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Bournemouth's Justin Kluivert remains a doubt after missing the past two two games.

Nottingham Forest duo Chris Wood and Anthony Elanga will be assessed before facing Everton tomorrow.

Another midfield option, Brighton's Kaoru Mitoma, is also a 50/50 to play against strugglers Leicester City.

But in some good news, Alisson Becker is set to return to keep the goal for Liverpool.

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Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi, who has 102 points this season, is suspended after seeing two yellow cards against Brighton last week, along with forward Eddie Nketiah.

He joins Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold, Nottingham Forest's Ola Aina and Arsenal's Gabriel on the sidelines.

FPL managers won't need any reminding that Manchester City's Erling Haaland remains unavailable - so is Arsenal's Kai Havertz.

The deadline for gameweek 32 is 11:00 BST on Saturday 12 April – tomorrow.

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Let's kick things off with the formalities, deadlines and team news going into gameweek 32.

West Ham United

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West Ham boss Graham Potter on team news: "No major issues from the previous match, it will be a similar squad from the last match I think. [Niclas] Fullkrug isn't fatigued but we want to make sure he's okay after the weekend, he's trained with the team today so he's looking okay so hopefully he'll be in the squad."

Ipswich Town

Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna has confirmed that Ben Godfrey is back training with the rest of the players but is unsure which others will be available for the visit to Chelsea:

"Ben's back training now. He's fully with the group. Going into this one, we've had one or two knocks from the last game. Other than, one or two being assessed. None of the long-term ones are back yet. Omari is probably going to be a bit soon for this weekend."

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Aston Villa

Let's rattle through the rest of today's team news, starting with Aston Villa boss Unai Emery, who is preparing his side to visit Southampton in the Premier League:

"We are going to train now. Only Leon Bailey is progressively getting better and today, maybe he is working with the group and in case he's not for tomorrow hopefully for the next Tuesday he will be available."

Wolves

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Wolves boss Vitor Pereira is plotting a way his side can further darken Ange Postecoglou's mood when they take on Tottenham at Molineux on Sunday.

He was asked if Matheus Cunha will go straight back into the starting XI on his return from suspension:

"No. He's working and is committed to preparing himself to help the team but we won the last three games playing consistently tactically and mentally.

"What is fair? It's fair to keep going with the same team. That is my opinion. This is football, this is commitment, leadership. Matheus will come to help us, he understands, I had a conversation with him, but I will play the same team."

Pereira added that Pedro Lima has picked up an ankle injury and will not be available.

• Fan abuse - Ange Postecogloucupped his ear in the direction of the travelling Spurs fans after substitute Pape Sarr, whose introduction was booed four minutes earlier, scored an equaliser which was later disallowed in a recent match against Chelsea. He later denied said he was not goading fans and instead wanted them to get really excited.
• VAR: Postecoglou said VAR was "killing the game" after Spurs had an equaliser overturned after a five-minute check in the 1-0 loss to Chelsea, a game in which he also came under criticism for an ear-cupping gesture towards his own fans. "It's not the same game it used to be. You just don't know what you're going to get. You're standing around for 12 minutes. It's killing the game. But no one cares about that," he said.
• Phones: Earlier this month, the Spurs boss said he "won't accept" fans putting phones in his face because he believes it is a "bullying" tactic. "They want their five minutes of fame. For young people, [phones] are more dangerous than any other weapon in the world," he said.
• Johnson penalty complaints - Grumbles were aired by supporters about the fact Brennan Johnson was not handed the chance to claim his hat-trick when Tottenham were given a late penalty against Southampton. The ball was handed to nominated penalty taker Mathys Tel, who scored to make it 3-1, and the Spurs boss said "once again this club" had found a way of turning a positive into a negative.
• Spurs leak - The Tottenham boss chose today's news conference to air his view that there was a leak in the Spurs camp releasing team news, saying he had a fair idea where it was coming from and would "deal with it".

Just joining us? We're across Premier League managers' news conferences today and the biggest story to come out of them is from Ange Postecoglou saying there's a leak within Tottenham.

• 'No doubt there's a leak' - Postecoglou said that there is "no doubt" there is a leak within the club and that "someone continues to leak out information and they have all year"
• 'We will deal with it' - He went on to say that "we have narrowed it down. I've got a fair idea where it's coming from" and that he will "deal with it"
• Who is the Tottenham leak? It's not clear who the leak is or what leaks Postecoglou is referring to. There were rumours on Thursday that winger Wilson Odobert had suffered a hamstring injury but he was later named on the bench as an unused substitute

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Tottenham's season now rests on Thursday's second leg of their Europa League quarter-final against Eintracht Frankfurt, which is level at 1-1 after the first leg in London.

Ange Postecoglou has been fighting fires at the club all season, after a succession of injuries drastically affected their league form.

They have dropped to 14th in the Premier League table after falling to 16 defeats in 31 league matches.

Despite that, Spurs' form in the Europa League has been decent. The competition now represents their only realistic route into Europe next season, with the winners guaranteed a Champions League place.

Tottenham Hotspur

Reflecting on Thursday's draw to Eintracht Frankfurt, head coach Ange Postecoglou: "Every away game in Europe is a challenge. Next week will be tight.

"Even in the first half we were well controlled, conceded the goal but we fought back. Second half we dominated. I don’t see any reason why it will be different [next week].

"Take the positives out of last night into next week.

"European games are tight in their nature so hopefully a couple of things go our way that didn't last night."

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In his news conference today, Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou said that there was "no doubt" that there was a "leak" currently inside the club.

Prior to Thursday evening's Europa League game against Eintracht Frankfurt, rumours surfaced online that winger Wilson Odobert had suffered a hamstring injury that would keep him out of the contest.

However, when the team sheet was revealed prior to kick-off, Odobert was involved in the matchday squad on the Spurs bench, albeit as an unused substitute.

Postecoglou was asked earlier about injury news being leaked prior to games to which he gave this full response, saying it "certainly doesn't help us on game days".

It must be noted that he never references whether it was directly related to Odobert, nor who the leak may have been.

Tottenham Hotspur

On the importance of Son Heung-min, following some recent criticism of his performances, Tottenham head coach Ange Postecoglou said: "He’s a huge influence for us on and off the pitch. He’s working hard for the team.

"Last night he played his part in creating a lot of opportunities. Our front three were really disciplined. He is hugely important to the club and what we are doing at the club."

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Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham head coach Ange Postecoglou with the latest injury news: "Not [any new injured players] from last night. A couple of boys cramping up near the end, a couple of small knocks, a couple who will be tired, but heath wise fine.

"It was a big physical toll last night. It was always going to be a challenging game for us. It's a big game [Sunday] and a big performance is needed so having some fresh legs will help that. Fair to make some changes."