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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Watch France v Ireland Live Playoffs World Cup Football On PC 18 Nov 20:00 UK

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France v Ireland, Stade de France
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Watch Bosnia-Herzegovina v Portugal Live Playoffs World Cup Football On PC 18 Nov 19:45 UK

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Watch Ukraine v Greece Live Playoffs World Cup Football On PC Nov 18 18:00 UK

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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Sunday, November 8, 2009

West Ham v Everton Live Here Today



Upton Park hosts a match between two sides who have failed to live up to expectations this season when West Ham take on Everton in the Premier League on Sunday.


Following impressive campaigns in 2008/09, the Hammers finishing ninth and the Toffees concluding in fifth position, high targets were predicted for Gianfranco Zola and David Moyes' respected men in the current campaign.

West Ham were labelled as potential candidates to compete for the European places, while Everton were thought to be well equipped to repeat their 2004/05 feat of breaking into the top four.


However, at this still early stage of the season, neither Zola or Moyes will be particularly pleased with the performance of their squads as the former sits in 16th position and the latter occupies 13th spot.

West Ham only climbed out of the relegation zone on Wednesday with a late victory over Aston Villa in East London, which was only a second league win of the season following the opening day success at Wolves.
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Everton have fared little better and are without a league success in four games, while Thursday's Europa League defeat on home soil to a classy Benfica side only increased the football misery engulfing the whole of Merseyside.

Watch Chelsea v Man Utd Live Today






Chelsea go into their clash with title rivals Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Sunday in arguably their finest form of the season. 



While the winner of the match will not determine the identity of the champions the result could go a long way to confirming that Carlo Ancelotti's men are the team to beat this term.
Chelsea have had to watch on as United have regained their strangle-hold on the Premier League over the last three years but under Ancelotti the Blues seem to have rediscovered their togetherness that was so evident under Jose Mourinho and revived under the short tenure of Guus Hiddink last season.






The former AC Milan boss has also got, to owner Roman Abrahovich's delight, the team playing attractive free flowing football with the defence, apart from occasional slip-ups at Wigan and Aston Villa, remaining as miserly as ever.
Chelsea have scored 15 goals from their five games at the Bridge, ten in their last three, and conceded just once, to Hull City's Stephen Hunt way back on the opening day of the season.

In contrast United have seemingly stuttered their way to second spot in the league standings and face the prospect of going five points behind their hosts at the weekend.





While Chelsea have brushed aside the likes of Blackburn, Bolton and Burnley this term United have struggled, finding it difficult to break down the so called lesser teams.
They will not have to worry about that on Sunday with Chelsea expected to come out and attack the champions and there lies another problem for the Red Devils.


With Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic struggling with knocks manager Sir Alex Ferguson may have to keep his faith in Wes Brown and Jonny Evans despite the duo looking shaky as United conceded three goals at home to CSKA Moscow at Old Trafford on Tuesday night.


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Even with the first-choice pairing of Ferdinand and Vidic the champions have still only kept one clean-sheet in their past four league games, while the team's recent record against fellow top four sides will also give fans cause for concern.
Ferguson's men have only won two of their last eight games against the likes of Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool, losing four, but before people start believing that Chelsea will run away with it this weekend it is worth remembering that United have a habit of delivering when their backs are against the wall. 


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Watch Hull City v Stoke On Your Pc Today


Hull City must put recent turmoil behind hen they face Stoke at the KC Stadium this weekend.






The Tigers continue to languish inside the Premier League relegation zone, with only two victories to their name so far this season.


Five defeats in seven outings has piled the pressure on boss Phil Brown, leading to sustained reports that he could be the next top flight manager for the chop.

Brown remains upbeat, though, and will have his troops ready for action on Sunday lunchtime.

Hull have, however, failed to overcome the Potters in their last six meetings and failed to win any of their five games in November 12 months ago.






At that time they sat sixth in the table, with 20 points, seven points clear of Stoke.

How times change, with Tony Pulis' side now boasting an eight-point advantage over their weekend opponents.

They have suffered only one defeat in six outings and have come unstuck away from home just once this term - at Anfield.



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Things could be so much better though, with the Potters having thrown away nine points from leading positions this season.

Had they been able to hang on in those fixtures they would currently be joint-second alongside Manchester United.

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Watch Wolves vs Arsenal Live Premier League on Saturday.




Wolves face a giant task of containing in-form Arsenal as the two sides clash at Molineux in the Premier League on Saturday.


The Gunners have scored 14 goals in their last four league outings and come into the game on the back of an impressive 4-1 win over AZ Alkmaar in the UEFA Champions League in midweek.







 
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was delighted with his team's showing in Europe on Wednesday, and will be hoping his side can continue their fine attacking form when they take on a Wolves side that have conceded 18 goals in 11 matches.

With Manchester United and Chelsea locking horns at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, third-place Arsenal have the chance to make up some ground at the top of the table, and a win could potentially move them above United.




One man Wolves will do well to contain is Dutch striker Robin Van Persie, who has netted eight goals in the league so far this term and has been hailed by Wenger as the best forward in the Premier League.

The Gunners will again be without defender Gael Clichy (back) as Kieran Gibbs looks set to continue at left-back after performing well against AZ.




Striker Nicklas Bendtner pulled up in the 3-0 win over rivals Spurs last weekend with a groin injury and he is set to be sidelined for at least four weeks.

Left-back Armand Traore and forward Carlos Vela are also suffering from groin troubles and although they are close to fitness, neither will be included.







Midfielder Jack Wilshere (ankle) and goalkeeper Lukas Fabianski (thigh) are also out, while Brazilian Denilson (back) and England forward Theo Walcott (knee) should resume training following the international break, but centre-back Johan Djourou (knee) remains absent.

Bacary Sagna could return at right-back after missing the game in midweek, with Emmanuel Eboue possibly dropping back down to the bench.