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2012-01-25T18:43:00.002-04:00

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2012-01-22T15:03:00.001-04:00

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Watch Liverpool v Man City Live

2012-01-22T15:02:00.001-04:00

Liverpool and Manchester City on Wednesday night meet at Anfield in their Carling Cup semi-final second leg when the Premier League rivals battle for a place at Wembley..

Kenny Dalglish

Kenny Dalglish's side hold a one-goal aggregate advantage in their bid to end a six-year trophy drought after Steven Gerrard's penalty settled the first leg at the Etihad Stadium.

But Roberto Mancini's City remain confident of a return to Wembley, having won last season's FA Cup before losing in the Community Shield at the beginning of this campaign. The Premier League leaders are expected to be in a determined mood at Anfield and, after dominating the first leg without scoring, it is expected to be a tense night in the battle to meet Cardiff in the final.

Liverpool and City drew 1-1 at Anfield earlier in the season in the Premier League in what was a gripping encounter, but Dalglish's team were heavily beaten at the Etihad in January. For the Merseysiders, though, the Carling Cup represents the chance of a first trip to Wembley since 1996.

Dalglish is certain to make changes to his team having criticised his players after Saturday's defeat at Bolton. Defensive midfielder Jay Spearing could return to the squad having missed the last two matches with a hamstring problem.

Winger Stewart Downing could get a recall having been dropped to the bench at the weekend while Dalglish will have to assess Craig Bellamy's ability to play twice in four days. Manchester City will be without striker Mario Balotelli having accepted a four-match ban for violent conduct.

Captain and defender Vincent Kompany is already missing as he completes a four-match suspension for his sending-off in the FA Cup loss to Manchester United. Midfielder Yaya Toure and defender Kolo Toure are on international duty, but manager Mancini has no fresh injury concerns.

Watch Arsenal v Man United Live

2012-01-21T05:42:00.001-04:00

Super Sunday's main event this weekend is a game worthy of the name as Manchester United travel to Arsenal.

Sir Alex Ferguson & Arsene Wenger

While defending champions United go into the weekend just three points off top spot, things are much different for their hosts. Arsenal come into the game off the back of two successive defeats and they are now some four points off fourth place, while Newcastle and Liverpool are on their coat-tails.

Wenger also comes into the game hoping to put to bed one of the most embarrassing results of his career after United's 8-2 win over Arsenal at Old Trafford earlier in the year. United arrive at the Emirates with belief they can get something in North London, knowing they have won two of their last three visits to Arsenal.

Wenger would dearly love to be going into the game with his first-choice line-up, but it will be anything but that. Injuries have ravaged his defence and it appears Belgium international Thomas Vermaelen will be sidelined again.

With Spaniard Mikel Arteta also set to miss out with his calf problem, things are not looking good for Wenger. Thierry Henry is also a doubt with a calf injury, leaving Arsenal with few selection issues.

Left-back is the major problem with possible options Bacary Sagna, Kieran Gibbs, Carl Jenkinson, Francis Coquelin and Andre Santos all sidelined, meaning young Spaniard Ignasi Miquel could continue to fill in. England international Jack Wilshere remains a few weeks away from a possible return.

While Arsenal are beset with injuries, United have been boosted on that front with the news that defensive duo Phil Jones and Chris Smalling look set to return. Both England defenders missed last week's home win over Bolton after they collided with each other in the Manchester derby win over City.

One piece of bad news for United is that Anderson has suffered a setback in training and will not be involved. Ferguson must also decide whether to recall David De Gea in goal or stick with Anders Lindegaard. Ashley Young, Tom Cleverley and Darren Fletcher remain absentees.

Possible starting XIs:
Arsenal: Szczesny, Mertesacker, Djourou, Koscielny, Miquel, Rosicky, Benayoun, Walcott, Song, Ramsey, Van Persie.
Man Utd: Lindegaard, Evra, Ferdinand, Jones, Smalling, Valencia, Carrick, Giggs, Nani, Rooney, Welbeck.

Watch Man City v Tottenham live

2012-01-21T05:41:00.002-04:00

Manchester City will look to crush Tottenham's title bid before it gets going as the two sides kick off this weekend's Super Sunday.

Jermain Defoe

On a remarkable Sunday afternoon back in August, City won 5-1 at White Hart Lane before Manchester United thumped Arsenal 8-2 at Old Trafford.

And there is even more at stake when the reverse fixtures are played this Sunday, with both games live on White Rat TV. The August goal-fest set the tone for the season, with the Manchester pair charging clear at the top of the Premier League.

But Spurs have regrouped and since Christmas have been recognised as genuine title contenders, looking to prevent it being a two-horse race. With City playing on Monday, Tottenham and United had the chance to go level with the league leaders last Saturday.

And while United beat Bolton, Spurs could only manage a 1-1 draw at home to Wolves and City went on to win 1-0 at Wigan to restore their three-point lead. Another City win on Sunday would leave Tottenham eight points behind and the Blues are yet to drop a point at the Etihad Stadium this season.

But Spurs know an away victory would put them just two points off the league summit. And although City have not lost at home in the league for 13 months, they have lost their last two there - against United in the FA Cup and Liverpool in the Carling Cup.

City have also been hit by the absence of midfielder Yaya Toure and his brother Kolo, who are at the African Cup of Nations with the Ivory Coast. The Blues were always going to miss a player as influential as Yaya but Kolo has been missed more than expected after Vincent Kompany picked up a four-match ban.

The City captain has to sit out another two games so Stefan Savic should continue in the centre of defence but right-back Micah Richards (hamstring) and striker Mario Balotelli (ankle) are available again after missing the win at Wigan.

Tottenham captain Ledley King only has a small chance of playing as he struggles to recover from the hamstring injury which has sidelined him for the last four weeks. Jermain Defoe should partner Rafael van der Vaart up front as Emmanuel Adebayor is unavailable due to the terms of his loan move from City. Sandro, William Gallas (both calf) and Tom Huddlestone (ankle) are unavailable.

Possible starting XIs
Man City: Hart, Richards, Savic, Lescott, Clichy, Barry, Milner, Nasri, Silva, Aguero, Dzeko.
Tottenham: Friedel, Walker, Dawson, Kaboul, Assou-Ekotto, Lennon, Parker, Modric, Bale, Van der Vaart, Defoe.

Watch Huddersfield v Brentford Live

2012-01-18T13:01:00.001-04:00

Team news for Saturday's League One clash between Huddersfield and Brentford at the Galpharm Stadium (kick-off 5.20pm).

Richard Lee

Huddersfield manager Lee Clark has plenty of options for the evening kick-off. Clark has no new injury or suspension problems, while midfielder Oscar Gobern is expected to be back in contention after being forced out of last week's win over Oldham due to concussion.

Gobern, who suffered double vision and was replaced by Anton Robinson, returned to full training in midweek and has been given the all-clear. Fellow midfielder Damien Johnson is closing in on his return after sustaining a hamstring injury in the home defeat to Bournemouth in mid-December, but may have to wait until next week.

Defender Calum Woods (ankle) is in a similar position, while midfielder Scott Arfield is a fortnight away after turning his ankle in training. Goalkeeper Alex Smithies is making steady progress following summer knee surgery.

Brentford goalkeeper Richard Lee is fit for the clash. The Bees' number one was ruled out of last weekend's visit of Walsall due to a stomach injury with youngster Simon Moore deputising.

Moore kept a clean sheet in the goalless draw but Lee will be expected to return at the Galpharm. Elsewhere, defender Karleigh Osborne is closing in on a return from a dead leg but will not be ready for this weekend.

Skipper Kevin O'Connor is also on the mend after two months out with a foot injury and the midfielder has been pencilled in for a return to training within a fortnight.Boss Uwe Rosler hoped to sign Peterborough striker David Ball on loan this week but the move has fallen through.

Watch Norwich v Chelsea Live

2012-01-17T17:15:00.001-04:00

Fourth-placed Chelsea could open up a seven-point advantage in the race for UEFA Champions League qualification by beating high-flying Norwich.

Paul Lambert

And with the other four teams in the Premier League's top five facing each other this weekend, the Blues are aiming to take advantage of their rivals dropping points.

Victory for Andre Villas-Boas' men at Carrow Road in Saturday's lunchtime kick-off would maintain the pressure ahead of leaders Manchester City hosting third-placed Tottenham and defending champions Manchester United heading to Arsenal on Sunday.

Norwich are sitting pretty in ninth place on their top-flight return but face a tough test against a Chelsea side enjoying life away from Stamford Bridge. The Blues are unbeaten in their last five matches on the road - the best current sequence in the Premier League.

However, the Canaries are full of confidence themselves, having lost just one of their last seven league clashes. Paul Lambert's side have caught many of their rivals by surprise with a free-flowing attacking philosophy which has reaped an impressive 32 goals in their 21 matches this term.

But they remain fragile at the back and equalled an unwanted Premier League record of going 21 matches into a season without keeping a clean sheet. Norwich goalkeeper Declan Rudd is out for two months after injuring his knee in training so third-choice Jed Steer comes into the squad as cover for John Ruddy.

Fullback Marc Tierney is back in training after recovering from a groin injury. On-loan defender Ritchie De Laet returned to Manchester United in midweek while centre-forward James Vaughan and defender Elliott Ward (both knee) are back in training and continuing to progress.

England defender Gary Cahill could make his Chelsea debut but is unlikely to start at Norwich. The defender, who finally completed his £7m move from Bolton on Monday, may have to make do with a substitute role as he settles into his new surroundings.

Branislav Ivanovic could earn an immediate recall at right-back after a month out injured and fit-again midfielder Michael Essien is in contention to start after making his comeback from the bench last weekend.The game comes too soon for fellow midfielder John Obi Mikel (hamstring), while Ivory Coast duo Didier Drogba and Salomon Kalou are representing their country in the Africa Cup of Nations.

Possible starting XIs:
Norwich: Ruddy, Martin, Whitbread, Ayala, Naughton, Johnson, Crofts, Pilkington, Surman, Hoolahan, Morison.
Chelsea: Cech, Ivanovic, Terry, Luiz, Cole, Romeu, Ramires, Meireles, Lampard, Mata, Torres.

Watch Dunfermline v Inverness Live

2012-01-15T05:55:00.001-04:00

Team news ahead of Wednesday night's Scottish Cup fourth-round replay between Dunfermline and Inverness at East End Park.

Jim McIntyre

Chris Smith will return in goal for Dunfermline as Iain Turner, who signed on loan from Preston last week, was not registered for the original tie. Paul Burns remains out, along with Craig Easton, Austin McCann, Nick Phinn, Steven Bell and Paul Gallacher.

Inverness full-back Kenny Gillet is suspended but skipper Richie Foran is available again.On loan defender Steve Williams is ineligible, while defender Ross Tokely is major doubt with a calf injury.

Dunfermline manager Jim McIntyre: "The carrot's there for both teams - Celtic at home in the next round, live on the telly. That's a lot of revenue for both clubs and a huge game. "It's always nice to have a game so quickly after having lost the weekend's match.

"I take the positives from it. I thought it was our best performance for some time. "We were unfortunate not to get anything out of the game. I don't think we deserved to lose the match. "The morale's the way it always is. They're an upbeat bunch. We don't allow anybody to feel sorry for themselves on the training ground. "We analyse where we went wrong and we get ready to face the next game and that's the most important thing."

Inverness manager Terry Butcher: "Virtually every question I've had has been about Celtic. That has no bearing on this game whatsoever from the playing side - the financial people will be looking at it more closely. "We all know what's at stake. Both clubs' bean counters and abacus men and women have had a look at what could possibly be the repercussions of victory.

"Both clubs know what awaits them and both sets of players do as well. "As far as the football is concerned, we don't play football with a calculator."

Dunfermline (from): Smith, Boyle, Keddie, Dowie, Potter, Graham, Cardle, Thomson, Kirk, Willis, Buchanan, Barrowman, Mason, Hardie, Byrne, Young, Rutkiewicz, McDougall.

Inverness (from): Esson, Golobart, G Shinnie, Hayes, Cox, Tansey, Piermayr, Foran, Tade, McKay, Doran, Meekings, Morrison, Ross, Tuffey, Sutherland, A Shinnie, Proctor.

Watch Wigan v Man City Live

2012-01-15T05:54:00.001-04:00

Manchester City playmaker David Silva is expected to recover in time from an ankle injury, according to assistant manager David Platt for Monday's evenings trip to Wigan Athletic.

David Silva

Forward Mario Balotelli, who limped out of the League Cup defeat by Liverpool with a similar problem, is a doubt. Wigan winger Albert Crusat has recovered from a back injury. Shaun Maloney is still being nursed back to fitness, while midfielder Mohamed Diame is on Africa Cup of Nations duty with Senegal.

This fixture in the former mining town of Wigan pits top against bottom and yet both sides are finding it hard going at the coalface. The hosts are accustomed to a struggle, nouveau riche Manchester City are not.

League leaders City come into this match off the back of successive cup defeats and a patchy run of league results, with their cause hindered by the absence of several key players for varying reasons. Manager Roberto Mancini has called for City's owners to invest in new signings, but the only person connected with the club to publicly spend a penny this month is maverick forward Mario Balotelli.

Nonetheless, City will be expected to restore their points advantage at the top of the table by overcoming a Wigan side currently enduring the club's worst ever winless run at home: eight games. Their poor form was compounded by the FA Cup defeat at League Two Swindon last weekend.

It is less than 13 years since Wigan and City were striving for promotion from the third tier. Both clubs have made great strides since then, but the gulf between them would widen still further if City chalk up a fifth successive win in this fixture.

Wigan (probable, 4-5-1): Al Habsi; Stam, Alcaraz, Gohouri, Figueroa; Crusat 19 Jones, Gomez, McCarthy, Moses; Rodallega.
Out: Kirkland (back).
International duty: Diame.

City (probable, 4-2-3-1): Hart; Richards, Lescott, Savic, Clichy; De Jong, Barry; Milner, Agüero, Silva; Dzeko.International duty: Yaya Touré, Kolo Touré.
Tests: Balotelli, Silva (both ankle).
Suspended: Kompany.

Watch Swansea v Arsenal Live

2012-01-11T17:29:00.001-04:00

Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers has almost a full squad to select from ahead of Sunday's Liberty Stadium meeting with Arsenal.

Robin van Persie

Rodgers is set to make changes from the side that beat Barnsley in the FA Cup with the likes of Michel Vorm, Joe Allen, Steven Caulker and Scott Sinclair likely to return to the starting line-up, while Gylfi Sigurdsson could be handed a full debut in midfield.

Long-term absentee Alan Tate is on the comeback trail after featuring for the reserves in midweek, four months after suffering a broken leg, but is a few weeks away from a return to first-team action.

Arsenal captain Robin van Persie will return to the squad following an extended break. Thierry Henry, on loan from the New York Red Bulls, will again be in contention having come off the bench to score in the FA Cup win over Leeds, while defender Johan Djourou is available after suspension.

Midfielder Tomas Rosicky and centre-back Per Mertesacker are battling to overcome a virus. Strikers Marouane Chamakh and Gervinho are away at the African Nations Cup. Defenders Francis Coquelin, Thomas Vermaelen, Kieran Gibbs, Bacary Sagna, Carl Jenkinson and Andre Santos are all still out, along with midfielders Abou Diaby and Jack Wilshere.

After Thierry Henry's comeback on Monday, Swansea City will host the sequel at the Liberty Stadium tomorrow.Whether Henry is ready to start is doubtful but, at the very least, he will be a considerable presence on the bench.

The more decisive aspect, though, could be Arsenal's injury crisis in defence. With only one defeat in seven games, Swansea are one of the form teams in the Premier League and could expose Arsenal's inexperienced full-backs.

Swansea (probable, 4-5-1): Vorm, Rangel, Caulker, Williams, Taylor; Britton, Allen, Dyer, Sigurdsson, Routledge; Graham.
Out: Bodde (knee), Tate (match fitness)

Arsenal (probable, 4-2-3-1): Szczesny; Djourou, Mertesacker, Miguel, Koscielny; Song, Arteta; Walcott, Ramsey, Arshavin; Van Persie.
Out: Diaby (muscle), Fabianski (knee), Gibbs (hernia), Jenkinson (back), Sagna, Santos, Wilshere (all ankle), Coquelin (hamstring), Vermaelen (calf).
International duty: Gervinho, Chamakh.
Tests: Rosicky, Mertesacker (both virus).

Watch Newcastle Utd v QPR Live

2012-01-10T10:15:00.001-04:00

Midfielder Danny Guthrie has returned to the Newcastle squad ahead of Sunday's clash with QPR.

Danny Guthrie

Guthrie has been sidelined by a groin injury since the beginning of December and will provide manager Alan Pardew with a fresh option in the wake of Cheick Tiote's departure for the African Nations Cup.

However, striker Peter Lovenkrands is unlikely to make the game, and Sammy Ameobi has joined fellow midfielder Sylvain Marveaux and defender Steve Taylor on the list of long-term absentees.

Mark Hughes will be unable to call upon several of his biggest names for his first game in charge of QPR. Captain Joey Barton remains suspended for the Barclays Premier League trip to his former club, while Adel Taarabt and Armand Traoré are on African Nations Cup duty.

Alejandro Faurlin has been ruled out for the rest of the season and goalkeeper Paddy Kenny is keeping his fingers crossed he does not suffer a recurrence of the hip problem that has dogged him recently.

New QPR manager Mark Hughes will be spared the Joey Barton circus as the former Newcastle midfielder his skipper is suspended, which will also be a relief to his opposite number Alan Pardew who tried to keep the midfielder on Tyneside.

Newcastle will be wary of the new manager effect Hughes will bring, but they will be confident of victory despite the absence of Cheick Tiote and Demba Ba, with particular excitement surrounding the form of Hatem Ben Arfa.

Newcastle (probable, 4-4-2): Krul; Simpson, Williamson, Coloccini, Santon; Ben Arfa, Guthrie, Cabaye, Gutierrez; Sh Ameobi, Best.
Out: S Taylor (Achilles), Marveaux (groin), Sa Ameobi (knee), Lovenkrands (calf), Ranger (ankle).

QPR (probable, 4-3-3): Kenny; Young, Ferdinand, Hall, Hill; Wright-Phillips, Derry, Buzsaky, Smith; Helguson, Macheda.
Out: Dyer (foot), Faurlin (knee), Hulse (knee).
Suspended: Barton.

Watch Crystal Palace v Cardiff City Live

2012-01-10T10:00:00.001-04:00

Crystal Palace and Cardiff City meet on Tuesday night at Selhurst Park hoping to take a significant step towards Wembley.

Dougie Freedman

Dougie Freedman and Malky Mackay's respective Championship rivals have enjoyed memorable Carling Cup campaigns and are within touching distance of the final.

Ahead of the first leg of their semi-final, which can be seen live on Sky Sports HD1/1, both clubs have seen off Premier League opposition and it cannot be questioned they deserve their place. Cardiff have endured an eventful route to the last four, having required extra-time to knockout Oxford United and Huddersfield Town, before penalties were needed against Leicester prior to comparatively straightforward wins over Burnley and Blackburn Rovers.

Palace have made even greater headlines during their progress to the semi-finals after their famous win at Manchester United in the last eight followed a victory over Crawley Town and the shock eliminations of Wigan Athletic, Middlesbrough and Southampton.

At the start of the season, both sides would have prioritised the league and, with Cardiff chasing the Championship's automatic promotion places and Palace just three points off the play-offs, that could remain the case. But with silverware now in sight, there is little doubt both Freedman and Mackay will be determined to secure a first-leg advantage in the battle to meet either Manchester City or Liverpool in the final.

For Palace, after their famous win at Old Trafford in the quarter-finals, there is a danger a semi-final against Cardiff could be seen as somewhat of an anti-climax, however, Freedman will not want his excellent rebuilding work to be undermined. Palace, though, do have problems and they will leave it as late as possible to name their team because of a virus which has hit Selhurst Park. Julian Speroni, Paddy McCarthy, Anthony Gardner, Nathaniel Clyne, Mile Jedinak and Sean Scannell have all been forced on to the sidelines.

Goalkeeper Speroni is expected to be fit, but the remainder of the group have trained away from the rest of the main squad. Freedman will give them as long as he can to prove their fitness, but will not consider them unless they are 100 per cent fit.

Cardiff boss Mackay, who saw his team defeat Palace 2-0 in Wales in the Championship in November, has received some welcome injury news after making 10 changes for the FA Cup third round defeat at West Brom on Saturday. He is likely to revert to his strongest available XI at Selhurst Park and Kevin McNaughton is fit to play after a calf injury, while Rudy Gestede is expected to recover from an ankle problem.

Watch Peterhead v Celtic Live

2012-01-07T11:27:00.001-04:00

Team news ahead of Sunday's Scottish Cup fourth-round clash between Peterhead and Celtic at Balmoor.

Gary Hooper

Celtic manager Neil Lennon: "We'll go with a pretty strong squad and one's thing for sure, we'll not be complacent or taking this game lightly.

Peterhead manager Jim McInally: "There is no point in trying a damage limitation exercise and defend against Celtic. "I would much rather we went out and made a game of it so I want our players to get forward and to excite the crowd by having shots on their goal. "We have good players at this club in attack and they have a great platform to show that in this game."

Gary Hooper and Mo Bangura have joined Celtic's injury list for the Scottish Cup fourth round tie at Peterhead.

Hooper will be rested after playing through a groin strain and Bangura (knee) will be out for one or two weeks, but Adam Matthews has shaken off a thigh problem.

Recent signing Mikael Lustig is still short of fitness while Mark Wilson, Kris Commons,Glenn Loovens, Beram Kayal and Daniel Majstorovic remain on the sidelines, with the latter also serving a one-match Scottish Cup ban.

Celtic (from): Forster, Matthews, Rogne, Mulgrew, Ledley, Brown, Ki, Wanyama, Forrest, Samaras, Stokes, Zaluska, Kelvin Wilson, Cha, Izaguirre, McCourt, McGeouch.

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