Weekend team news: Schweinsteiger is the 'powerful one', Carroll could return to haunt Arsenal

Manchester United midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger impressed manager Jose Mourinho with his cameo against West Ham in the cup in midweek.

"Everybody was happy," Mourinho said of Schweini's appearance. "I was happy, everybody was happy because when he was not training with the team, he did it in a professional way. He is another one in the squad that is working to try to have more chances.

"When you have a contract with the club, you are the powerful one. You are the powerful one. You are the one that can decide your future.

"Okay, so in the summer we try to make something happen for Bastian to get a different future. He was the powerful one, he decided to stay even in difficult circumstances. He worked for that and he deserved that little happiness of the last match, so January again he will be the powerful one and probably with better feelings than before because now he is working with the team."

Man City captain Vincent Kompany remains out, but Fabian Delph is back in training after a groin problem. Chelsea's only reported absentee is club captain John Terry.

Connor Wickham's cruciate ligament injury is set to rule him out for the season for Crystal Palace, while Steve Mandanda remains out and Yohan Cabaye is suspended. Matty Targett's hamstring problem means he is unavailable for Southampton, while Dusan Tadic is being given time to recover from a broken nose.

Potters captain Ryan Shawcross is a doubt, but Glenn Whelan and Joe Allen are available after injury and suspension respectively. Burnley will hold late fitness tests for Tom Heaton and Dean Marney, but Johann Berg Gudmundsson is sidelined.

David Moyes has Papy Djilobodji back after his suspension and Jan Kirchhoff is also fit after injury. Leicester could finally recall Nampalys Mendy after his ankle injury, but Kasper Schmeichel remains out and Danny Drinkwater is suspended.

Toby Alderweireld has finally shaken off a knee problem and could return for Spurs, while Danny Rose is back from suspension. Ben Davies and Erik Lamela remain out. Leon Britton is back in training at Swansea after a calf injury, but Ki Sung-Yeung will not feature due to a broken toe.

The Baggies may be without striker Salomon Rondon due to tonsilitis. Saido Berahino's fitness camp continues so he will also be unavailable. Watford's Miguel Britos and Valon Behrami are both suspended, while there will be late fitness tests for Younes Kaboul, Ben Watson and Isaac Success.

West Ham regulars Michail Antonio and Aaron Cresswell have both picked up groin injuries and will join Diafra Sakho in the treatment room, but Andy Carroll could make a much-needed return after his knee injury. Arsenal are missing key midfielder Santi Cazorla and back-up rightback Mathieu Debuchy, while Olivier Giroud is a doubt.

Andrew Surman remains sidelined for Bournemouth, but Artur Boruc and Charlie Daniels are back in training. Liverpool are hopeful that Adam Lallana and Roberto Firmino will be fit to start, but Philippe Coutinho and Daniel Sturridge are out.

Wayne Rooney is suspended for the return to his former club, but Manchester United welcome back Paul Pogba and former Evertonian Marouane Fellaini after bans. The Toffees have James McCarthy fit again.