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Nyheter - Premier League 2006/07
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08.05
Bitter Warnock blasts Fergie
The Blades were condemned to the drop after losing 2-1 at home to Wigan, while
West Ham escaped the drop courtesy of a 1-0 win at champions Manchester United.
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13.05
Carlos completes great escape
Manchester United's victory parade at
Stamford Bridge was predictably anti-climatic, as Sir Alex Ferguson's
newly-crowned champions played out a largely uneventful 0-0 draw with Chelsea.
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09.05
Honours even at Stamford Bridge
Manchester United's victory parade at
Stamford Bridge was predictably anti-climatic, as Sir Alex Ferguson's
newly-crowned champions played out a largely uneventful 0-0 draw with Chelsea.
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06.05
Gilberto hands United Silva lining
Manchester United are the new
Premiership champions following Chelsea's inability to beat Arsenal, in a 1-1
draw at Emirates Stadium which hands Sir Alex Ferguson's side their first title
in four years.
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06.05
Cole unfazed by Gunners return
The Blues travel to
Emirates Stadium on Sunday hoping to keep the title race going after dropping
eight points behind leaders Manchester United on Saturday.
Cole is sure to face a hostile reception on his first return to Arsenal since
his controversial switch to Stamford Bridge last August.
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05.05
Derby win puts United in sight of title
Cristiano Ronaldo's 50th goal for Manchester United took the leaders
closer to the Premiership title after a 1-0 win over local rivals Manchester
City.More
from Sky sports
05.05
Saturday
Premiership round-up
West
Ham's sixth win in eight games, a 3-1 victory over
Bolton in Sammy Lee's first game in
charge, means that Alan Curbishley's side are three points clear of danger ahead
of their game against Manchester United on the final day of the season.
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22.04
Draw lets United off the hook
Chelsea missed the opportunity to move one
point behind leaders Manchester United after only managing a 0-0 draw at
Newcastle.
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21.04
Boro halt United's title charge
Mark Viduka's goal right on the stroke of half-time cancelled out Kieran
Richardson's early opener to deny United all three points and leave the title
race wide open.
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18.04
Kaiser: Klinsmann fits Chelsea
Franz Beckenbauer feels Jurgen Klinsmann
should seize an opportunity to become Chelsea's next manager. Reports have
claimed that the former Germany national team coach has been approached to
replace Jose Mourinho at Stamford Bridge
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15.04
Gunners race clear of Bolton
Arsenal came from an early goal down to
defeat Bolton Wanderers 2-1 in the battle of fourth versus fifth in the
Premiership.
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15.04
Sorensen grateful to fans
Thomas Sorensen admits he was pleased with the response of the Aston Villa
supporters following his gaffe at Middlesbrough.
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15.04 Tonge delight at Blades display
The Blades climbed out of the relegation
zone with a 3-0 victory over their fellow strugglers, Tonge grabbing the opener
after 39 minutes with a brilliant free-kick
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07.04
United slip up at Pompey
An Edwin van der Sar error allowed Matthew
Taylor to open the scoring on the half hour mark, and United could not repeat
their comeback from last week as Pompey held on for victory.
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07.04
Green heroics inspire Hammers
Zamora's cool finish in first-half injury-time earned The Hammers a third
consecutive win in a game which seemed to encapsulate Arsenal's season.
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07.04
Reading -Liverpool 1-2
Dirk Kuyt's late goal gave Liverpool a hard-fought
2-1 win over Reading in their first ever visit to The Madejski Stadium.
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07.04
Carvalho
earns his spurs
Despite being more mediocre than
magnificent, champions Chelsea kept alive their aspirations of a third
successive title courtesy of a Ricardo Carvalho goal that put a halt to
Tottenham's five-match winning run and in turn extended their own to eight.
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01.04
Reds exact Gunners revenge
Peter Crouch bagged an impressive
hat-trick as Liverpool exacted revenge on Arsenal with a fine 4-1 success over
The Gunners at Anfield. At
Old trafford Man Utd came from behind to
beat Blackburn while Charlton, West Ham and Man City won.
Premiership round up form Sky sports:
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30.03
Giggs:
Race to go the distance
Manchester United go into Saturday's match at home to Blackburn holding a
six-point lead over Chelsea with just eight games left to play.
However, despite the odds being stacked in United's favour, Giggs does not
expect champions Chelsea to give up their crown without a fight.
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17.03
Johnson shoots down Gunners
A goal from Andy Johnson in injury
time gave Everton an impressive 1-0 win over Arsenal, in an otherwise mediocre
game, that marked David Moyes' fifth anniversary at Goodison in a manner that will delight the Scot.
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04.03
Benni spot on for Rovers
Benni McCarthy scored twice from the penalty spot as Blackburn recorded a
2-1 win at Lancashire neighbours Bolton.
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03.03
LAST GASP UNITED STEAL SPOILS
If Premiership titles are won by grinding out results without playing well
then
this could just be Manchester United's year as they escaped from Anfield with a
three point haul, courtesy of a 1-0 victory over a Liverpool side that bossed
the
whole of the second half.
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02.03
Premiership weekend preview
The Premiership is on red alert this weekend,
while there is another crunch
game in the battle to avoid relegation.
The weekend kicks off with a blockbuster game at Anfield as current leaders
Manchester United face arch-rivals Liverpool
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25.02
Ronaldo focused on title
Cristiano Ronaldo has set his sights on securing more
goals, in a bid to increase the pressure on Manchester United's title
rivals Chelsea.
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10.02
Sky sports Premiership round
up
Manchester United maintained their six-point lead at the
top with a 2-0 victory over Charlton, as Chelsea beat Middlesbrough 3-0 at
Stamford Bridge.
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09.02
Sky sports Premiership
preview
The weekend action gets underway at The Madejski Stadium,
as Reading continue their pursuit of a European place against Aston Villa.
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06.02
Reds agree takeover deal
Liverpool
have confirmed they have accepted a takeover offer from American duo
George Gillett Jr. and Tom Hicks.
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04.02
United trashed Tottenham
4-0
With goals from Ronaldo, Vidic, Scholes and Giggs,
Manchester United secured the position
on the top of the premiership table.
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03.02
Saturday Premiership round-up
The Blues could and should have won by more than just Frank
Lampard's 18th minute drive - but Charlton went close in the second half
as they threatened to dent the champions' title defence further.
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01.02
Red Devils brush aside Hornets
The Reds are closing in on Chelsea in second place after a
2-1 win at Upton Park, allowing The Blades to move well clear of the
relegation zone with a 2-0 victory against Fulham.
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31.01
Tuesday Premiership Round-Up
The Reds are closing in on Chelsea in second place after a
2-1 win at Upton Park, allowing The Blades to move well clear of the
relegation zone with a 2-0 victory against Fulham.
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22.01
Carew seals Villa switch
Aston Villa have completed the signing of Norway striker
John Carew from Lyon.
The 27-year-old has arrived as part of the deal which took Milan Baros to
France.
Carew has penned a three-and-half year deal at Villa Park.
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Sky sports
21 .01
Henry header steals stunner
A vintage header from Thierry
Henry three minutes into injury time capped a remarkable comeback for
Arsenal, as Arsene Wenger's side came from behind to record a 2-1 victory
over Manchester Untied that will be fervently celebrated across the whole
of the capital.
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Sky sports
20 .01
Gerrard remains focused
Gerrard has urged Liverpool not to get carried away by talk of a push for
the title.
The Reds have won eight of their last nine outings in the Premiership and
Saturday's excellent victory over Chelsea moved them to within 11 points
of Manchester United.
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Sky sports
14.01
Martins stuns Spurs in thriller
Obafemi Martins inspired Newcastle to record a 3-2 victory at Tottenham Hotspur
in a game that was the very definition of a five-goal thriller.
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Sky sports
13.01
Premiership round up
Manchester United maintained
their six-point lead at the top with a 3-1 victory over Aston Villa, as
Chelsea beat Wigan 4-0 at Stamford Bridge. Liverpool stayed in
pole position for one of the other UEFA Champions League places with a
convincing win over Watford, as Bolton were held to a goalless draw by
Manchester City.
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11.01
Ferdinand
rumours rejected
Anton Ferdinand's agent has
rejected reports linking the defender with a move away from West Ham. The highly-rated defender's future at
Upton Park has been the subject of intense speculation over the last few
weeks.
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from Sky sports
03.01
Blues frustrated by Villa
Chances were few and far between at Villa Park with defences on top, as
Chelsea failed to score for the first time in the Premiership this season. The draw was Chelsea's third successive stalemate in the
Premiership, as they closed the gap on United to six points.
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Sky sports
02.01
Henry stars
in Gunners win
Thierry
Henry netted on his Arsenal return in a 4-0 win over Charlton.
The Addicks had been giving a battling performance at The Emirates, but were hit
for six when Henry netted from the penalty spot after Osei Sankofa was given his
marching orders.
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Sky sports
02.01
New Year hangover for Man
Utd
Manchester United endured somewhat
of a New Year's Day hangover after coming away from a trip to Newcastle United
with only a 2-2 stalemate. Newcastle defender David Edgar enjoyed a
home debut to remember as his second-half strike earned his side a point that
defied their limitations in terms of personnel.
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31.12 Mourinho
refuses to panic
Injuries to key defensive duo Petr Cech
and John Terry have seen Chelsea struggle of late to keep clean sheets and again
at the weekend, Fulham managed to breach their rearguard twice.
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Sky sports
30 .12
United
with a six point lead
Manchester United ended 2006 with a six-point lead at the top after beating
Reading 3-2, as Fulham battled to a 2-2 draw against Chelsea. Liverpool and Bolton boosted their UEFA Champions League aspirations
with victories over Tottenham and Portsmouth respectively, while at the bottom
Charlton edged past Aston Villa and Watford's game with Wigan was abandoned in
the second half.
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25.12 Boxing Day
Premiership preview
Manchester United claimed the Christmas number one spot and they will be eager
to ensure there is no festive hangover when they entertain Wigan, as Chelsea
will be looking to pounce when they host Reading.
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24 .12 Saturday Premiership
Roundup
Manchester United ensured they would top the
Premiership at Christmas, as a breathtaking goal from Paul Scholes lit up a 3-0
win at Aston Villa.
Chelsea appeared to have slipped up in their pursuit of United, but the
champions were indebted to Arjen Robben's 93rd minute winner at Wigan.
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Sky sports
18.12
Fulham -Middlebrough
2-1
A highly-debatable penalty converted by Heidar Helguson set Fulham on
their way to a 2-1 victory over a Middlesbrough side still searching for
their first win away from home.
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18.12 West Ham
- Man.Utd 1-0
Nigel Reo-Coker silenced his critics to provide Alan Curbishley with a
winning start as West Ham United manager as the captain sunk Premiership
leaders Manchester United.More
from Sky sports
17.12
Premiership round up
Arsenal came from two goals down to draw at home to Portsmouth on an
exciting afternoon in the Premiership, meaning Liverpool took third place
courtesy of a win at beleaguered Charlton.
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Sky sports
16.12
Weekend
Premiership preview
The Premiership title race, and
Alan Curbishley's first game as West Ham United boss, is on hold until Sunday,
with third against fourth the pick of Saturday's top-flight matches.
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Sky sports
13.12
Toon
confirm Crouch interest
The England striker looks to be
losing his battle with Dirk Kuyt and Craig Bellamy for a starting role
as Rafa Benitez edges away from his rotation policy.
Roeder looks set to invest heavily in the January transfer window and a
new striker is believed to be on his list of targets.
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Sky sports
13.12
Toon
confirm Crouch interest
The England striker looks to be
losing his battle with Dirk Kuyt and Craig Bellamy for a starting role
as Rafa Benitez edges away from his rotation policy.
Roeder looks set to invest heavily in the January transfer window and a
new striker is believed to be on his list of targets.
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Sky sports
12.12
Henry out for Christmas
Arsene Wenger says Thierry Henry is on the road to recovery, but has
ruled out the possibility of the striker turning out for Arsenal before
Christmas.
The France international has missed Arsenal's last three games due to a
nerve problem in his neck.
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Sky sports
12.12
Pardew proud of Hammers time
Alan Pardew has revealed he is proud of his achievements
at Upton Park, after being sacked by West Ham United on Monday.
After just over three years in charge of the club, Pardew was dismissed
with The Hammers embroiled in a relegation scrap.
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Sky sports
11.12
Essien stunner saves Blues
Mathieu Flamini's goal threatened to end Chelsea's 51-match unbeaten
run at home, but The Blues fought back and Michael Essien's stunning
late goal Chelsea
earned
a 1-1 draw in a thrilling London derby.
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Sky sports
09.12
Derby joy for Fergie's United
Ryan Giggs moved second in Manchester United's all-time appearance
list, but he was overshadowed by Wayne Rooney and Louis Saha as
Manchester City were beaten 3-1 at Old Trafford.
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Sky sports
08.12
Weekend Premiership Preview
Many eyes will be on Stamford Bridge as Chelsea tackle Arsenal and
the champions could be under intense pressure come Sunday afternoon as a
win for United over City would leave Jose Mourinho's men nine points
adrift of The Red Devils.
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Sky sports
03.12
Reds confirm investment talks
Liverpool have confirmed they have 'entered into a period of
exclusive negotiations with Dubai International Capital about a possible
investment in the club'.
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Sky sports
03.12
Wigan -Liverpool 0-4
A tremendous first half display from Liverpool saw them steamroller
Wigan as they claimed a memorable 4-0 win at The JJB Stadium to register
their first away win in the Premiership this season.
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Sky sports
01.12
Larsson confirms United deal
The Premiership leaders have moved for the Swedish striker to add
cover to an attack currently short on options.
Larsson's current club Helsingborgs confirmed at a press conference that
they had accepted an offer from United for the player to move to Old
Trafford until March 12.
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Sky sports
29.11
Man.Utd -Chelsea 1-1
Manchester United and Chelsea strengthened their grip on the title
race with
wins over Everton and Bolton respectively, while Arsenal were beaten at
Fulham
and Liverpool drew with Portsmouth.
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Sky sports
26.11
Man.Utd -Chelsea 1-1
Manchester United retained their precarious Premiership supremacy
after an entertaining 1-1 draw against reigning champions Chelsea at Old
Trafford.
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Sky sports
25.11 Premiership weekend preview
Chelsea have been peerless for two seasons, but they find themselves
in an unfamiliar position - staring up at a team in the table. United
have looked most impressive in The Premiership this term and they will
be out to extend their advantage to six points in this week ends big
game.
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Sky sports
19.11
Blackburn -Tottenham 1-1
A spectacular effort from Tugay midway through the first half had set
Rovers on course for an important victory, but the veteran midfielder's
ecstasy turned to agony on the hour mark as he was dismissed for a foul
in the area.
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Sky sports
17.11
PREMIERSHIP
PREVIEW
Last-minute checks will be made
on a host of players after the international games
and managers will be hoping their key men are available.
The action gets underway at Saturday lunchtime,
with Manchester City again
kickstarting the weekend, this time against Fulham
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Sky sports
13.11
PREMIERSHIP
REVIEW
The Premiership is taking on an all
too familiar shape, as Manchester United,
Chelsea and Arsenal all won with the triumvirate now occupying the top
three
slots in the table.
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Sky sports
08.11
Sissoko faces three months out
Liverpool midfielder Mohamed Sissoko is set to be out of action for three
months after dislocating his shoulder.
The all-action midfielder sustained the injury in the first half of Liverpool's
1-0 win over Birmingham in their Carling Cup tie on Wednesday. Sissoko was
stretchered off the field and had to spend the night in a Birmingham hospital.
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05.11
PREMIERSHIP
ROUNDUP
Manchester United opened up a three-point lead at the top of the table
with
an impressive win over Portsmouth, while it was all change at the bottom
as Charlton and Watford both won.
Liverpool are starting to find some form and a Dirk Kuyt brace proved
the undoing of Reading, but Bolton lost ground on leaders Manchester
United as they were beaten
at home by Wigan.
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Sky sports
03.11
PREMIERSHIP
PREVIEW
Manchester United get the chance to
go clear at the top of the table this weekend
as they play before Chelsea. The Red Devils entertain Portsmouth in a
Saturday
kick-off for the Old Trafford faithful.
Should United win then they will move three points clear, as Chelsea do
not head
to Tottenham for their capital showdown until 24 hours later
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Sky sports
29.10
PREMIERSHIP
ROUND UP
Chelsea and Manchester United remain neck-and-neck
at the top of The Premiership, following victories over
Sheffield United and Bolton respectively.
Elsewhere, Aston Villa's unbeaten record came to a grinding
halt with a 3-1 defeat
at Liverpool, while Arsenal were held
to a 1-1 draw by Everton
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Sky sports
27.10
PREMIERSHIP
PREVIEW
Champions Chelsea
start the Premiership weekend, while top meets
third at The Reebok
Stadium. Jose Mourinho takes his title holders to
Bramall Lane to meet
promoted Sheffield United.
Leaders Manchester United head to Bolton Wanderers, who sit third
after four consecutive league wins.
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22.10
Red Devils rule over Liverpool
Paul Scholes marked his 500th appearance for the club
with
a goal as Manchester United ran out 2-0 winners over Liverpool
in front of a record Premiership crowd at Old Trafford.
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Sky sports
20.10
Man United v Liverpool preview
Sir Alex Fergusson`s side head into the north
west grudge match
in fine form so far this season. The red devils top the Premiership
table on 19 point ahead of the weekend`s fixtures, 8 point more than
Liverpool..
10.10
Premier League remain silent
The Premier League have
reiterated their stance
that they will not, and have not, released the names
of the eight clubs still being investigated as part of Lord Stevens' inquiry into illegal payments.
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Sky sports
03.10
Wenger targets Chelsea
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is convinced
his charges
can mount a serious title challenge this term.
The Gunners made a poor start to the new campaign
and were in the relegation places after the opening
three games of the season. They made the trip to
Old Trafford on September 17, but have not looked
back since taking Manchester United's scalp.
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Sky sports
01.10
Man.Utd -Newcastle 2-0
Manchester United returned to the top of
the Premiership table with an impressive
destruction of Newcastle United at Old Trafford.
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Sky sports
30.09
Villa stifle Chelsea to earn draw
Gabriel Agbonlahor's equaliser
in the 1-1 draw
at Stamford Bridge ends Chelsea's 100% home record
and maintains Aston Villa's unbeaten start
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BBC sports
27.09
Premiership Weekend Preview
Premiership clubs will be
looking to head into the
international break on a high, with another weekend
of intriguing games
on the agenda.Following a midweek of UEFA
Champions League
and Uefa Cup fare, the domestic programme kicks
off with Kevin Nolan (picture) and Bolton vs Liverpool
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27.09
Naysmith out for six weeks
The Scotland international was
hurt during his
side's 1-1 draw with Newcastle United last weekend
after a tangle with Obafemi Martins.The Toffees immediately feared Naysmith
had damaged
medial ligaments and their diagnosis was confirmed by a
scan on Tuesday.
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24.09
Newcastle -Everton 1-1
Ameobi gave the Magpies the lead on 14 minutes with
an offside goal, which was allowed to stand by referee
Steve Bennett and his assistant, before Cahill struck five
minutes before half-time as Everton fought their way back
at St James'.
21.09 Xabi cracker seals Reds win
Liverpool got back to winning
ways with a 2-0 win
against Newcastle at Anfield, thanks to Dirk Kuyt's
first goal for the club and Xabi Alonso's spectacular
effort from inside his own half.
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20.09 Owen won't rule out Red Devils
In an exclusive interview with
Sky Sports News, Owen Hargreaves
has refused to rule out the
possibility of
joining Manchester United in January.
Owen was fined
by his club Bayern Munich over the summer after making
public his desire to move to Old Trafford following a
successful World Cup campaign.
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19.09 Sunday Premiership round-up
Emmanuel Adebayor ended Man. United's 100 percent start
to the campaign in style with a late winner at Old Trafford. The contest was even throughout with
Arsenal spurning a wonderful
opportunity to take the lead when Gilberto
saw his spot-kick saved by
debutant Tomasz Kuszczak.
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15.09 Blues lose Cole for Reds clash
Joe Cole has been ruled out
of Chelsea's weekend clash
with Liverpool following a fresh setback in his recovery
from a knee injury.
Things looked good for the England international midfielder
after he came off the bench in The Blues' 2-0 midweek
UEFA Champions League win over Werder Bremen.
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14.09 New deal with Hammers
West Ham duo Marlon Harewood and Jimmy
Walker have signed
new deals at the club. As revealed by skysports.com last month,
Harewood
has been
rewarded for his fine showings last season with a new improved deal.
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12.09 Royals battle past City
Reading -Manchester Ciuty 1-0
report from Sky sports
09.09 Premiership round up
Portsmouth's stay at the top of The
Premiership was
brief as Manchester United beat Tottenham, champions Chelsea won again,
while 10-man Middlesbrough held
out for a point at Arsenal.
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02.09
Hammers complete huge coup
West Ham United have completed the
signings of
Argentina duo Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano from Corinthians for
undisclosed fees.
The pair have agreed permanent switches to Upton Park
after the club agreed a fee with the company that own the players'
transfer rights, Media Sports Investments.
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01.09
Blues beat deadline to
capture Cole
Chelsea and Arsenal left it late to conclude one of the most protracted
and bitter transfer sagas of recent years as the reigning champions gave
their London rivals £5 million and William Gallas to secure the
signature of Ashley Cole.
01.09
Blues beat deadline to
capture Cole
Chelsea and Arsenal left it late to conclude one of the most protracted and
bitter transfer sagas of recent years as the reigning champions gave their
London rivals £5 million and William Gallas to secure the signature of Ashley
Cole.
31.08
Woodgate & £6m Huth sign for Boro
Middlesbrough have completed the double
signing of defenders Jonathan Woodgate and Robert Huth. Real Madrid and England centre-half Woodgate, 26, has
moved to the Riverside on a season's loan with the option
of making the deal permanent. German international Huth, 22, has
signed a five-year contract after completing a £6m switch from Chelsea.
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26.08 Reds
hit back to sink Hammers
Liverpool came from behind to beat West Ham 2-1 at Anfield
to record
their first victory of the campaign.
Full story (Sky Sports)
26.08
United keep up perfect start
Manchester United kept up their perfect record this season
with a tricky 2-1 victory at Watford through goals from Mikael Silvestre
and Ryan Giggs.
Full story (Sky sports)
20.08
Man.Utd -Fulham 5-1
Red devils trashed Fulham with
an excellent 5-1 victoryat Old trafford.
Sky sports
20.08
Chelsea -Man.City 3-0
Chelsea picked up the gauntlet
with a 3-0 victory over City
at Stamford Bridge.
Sky sports
19.08
Reading -Boro 3-2
Reading claims three points as
they won a thrilling encounter
3-2 over middlesbr.
Sky sports
19.08 Everton -Watford 2-1
A shocking penalty decision robbed Premiership newcomers
Watford
Full story (BBC)
19.08
Sheff.U -Liverpool 1-1
Riise fikk en vond start på
årets PL. Liverpool fikk i det
minste et poeng.
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19.08
- Arsenal - Villa 1-1
Brazilian midfielder Gilberto Silva
scored a late goal to salvage a
point for Arsenal
BBC
18.08 : Dirk Kuyt to Liverpool
Liverpool have agreed a fee with Feyenoord
for striker Dirk Kuyt.
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