We’ll get the Gameweek 37 team news from 10 Premier League managers on Friday as the pre-match press conferences continue.
You can find all the key injury updates in this article, which will be refreshed throughout the day.
One of the head coaches facing the media is Pep Guardiola. Today’s presser is actually for Saturday’s FA Cup final; Manchester City’s Gameweek 37 fixture is not till next Tuesday.
Which brings us to Bournemouth and Tottenham Hotspur. Their managers won’t be facing reporters until Monday, well after the Fantasy Premier League (FPL) deadline. We’ve rounded up what we know on the team news front for those two clubs in our predicted line-ups page.
For the headline news from Thursday’s eight pressers, check out this round-up here.
KEY GAMEWEEK 37 TEAM NEWS
- Newcastle United: Hall fit, Joelinton a doubt, four still out, Howe on Gordon
FRIDAY’S PRESS CONFERENCE TIMES
Friday's FPL Press Conferences! 🚨
⚫️ 9.30am – Howe
🔵 12.30pm – Guardiola
🐝 1pm – Edwards
🦅 1.30pm – Glasner
⬜️ 1.30pm – Silva
⚪️ 1.30pm – Farke
👹 1.30pm – Carrick
🐈⬛ 1.30pm – Le Bris
⚒️ 1.30pm – Nuno
🍬 2.15pm – Moyes pic.twitter.com/ZhyhLLKjhB— Fantasy Football Scout (@FFScout) May 15, 2026
NEWCASTLE UNITED
Despite needing treatment last Sunday, Lewis Hall has trained this week and is available for selection.
“Lewis is fine, he has trained this week. So, no problems with his fitness.” – Eddie Howe
Joelinton (thigh), however, is a fresh concern.
“We have a doubt over Joelinton, who has picked up a slight thigh problem. So, we’ll assess him in the next couple of days.
“I think we are okay apart from that.” – Eddie Howe
Lewis Miley (foot), Emil Krafth (knee), Tino Livramento (thigh) and Fabian Schar (ankle/foot) are all still unavailable.
“Of course, we’ve got the guys that are out. There is no change to their status.
“I don’t think [Fabian] will make the last two games, which is a real shame for Fabian. He was so close to returning a few weeks ago, and then, of course, he suffered the infection that he did. He is back running again and he is looking fit and healthy, but there is a big difference between that and actually playing.” – Eddie Howe
Eddie Howe gave another big hint that Anthony Gordon‘s future lies away from Tyneside – and that he’ll continue to warm the bench in the meantime.
“When you get to this stage of the season, part of what we will be doing is looking to next year, naturally. Anthony has just come back from injury, I think the team has played well in his absence… and with a partial view to the future, yes.” – Eddie Howe on whether Anthony Gordon’s omissions are influenced by a potential summer move away
