We want to know which injury-hit players you think could’ve done so much more...

Marc: The original Ronaldo! Without doubt would have been the greatest striker ever, if it wasn’t for injuries.

Rob: Steve Coppell whilst at Manchester United. Bryan Robson with that dislocated shoulder too!

Chris: Footballers whose potential went unfulfilled due to injury, former Crystal Palace striker Matt Hansen.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Football Focus

"Newcastle are out of luck and they just can't do anything right. They are trying to do the right thing.

"We are not Newcastle fans, and they will be thinking 'you don't know'. But from what we see, they are putting a shift in. They are just not getting it right at the right time and finishing the chances they are creating."

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We've already had one game in the Premier League for this round of matches, with Newcastle drawing 1-1 at home with Leeds.

It was a cracking game, to be fair. You can read what our man Alistair Magowan thought of it here.

We've been doing a bit of joined up thinking with Football Focus this season and sharing a topic for you to chip in on.

This week, we want to know which injury hit players you think could’ve done so much more? So, promising careers cut cruelly short, players out of big, defining games, that kind of stuff. You might even feel you could have been the next big thing but for that pesky paper cut!

Send your suggestions to #bbcfootball on Twitter or text in on 81111 (UK only and standard message rates apply).

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There could be a recall for Aston Villa's Argentina pair Emi Martinez and Emi Buendia, who fly back to the UK on Saturday morning after completing their 10-day quarantine in Croatia.

Carney Chukwuemeka and Jaden Philogene-Bidace are ruled out after sustaining injuries on England age-group duty.

Everton forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin faces at least another fortnight out because of a thigh muscle problem.

Fabian Delph is injured, while James Rodriguez's fitness will be assessed.

Dimitris Giannoulis and Josh Sargent are back into contention for Norwich after missing the defeat at Arsenal with minor injuries.

Christoph Zimmermann, Sam Byram and Przemyslaw Placheta remain out.

Watford full-back Kiko Femenia has returned to training following a hamstring injury and will be assessed.

Goalkeeper Ben Foster has overcome a similar problem but this game comes too soon for striker Joao Pedro, who is nearing a comeback from a knee issue.

Manchester City have named the same starting line-up in their last three league matches but Aymeric Laporte's groin problem means boss Pep Guardiola will have to make at least one change.

Kevin de Bruyne and Phil Foden returned from injury in midweek but John Stones is ruled out because of a muscle issue.

Theo Walcott and Stuart Armstrong are again absent for Southampton.

Forward Shane Long, who tested positive for Covid-19 earlier this month, is back in contention.

Will Smallbone has resumed training but lacks match fitness after nine months out with a knee injury.

Liverpool forward Roberto Firmino will miss a third successive game because of a hamstring issue but he is set to resume training next week.

Jordan Henderson could start in place of Harvey Elliott, who has had surgery on the fractured and dislocated ankle he sustained against Leeds on Sunday.

Crystal Palace summer signings Odsonne Edouard, Michael Olise and Will Hughes are all pushing for a first start.

Luka Milivojevic came off the bench last week after a four-month absence.

Burnley defender Nathan Collins could come back into contention after recovering from an unspecified injury.

Maxwel Cornet awaits his debut but this game comes too soon for Connor Roberts, Kevin Long and Dale Stephens.

Arsenal are cautiously managing Thomas Partey, who returned from injury last week and may again be on the bench.

Granit Xhaka remains suspended, while Mohamed Elneny and Rob Holding are still out with respective hamstring and knee problems.

We've had team news for the first game. Here is an early heads up for the other five Premier League games today...

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As usual, Football Focus is on BBC One at 12:00 BST, where Alex Scott and guests review the week's headlines and more.

Final Score is at 16:00, where Jason Mohammad presents a round-up of the classified results and this afternoon's news from the Premier League, EFL and Scotland.

BBC Radio 5 Live

BBC Radio 5 Live's football coverage gets under way at 12:00 BST, hosted by Mark Chapman.

They will cover build-up to all of today's games, with updates from the first one at Molineux.

At 15:00, there will be live commentary of Burnley v Arsenal, followed by Sports Report and 606.

For those of you looking for the full 360, multi-platform BBC experience for today's football, here is where you can find what and when, starting with the BBC Sport website...

• Online, the live text commentary is under way (obviously) and we'll be here ticking along until the very last word of reaction is spoken on Aston Villa v Everton.
• There will also be live coverage of Saturday's EFL action from 12:00 BST.
• You can watch coverage of the FA Cup second qualifying round game between Sutton Common Rovers and Jersey Bulls from 12:30.
• And there's live text coverage of the Scottish Premiership from 14:00.

Well that was pretty easy. Both teams unchanged.

Suggests two managers who are quite happy with how things are going. Either that or the reserves are just awful.

Wolves are unchanged for the fourth Premier League game in a row.

Substitutes Daniel Podence and Hwang Hee-chan combined for the latter's debut goal in the win at Watford last time out - but both players remain on the bench at Molineux.

Wolves: Jose Sa, Kilman, Coady, Saiss, Nelson Semedo, Neves, Joao Moutinho, Marcal, Trincao, Jimenez, Traore

Subs: Ruddy, Hoever, Ait-Nouri, Podence, Mosquera, Boly, Silva, Hwang, Dendoncker

Brentford are unchanged from their recent defeat against Brighton.

It's also the same personnel on the bench.

Brentford: Raya, Pinnock, Jansson, Ajer, Henry, Janelt, Norgaard, Canos, Baptiste, Toney, Mbeumo.

Subs: Fernandez, Thompson, Ghoddos, Jensen, Onyeka, Zanka, Forss, Wissa, Roerslev.