News about Neeskens Kebano

As reigning Premier League champions Manchester City and newly promoted Burnley travel to recently-promoted Burnley, the clock is ticking before the new season begins on Friday. All round, it's likely to be an exciting and volatile season, with teams preparing to compete for the title, European locations, and survival. Arsenal, Manchester United's Chelsea, Liverpool, Liverpool, Tottenham, Tottenham, and Newcastle will all be keen to return to the top after spending heavily on their squads this summer. Sheffield United and Luton Town, two newly promoted teams, are among the candidates for relegation. This week, Mail Sport will examine all 20 Premier League clubs in detail, while Part Three features Everton, Fulham, Liverpool, and Luton.

After suffering a ruptured Achilles in preparation, Fulham winger Neeskens Kebano faces a long time on the sidelines. The 30-year-old has been a vital part of Marco Silva's Fulham team this season, playing 12 times in the Premier League so far, laying on three assists. Since joining the Cottagers in 2016, Kebano has made 155 appearances, scoring 24 goals in total.

Fulham has gotten off to a good start in their Premier League debut and have won their last two games to push up to the top half of the Premier League. But Craven Cottage's much-improved Everton side will put their revival into doubt. For live coverage of the Premier League's teatime kick-off, join Sportsmail.

For the Premier League match between West Ham and Fulham, follow Sportsmail's live blog, as well as highlights from Crystal Palace's versus Leeds.

KIERAN GILL AT CRAVEN COTTAGE, FULHAM's progress under Graham Potter that they left Craven Cottage angrier for not being the Premier League's next leaders. For the first time in history, a victory would have crowned the Seagulls, but they fell victim to Fulham and one monstrous man in particular, Aleksandar Mitrovic. On his return to the Premier League, Mitrovic scored his fifth goal in five games, including a sliding tap-in at the back post, which Fulham deserved for their play. Although he was still unsatisfied, he moved to put in a shift that few others in football could or would not.

DANIEL MATTHEWS AT THE EMIRATES: Gabriel Magalhaes pulled his jacket over his head in the second half of the first half. His wallet had only been chosen by Aleksandar Mitrovic, and all but a white pocket of the Emirates was stricken with shellshock. With five minutes remaining, the Brazilian defender had turned this place into a tumultuous match against Fulham, which has prompted Arsenal to march on. They have kept their 100% record intact. The audience could defyne victory with six simple words: We are at the top of the league for the first time in a long time at the Emirates.

ADAM SHERGOLD AT MOLINEUX: Wolves and Fulham shared the spoils from their Premier League match despite 0-0 at Craven Cottage, according to their boss. After Bobby Decordova-Reid was taken down in the box, the visitors had the chance to break the deadlock, but Wolves' Jose Sail saved Aleksandar Mitrovic's penalty. Fulham hosts Brentford next week, and Wolves will travel to Spurs next weekend. That's two league draws in a row.