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In the absence of any injury concerns, Warne could be willing to choose the Derby XI that began play on January 24 at Vale Park. James Collins can replace David McGoldrick in the attack, but the 35-year-old should keep his spot on the team due to the longer recuperation period. Lewis Dobbin, who is on loan from Everton, will also be considered because he started three of the previous four games in this tournament and provided an assist last time out.

Despite rumors of a possible exit, Michail Antonio should start for West Ham since Danny Ings and Gianluca Scamacca are unable to play. Alphonse Areola, the backup goalie, is expected to start, although Moyes could want to start a similar lineup to the one that played Everton in order to maintain some consistency. If Declan Rice is given a break, Ben Johnson and Tomas Soucek may be considered for recalls, especially the latter.

Reece James, Wesley Fofana, N'Golo Kante, Armando Broja, Ben Chilwell, Raheem Sterling, Edouard Mendy, and Christian Pulisic are just a few of the many Chelsea players out with injuries. Due to the injury he sustained against Fulham, Denis Zakaria is also a significant question mark. Ruben Loftus-Cheek may also be under the weather because of the match's potential timing. Meanwhile, on-loan Atletico Madrid attacker Joao Felix was dismissed on his debut against Fulham, and as a result, he will be suspended for the team's subsequent three games. Marc Cucurella, Jorginho, and Hakim Ziyech may all make starts in three different lineup adjustments from the team that faced Fulham at the start of the game.

Tyrick Mitchell is likely to join the starting lineup in defense for Palace now that he has served his suspension. The Eagles are in terrific form going into the London derby, but they will once again be without James McArthur and Nathan Ferguson due to injury. There won't likely be any significant shocks in the starting lineup for the away team on Sunday, with Zaha set to be joined by Jordan Ayew and Eberechi Eze in the last third of the field. Joel Ward will likely be the defender to lose out since Mitchell will move back to left back and Nathaniel Clyne will move to right back.

Given that the center-back will have trained for over a week after his return from the World Cup, Man United may start Lisandro Martinez again in this game. While Aaron Wan-Bissaka may hold his position at right-back if Diogo Dalot is once again ruled out due to a hamstring injury he sustained at the World Cup, Luke Shaw, who has excelled as the team's center-back in the team's past two games, might be switched across to left-back for this game. The 20-time English champions are without Jadon Sancho (fitness) and Scott McTominay (sickness) due to long-term issues, while Axel Tuanzebe (long-term issue) is certainly out. After recuperating from illnesses, Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof both sat on the bench against Wolves, and they could have to agree to places as replacements once again.

Rashford was left off the starting lineup against Wolves because he was late for a team meeting, but he should be back, and Antony and Anthony Martial should keep their positions in the final third. As for Bournemouth, Philip Billing is a serious question mark for the game after leaving the loss to Palace in the first half owing to a hip injury. Again unavailable for selection will be David Brooks and Neto, while the match may be too soon for Ryan Fredericks, Junior Stanislas, and Marcus Tavernier. The same lineup that played against Palace, with Kieffer Moore and Dominic Solanke acting as the front two, may take the field again. Siriki Dembele is set to replace Billing in central midfield.

The always contentious Emiliano Martinez, who just helped Argentina win the World Cup, won't be present tonight, but he'll get a talking to from Emery for constantly making fun of Kylian Mbappe during Albiceleste celebrations. Robin Olsen will thus fill in for Villa, who are still missing long-term absentee Diego Carlos, if he can get over a minor unexplained ailment. Jacob Ramsey will need a few weeks to recuperate from a thigh injury. Philippe Coutinho, a former Reds player, is questionable with a thigh injury but was never going to start against his old team; nonetheless, Danny Ings' brace against Brighton will increase his chances.

Similar to how France's Ibrahima Konate, Liverpool's World Cup representative, won't be able to train again until December 27, Virgil van Dijk should be ready to fill the void in the middle of the defense by then. On a less positive note, Klopp's injury woes continue to mount as Roberto Firmino (calf) and James Milner (hamstring) will miss the team's next several games and join Curtis Jones, Arthur, Luis Diaz, and Diogo Jota on the injured list. However, Trent Alexander-Arnold should recover fully from his sickness. Caoimhin Kelleher, an EFL Cup expert, will once again start in goal with Alisson Becker, while Darwin Nunez, who missed several opportunities at the Etihad, will get another chance.

Yassine Bounou, the starting goalkeeper for Morocco, was able to play the full 90 minutes against Canada after feeling unwell shortly before the win over Belgium and having to leave at the last minute. He can now hope to be included in an untampered XI. Despite having some ankle issues, Achraf Hakimi—who delivered a lovely assist for En-goal—is Nesyri's anticipated to be in good physical condition. However, the Paris Saint-Germain right-back was one of many players who did not participate in full training on Saturday. A well-deserved break was also provided to players like Sofiane Boufal, Sofiane Amrabat, and Ziyech, but there is no reason to believe that they won't be available for Tuesday's match.

Enrique was missing Spain's Dani Olmo, David Raya, and Cesar Azpilicueta at Friday's training session, but it was thought that the former was only resting after a taxing group phase. Despite his mistake the last time out, Simon was always going to get the gloves even though Azpilicueta and Brentford goalkeeper Raya would be available for the game, according to Enrique. Ferran Torres and Jordi Alba will anticipate returning to the starting XI for the knockout rounds, despite Enrique's willingness to play the young combination of Nico Williams and Alejandro Balde against Japan.

Following Sunday's triumph, Croatia coach Dalic is unlikely to make much, if any, adjustments to his starting lineup. As a result, Livaja may continue to play in the center of the attack between teammates Kramaric and Ivan Perisic. Despite being one caution away from a ban, Real Madrid's 37-year-old captain Luka Modric is anticipated to keep his spot in the center of the field with Mateo Kovacic and Marcelo Brozovic. While Dejan Lovren and Josko Gvardiol continue to play together at center back, Josip Juranovic and Borna Sosa will be competing with Josip Stanisic and Borna Barisic for the positions of fullback and outside back, respectively. Amadou Onana's suspension forces Martinez to make at least one change to Belgium's lineup on Thursday. Youri Tielemans is anticipated to fill in for Onana alongside Axel Witsel.

Romelu Lukaku, who has struggled with hamstring and thigh ailments thus far this season, made his Qatar debut off the bench against Morocco. Martinez is optimistic that the striker will be able to start against Croatia. While De Bruyne and Eden Hazard are anticipated to keep their positions despite the striking duo's struggles to make an impact in Qatar thus far, Michy Batshuayi remains the most probable contender to lead the line for the Red Devils. Toby Alderweireld and Jan Vertonghen, two seasoned center backs, may continue to play in a back three, protecting Thibaut Courtois, who is about to start his 100th international match in goal.

Right-back for Manchester City and England As he recovers from groin surgery, Kyle Walker has already acknowledged that Monday's game will come too soon for him. James Maddison, who skipped training earlier this week to manage his workload after a scare with an injury last weekend, is also expected to sit out. Although it was never anticipated that the Leicester City player would play from the first kickoff here, Kieran Trippier ought to start in Walker's place on the right, and the age-old issue of whether Southgate would line up with a back three or back four is already being raised. At Euro 2020, Rice and Kalvin Phillips made an efficient midfield pairing, but the latter's limited playing time after shoulder injury may persuade Southgate to start Jude Bellingham, a fan favorite.

Omid Ebrahimi, a seasoned midfielder for Iran, is the team's most noteworthy absence due to a groin ailment, although Sardar Azmoun, a striker for Bayer Leverkusen who tore a calf muscle last month, is still a member of the squad. It would be surprising to see Azmoun start here, but Queiroz has another proven center-forward in Mehdi Taremi of Porto who is prepared to carry the load of scoring goals, and he should be assisted by a well-known name in Alireza Jahanbakhsh. Saman Ghoddos of Brentford should be happy with a spot on the bench as Ehsan Hajsafi prepares to make his 122nd appearance for Team Melli while donning the captain's armband.

With red cards affecting all domestic tournaments, Man City right-back Cancelo will serve his one-match suspension in the EFL Cup, so Guardiola will be happy to have him back for the forthcoming Premier League encounter against Brentford. Guardiola is in a bit of a pickle at right-back without Kyle Walker, but 17-year-old Rico Lewis is there to try to build on his Champions League goal against Sevilla. Kalvin Phillips is also expected to return from his shoulder injury as he fights for a spot in England's World Cup team. With Haaland also being a little doubt, it would not be surprising to see Julian Alvarez maintain his position at the top as his opponent is given more time to fully recover. Sergio Gomez, Cole Palmer, Riyad Mahrez, and Stefan Ortega can also anticipate earning starts here. Carlos Borges, 18, a striker who scored four goals for the Under-21s against Manchester United last weekend, will also be looking to get a look-in.

The Chelsea team of Potter may also be expected to rotate, as they are still without Wesley Fofana, Reece James, Ben Chilwell, Kepa Arrizabalaga, and N'Golo Kante, and Carney Chukwuemeka is not yet anticipated to return from a hamstring injury. Jorginho has a foot issue as well and has become uncertain. Due to Kepa's injury, Potter must choose between Edouard Mendy and Marcus Bettinelli for the starting goalkeeper position. Given the caliber of the opposition, though, the former may still get the job. Mateo Kovacic, meanwhile, only made the bench against Arsenal while he handles his knee issue. Denis Zakaria and Conor Gallagher can freshen up the midfield in any case, and Kalidou Koulibaly, Armando Broja, and perhaps even the unpopular Hakim Ziyech might return if Potter decides against risking Kovacic right away.