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Fulham boss Alvaro Arbeloa makes three changes from the side which lost 2-1 at Ipswich last time out.

Timothy Castagne and Antonee Robinson are recalled to the starting line-up.

Kenny Tete and Ryan Sessegnon are the players to miss out with both players named among the substitutes.

Fulham XI: Leno, Robinson, Bassey, Affengruber, Castagne, Charles, Berge, Iwobi, King, Bobb, Garcia

Subs: Lecomte, Tete, Andersen, Palacios, Muniz, Cairney, Kevin, Ángel, Sessegnon

Sergej Jakirovic makes three changes to Hull's starting line-up from the team which drew 2-2 against Everton last weekend.

Nobel Mendy misses out entirely with a groin strain while Joe Gelhardt and Ryan Giles drop to the bench.

Mohamed Belloumi, Brooke Norton-Cuffy and Lucas Herrington the players who start in their places.

Hull XI: Tzolakis, Herrington, Egan, Ajayi, Norton-Cuffy, Coyle, Thomas, Slater, Crooks, Belloumi, McBurnie

Subs: Phillips, Giles, Morita, Gelhardt, Hjerto-Dahl, McNair, Stroud, Iroegbunam, Vaz

Keith Andrews makes three changes to his Brentford side that came from behind to claim a 2-2 draw against Aston Villa.

Kevin Schade starts on the bench after coming off injured last weekend and he is replaced by Dango Outtara.

Sepp van den Berg starts in place of Jannik Schuster, while Mathias Jensen comes in for El Hadji Malick Diouf.

Brentford XI: Kelleher; Kayode, Van den Berg, Ajer, Lewis-Potter; Yarmoliuk, Janelt; Anthony, Jensen, Ouattara; Igor Thiago.

Subs: Valdimarsson, Hickey, Schade, Wilson, Carvalho, Sangare, Collins, Damsgaard, Diouf.

After Wednesday's 6-3 Champions League win against LASK, Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola is boosted by the return of Alexander Isak and Dominik Szoboszlai from injury.

They replace Lewis Koumas and Ryan Gravenberch, who is serving a one-game ban for his red card against Manchester City.

Jeremie Frimpong drops to the bench, with Ronald Araujo starting at right-back, while Trey Nyoni and Rio Ngumoha make way for Alexis Mac Allister and Victor Muniz.

Liverpool XI: Alisson; Aruajo, Jacquet, Van Dijk, Kerkez; Szoboszlai, Mac Allister; Munoz, Wirtz, Barcola; Isak.

Subs: Mamardashvili, Gomez, Endo, Gakpo, Tsimikas, Frimpong, Nyoni, Koumas, Ngumoha.

Danny Murphy
Match of the Day pundit

The game started slowly, like 12:30 kick-offs tend to do, but it really got lively especially after Harrison Armstrong’s tackle woke everyone up. It got the fans going and injected a bit of tempo in the game.

I think Everton have done really well, they’ve kept Chelsea to a couple of long-range efforts and considering the power and creativity Xabi Alonso’s side have David Moyes' men have done well to nullify them. They can be very pleased with their effort and organisation so far.

I also think the ref has managed the game well and they’ve got all the big decisions right so far, so credit to them. It's nice to see players going into some strong challenges and not trying to stitch each other up as well.

Owen Hargreaves
Former Manchester United midfielder on TNT Sports

They will all be world class players one day - Morgan Rogers, Joao Pedro and Cole Palmer. And then you add in Moises Caicedo.

They've got some very special individual players. Joao Pedro could easily by top goalscorer, he is such a great player.

If Chelsea get a lot of space they're devastating but I don't think they'll get a lot of space against Everton today.

It was a bleak start to life in the Premier League and English football for Thierno Barry last season - 41 games, six goals.

However, eight games into Everton's 2026-27 campaign and the Toffees forward already has six goals to his name.

Speaking to BBC Newsbeat about why he chose to post a video last month, of him breaking down during a private training session, Barry said: "People can say I miss a lot of chances, but I also create a lot of chances.

"Every fan counts on you to score goals, so imagine you didn't score for three months like me [last season] - it's difficult."

Barry has let fans see behind the scenes where he has documented solo training sessions and opened up about the pressure he feels being a Premier League player on his social media accounts.

"This season is more easy to switch because I know I have time on the pitch," said the Frenchman. "I think when I miss that chance, seven minutes later, I'll have another opportunity to score. That's a real pressure.

"When I come to the ball, in my head, it's like time stops."

David Moyes' main centre-forward overcame a four-game dry spell to score two goals in consecutive Premier League matches.

Everton make two changes from the side who drew 2-2 with Hull.

Vitalii Mykolenko is back from injury and replaces Michael Keane, while Merlin Rohl comes in for Brennan Johnson.

Jarrad Branthwaite, who was a fitness doubt, starts.

Everton XI: Pickford, Maitland-Niles, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko, Garner, Armstrong, Rohl, Dewsbury-Hall, Grealish, Barry.

Subs: Travers, O'Brien, George, Dibling, Johnson, Norgaard, Alcaraz, Hackney, Graham.

Chelsea make just one change following their 5-1 win over Bournemouth with Jorrel Hato replacing Pep Chavarria, who is not in the squad.

Chelsea XI: Martinez, Acheampong, Lacroix, Colwill, Neto, Henderson, Caicedo, Hato, Palmer, Rogers, Joao Pedro.

Subs: Penders, Palestra, Fofana, Barco, Welbeck, Quenda, Nicoll-Jazuli, Estevao, Lavia.