We bring you team news for all the matches set to take place in the Premier League on Saturday.

Chelsea vs West Ham

Chelsea are without goalkeeper Hilario for Saturday's game against West Ham and that could lead to rookie keeper Ross Turnbull facing Inter Milan in the Champions League.

Hilario suffered an injury to an abductor muscle in the FA Cup quarter-final win over Stoke.

He is also a doubt for the last 16 return leg against Jose Mourinho's Inter on Tuesday night.

Turnbull faces the Hammers and young keeper Rhys Taylor will be on the substitute's bench.

Full-back Jose Bosingwa (knee), midfielder Michael Essien (knee), left-back Ashley Cole (ankle) and defender Ricardo Carvalho (hamstring) are also out.

West Ham manager Gianfranco Zola welcomes back Danny Gabbidon and Benni McCarthy.

Centre-back Gabbidon returns from a hamstring problem while striker McCarthy, a January transfer window signing, has recovered his match fitness after a knee injury.

Julien Faubert (hamstring) and Manuel Da Costa (suspended) are the latest players to be ruled out, while Mark Noble, Herita Ilunga, Zavon Hines, Luis Boa Morte and Calum Davenport remain on the sidelines.

Teams:

Chelsea (from): Turnbull, Taylor, Ivanovic, Kalou, Matic, Alex, Drogba, Malouda, Ferreira, Terry, Borini, Lampard, Obi, Deco, Sturridge, Anelka, Zhirkov, J Cole, Belletti, Ballack, Kakuta.

West Ham (from): Green, Stech, Kurucz, Daprela, Spector, Gabbidon, Upson, Tomkins, Collison, Kovac, Parker, Behrami, Diamanti, Dyer, Franco, Cole, Mido, McCarthy, Ilan.

Tottenham vs Blackburn

David Dunn will be available for Blackburn against Tottenham on Saturday after coming through a reserve game in midweek.

Lars Jacobsen (hernia), Ryan Nelsen (knee), and Vince Grella (calf) will miss the trip to White Hart Lane.

Tottenham pair Younes Kaboul and Kyle Walker are back in contention after being cup-tied last weekend.

Ledley King (thigh), Tom Huddlestone (ankle), Jermaine Jenas (groin), Aaron Lennon (groin) and David Bentley (groin) are out of the match at White Hart Lane.

Jonathan Woodgate (groin) and Carlo Cudicini (wrist and pelvis) are long-term absentees.

Teams:

Tottenham (from): Gomes, Alnwick, Corluka, Assou-Ekotto, Dawson, Bassong, Bale, Kranjcar, Modric, Palacios, Crouch, Gudjohnsen, Pavlyuchenko, Defoe, Rose, Livermore, Dervite, Parrett, Fredericks, Townsend, Kane, Kaboul, Walker.

Blackburn (from): Robinson, Olsson, Salgado, Givet, Pedersen, Nzonzi, Hoilett, Roberts, Diouf, Andrews, Kalinic, Dunn, Chimbonda, Basturk, Di Santo, Brown, Samba, Emerton, Jones.

Stoke vs Aston Villa

Aston Villa's leading scorer Gabriel Agbonlahor is expected to be fit for the Barclays Premier League clash at Stoke on Saturday.

The England striker has returned to training after being ruled out of last weekend's FA Cup quarter-final win at Reading with a stomach bug.

Agbonlahor, who has been on target 14 times this season, needs one more goal to reach the 50 mark for Villa.

Villa boss Martin O'Neill has to decide whether to persevere with John Carew who scored his second hat-trick for the club against the Royals to inspire a second half comeback.

O'Neill has no fresh injury worries as Villa gear up for a spell of five league games in 15 days as they play catch-up after their Carling Cup and FA Cup success this season.

Stoke trio Ricardo Fuller, Glenn Whelan and Danny Higginbotham could come into contention.

In addition to a back problem Fuller has a touch of flu while Whelan (hamstring) and Higginbotham (back) are also having treatment for injuries.

Manager Tony Pulis will make a late decision on all three players. He is already without Ryan Shawcross through suspension while Salif Diao has a calf strain.

Teams:

Stoke (from): Sorensen, Wilkinson, Whitehead, Abdoulaye Faye, Huth, Collins, Lawrence, Pugh, Whelan, Tuncay, Delap, Etherington, Sidibe, Fuller, Kitson, Higginbotham, Simonsen, Beattie, Davies, Amdy Faye.

Aston Villa (from): Friedel, Cuellar, Dunne, Collins, Warnock, Downing, Milner, Petrov, Ashley Young, Agbonlahor, Carew, Heskey, Guzan, Luke Young, Sidwell, Albrighton, Delfouneso, Delph, Beye, Davies.

Birmingham midfielder Lee Boywer has recovered from illness and should be available for the home Premier League clash with Everton on Saturday.

Bowyer was ruled out of the mid-week win at Portsmouth when Blues boss Alex McLeish decided to rest several regular players.

Sebastian Larsson, James McFadden and skipper Stephen Carr will be in contention for a return to the starting line-up.

Veteran striker Kevin Phillips is battling to shake off a hamstring niggle.

But right-back Stuart Parnaby, who deputised for Carr at Fratton Park, is ruled out with an ankle injury in the latest of a series of setbacks this season.

Everton will be without midfielder Leon Osman with a groin problem that is likely to sideline him for at least two weeks.

Fellow midfielder Tim Cahill is back in training after a calf injury, but is more likely to play against Bolton in a week's time.

Striker Louis Saha is also training again after a hamstring problem, but he is also unlikely to be involved at St Andrews.

The match is expected to be Landon Donovan's final game for Everton before returning to Los Angeles Galaxy in the MSL after a two-month loan spell.

Teams:

Birmingham (from): Hart, Carr, Johnson, Dann, Ridgewell, Gardner, Larsson, Michel, Bowyer, Ferguson, Fahey, Jerome, McFadden, Benitez, Taylor, Tainio, Murphy, Queudrue, Phillips, Jervis.

Everton (from): Howard, Neville, Yobo, Jagielka, Distin, Baines, Anichebe, Donovan, Rodwell, Heitinga, Arteta, Pienaar, Gosling, Yakubu, Nash, Hibbert, Bilyaletdinov, Saha, Cahill.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy could name an unchanged side for the fifth successive match for Saturday's Premier League relegation clash with Burnley at Turf Moor

McCarthy was delighted with his side's overall performance in the single goal reversal against champions Manchester United at Molineux last weekend.

Striker Stefan Maierhofer is fit after recovering from an ankle injury suffered in training but the best the former Rapid Vienna player can hope for is a place amongst the substitutes.

Midfielder Dave Edwards is also back in training after three months on the side-lines with an ankle problem and he may be available for the following weekend's derby at Aston Villa.

Burnley's top-scorer Steven Fletcher could make his return from injury.

Fletcher, who has 11 goals this season, has missed the Clarets' last two matches after breaking his hand while on international duty with Scotland.

The game will almost certainly come too soon for Chris McCann to feature as he continues his recovery from a knee problem, while Steven Caldwell (groin) remains sidelined.

Teams:

Burnley (from): Jensen, Alexander, Mears, Fox, Carlisle, Bikey, Cort, Jordan, Eagles, Edgar, Elliott, Cork, McDonald, Paterson, Fletcher, Nugent, Blake, Thompson, Duff, Penny, Gudjonsson, Weaver, Rodriguez.

Wolves (from): Hahnemann, Zubar, Craddock, Berra, Ward, Foley, Guedioura, Henry, Jones, Jarvis, Doyle, Keogh, Ebanks-Blake, Vokes, Hennessey, Elokobi, Milijas, Mancienne, Maierhofer.