get the feeling it's gonna be a cracker.
Bolton against Derby, I think derby gonna lose big again with Anelka scoring a couple of goals.
For man united, I really hope fergie play Tevez- rooney- saha together. Rooney and Saha up top and tevez playing just behind them.
I still don't understand why he got transferred from Man Utd. He's like the new Van Basten and we all saw know how good he is in scoring. 
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Make sure you tell us about the game later Mendes.
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We all know how good Henry is. It's just a matter of time before he does something like that. I don't think anyone can stop barca at the moment and that is without Ronaldinho playing welll.... just scary really....
), i saw Perotta scored when they 1 goal down in minimarket near my house, when i'm back to my room they were already lost 2-1, poor me i had to see the other 2 goals.