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Terry and Hazard face fitness test

John Terry and Eden Hazard face fitness tests after both missed Chelsea's Europa League final win over Benfica due to injury. John Obi Mikel could start following a recent hip problem, while Demba Ba is available after being cup-tied in Amsterdam.

Boateng joins Muntari on the sidelines

Kevin-Prince Boateng failed to pass a late fitness test to join the AC Milan team for their final Serie-A game at Siena. The 26-year-old misses out through a minor knee injury. Boateng will now join Sulley Muntari on the sidelines as he also misses out with a two-game ban for last weekend's red card. His absence is however alleviated by the return of Riccardo Montolivo who returns from thigh strain.

Rooney to miss West Brom?

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney will reportedly miss final game of the season after being given permission not to travel with the squad. Rooney's wife Coleen is about to give birth to the couple's second child and Sir Alex Ferguson has allowed the 27-year-old to miss his final game as United manager against West Bromwich Albion. The Scot revealed last week that the England international had asked to leave Old Trafford, strengthening reports that the striker will leave the club in the summer.

Hummels could miss Champions League final

Centre-back Mats Hummels could miss the Champions League final after suffering a hamstring injury in Bundesliga defeat to Hoffenheim, Borussia Dortmund confirmed. "His ankle is a bit swollen. There is a chance for Wembley, but it will be tight," coach Jurgen Klopp told the Dortmund website. There was better news regarding Mario Gotze, though, who suffered a hamstring tear at the Bernabeu. The club said it looked "good" for the 20-year-old, who will resume full training on Tuesday.

Assou Ekotto available, Rose ineligible

Defender Benoit Assou-Ekotto has recovered from a knee injury and is available for Tottenham's crunch clash against Sunderland on Sunday. The Cameroon international sat out last weekend's win at Stoke, but has trained with the team this week and could come back into his usual left-back position.

Loan signing Danny Rose is ineligible to play for Sunderland against his parent club and Jack Colback is likely to fill in.

Badstuber re-injures knee

Bayern Munich defender Holger Badstuber has suffered a recurrence of the cruciate ligament tear in his right knee. The Bundesliga club says Badstuber needs another operation and will be out of action for several more months. Badstuber missed more than half the season from the initial injury, sustained when he slipped awkwardly during Bayern's 1-1 draw with Borussia Dortmund last December.

Season over for Cassano

Inter forward Antonio Cassano will miss the Nerazzurri's final match of the season after he underwent surgery to stabilise a fractured bone in his hand. The 30-year-old suffered the injury during training on Thursday, ending his season prematurely. Inter released a statement confirming the surgery and adding to the long list of unavailable players for coach Andrea Stramaccioni in Sunday's final match at home to Udinese. Cassano joins the likes of Chivu, Jonathan, Obi, Mudingayi, Milito, Castellazzi, Stankovic, Mbaye, Gargano, Samuel, Silvestre and Zanetti on the sidelines.

Mikel Arteta doubtful

Arsenal have a major doubt over midfielder Mikel Arteta (calf) for Sunday's final Premier League game at Newcastle. Jack Wilshere, set to have an operation on his troublesome ankle next week, is on stand-by should he deemed fit enough to start and play on painkillers. Striker Olivier Giroud returned from a three-match suspension. Midfielder Abou Diaby (knee) is a long-term absentee.

Kieran Richardson ruled out

Kieran Richardson has played his last game for Fulham this season after being ruled out of Sunday's Premier League finale at Swansea. Richardson picked up a hamstring injury in the weekend defeat to Liverpool and limped out of the clash at Craven Cottage after just 15 minutes. He was replaced by Urby Emanuelson and the Dutchman could deputise again as the Whites make the long trip to Wales.

Terry to miss Everton

John Terry will not play against Everton on Sunday after failing to recover from the ankle injury that kept him out of Wednesday's Europa League final. Eden Hazard and Ryan Bertrand are also sidelined with hamstring and knee problems respectively. A Chelsea victory would ensure third place and direct entry to the Champions League.

Leon Osman (Everton)
Ki Sung-Yueng (Swansea City)
Danny Rose (Sunderland)
Callum McManaman (Wigan)

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Jarret Stoll (Los Angeles Kings)
Andrew Ference (Boston Bruins)
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