You can't choose, you have to adapt to challenges. Don't have to speak about their quality, especially in offence when you look at what they can spend. All the chances to fight for Europe but we want to reduce their chances on Saturday.Daniel Farke on Tottenham BBC Sport

Leeds United host Tottenham Hotspur at Elland Road in the early kick-off, a lunchtime meeting of two sides heading in opposite directions. Daniel Farke's Whites are without a win in five (three draws, two defeats) and sit 12th, while Roberto De Zerbi's Spurs have won three on the bounce — Chelsea, Crystal Palace and before that — to climb above Leeds into ninth.

Farke used Thursday's conference to steady nerves. He said the squad remain calm and that the target is still to "reach 40 points as quickly as possible". On Tottenham's attacking spending power he was blunt: "You can't choose, you have to adapt to challenges. Don't have to speak about their quality, especially in offence when you look at what they can spend. All the chances to fight for Europe but we want to reduce their chances on Saturday."

Joe Rodon is back in full team training after a long hamstring lay-off and could feature. Noah Okafor and Anton Stach are "major doubts" after missing training. Dominic Calvert-Lewin suffered a minor foot setback, though Farke was "carefully optimistic" he would train on Friday. James Justin and Gabriel Gudmundsson are available. James Trafford "will remain in goal" despite last week's error at Bournemouth — Farke does not want the young keeper to "lose confidence".

De Zerbi confirmed Savio, Lucas Bergvall and Mykhailo Mudryk are out, with Wilson Odobert and Xavi Simons still long-term. Rodrigo Bentancur returns from a three-match ban and Tosin Adarabioyo is available after rejoining group training on Thursday. "Now we are building something special," De Zerbi said. "The atmosphere in the dressing room, we are building a clear style of play." On Leeds he warned: "The intensity of Leeds, especially at home, is great."

Leeds are unbeaten in eight home league matches this season and among only a handful of Premier League sides yet to lose at home. Kick-off is 12:30 on TNT Sports 1, referee John Brooks.

Compiled from BBC Sport, BBC Sport, Tottenham Hotspur, Yorkshire Evening Post.

Tomorrow is the main focus of everything we've done. We need to go, be better than Hull and beat them.Mikel Arteta Arsenal.com

Arsenal return to the Emirates aiming to head into the November international break top of the Premier League when newly promoted Hull City visit for the first meeting since 2017. Mikel Arteta's side have won their last six home league games in a row and can stretch an unbeaten home league run that Arsenal.com puts at 46 matches.

Arteta made clear the focus is solely on Hull. "Tomorrow is the main focus of everything we've done. We need to go, be better than Hull and beat them," he said at Friday's Sobha Realty Training Centre press conference. He called Hull's journey "incredible" after last season's Championship play-off win and said the Tigers have "earned the right to be here and been impressive".

Bukayo Saka remains the only injury absentee after a thigh strain at Bayern Munich; Arteta said recovery is measured in "weeks" and that Saka will miss this game. Ezri Konsa is "fine" after a precautionary midweek withdrawal in Prague. William Saliba returned to the bench against Slavia Prague and is building minutes after a long back lay-off. Max Dowman serves the second of a three-match ban after his Carabao Cup red at Fleetwood.

Hull manager Sergej Jakirović faces his club's 200th Premier League match and warned that sitting deep will not work. "You don't have a chance if you sit back in a 5-4-1. If you are passive, they will destroy you," he said, quoted in Arsenal's official preview. "It has to be on the front foot; it has to be aggressive." Matt Crooks is suspended after five yellow cards. Hidemasa Morita (groin), Matt Targett (ankle), Eliot Matazo (ACL), Charlie Hughes, Darko Gyabi, Ilyas Ansah and Lucas Gourna-Douath are among those out or unavailable.

Hull have one away Premier League win this season (1-0 at Coventry) and are winless in seven league games since August. Arsenal have won 28 of their last 30 Premier League matches against newly promoted sides. The 15:00 kick-off is subject to the UK Saturday blackout; referee is Farai Hallam.

Compiled from Arsenal.com, Arsenal.com, The Guardian.