EPL Midweek
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MON 04-DEC-06
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TUE 05-DEC-06
VS 
VS 
WED 06-DEC-06
VS 
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MON 04-DEC-06
Manchester City v Watford - home win
TUE 05-DEC-06
Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers - draw
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough - home win
WED 06-DEC-06
Newcastle United v Reading - home win
West Ham United v Wigan Athletic - home win -
Originally posted by CKeer:
MON 04-DEC-06
Manchester City v Watford : Manchester City
TUE 05-DEC-06
Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers : Blackburn
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough : Middlesborough
WED 06-DEC-06
Newcastle United v Reading : Draw
West Ham United v Wigan Athletic : West Ham
Cheers.
C.K[/b] -
Man City
Draw
Boro
Newcastle
West Ham -
Originally posted by dragg:MON 04-DEC-06
Manchester City v Watford : Manchester City
TUE 05-DEC-06
Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers : charlton
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough : spurs
WED 06-DEC-06
Newcastle United v Reading : reading
West Ham United v Wigan Athletic : draw -
Originally posted by used:
MON 04-DEC-06
Manchester City v Watford : Manchester City
TUE 05-DEC-06
Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers : 1-2
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough : 2-1
WED 06-DEC-06
Newcastle United v Reading : 1-0
West Ham United v Wigan Athletic : West Ham
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MON 04-DEC-06
Manchester City v Watford - (home win 2 - 0)
TUE 05-DEC-06
Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers - (away win 0 - 2)
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough - (home win 3 - 1)
WED 06-DEC-06
Newcastle United v Reading - (away win 0 - 1)
West Ham United v Wigan Athletic - (home win 1 - 0) -
MON 04-DEC-06
Manchester City v Watford - home win
TUE 05-DEC-06
Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers - away wim
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough - draw
WED 06-DEC-06
Newcastle United v Reading - Away win
West Ham United v Wigan Athletic - draw -
MON 04-DEC-06
Manchester City v Watford - draw
TUE 05-DEC-06
Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers - blackburn
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough - tottenham
WED 06-DEC-06
Newcastle United v Reading - draw
West Ham United v Wigan Athletic - home win -
Originally posted by BÃ¥seline:
MON 04-DEC-06
Manchester City v Watford:
HT: 0-0
FT: 1-0
Home
TUE 05-DEC-06
Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers:
HT: 0-1
FT: 0-1
Away
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough:
HT: 0-0
FT: 2-1
Draw
WED 06-DEC-06
Newcastle United v Reading:
HT: 0-1
FT: 1-1
Draw
West Ham United v Wigan Athletic:
HT: 0-0
FT: 1-0
Home
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SUN 03-DEC-06Originally posted by T.Ryousuke:H
H
D
H
D
A
Everton v West Ham United - H
MON 04-DEC-06
Manchester City v Watford - H
TUE 05-DEC-06
Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers - D
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough - H
WED 06-DEC-06
Newcastle United v Reading - D
West Ham United v Wigan Athletic - A -
MON 04-DEC-06
Manchester City v Watford - Man City
TUE 05-DEC-06
Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers - Blackburn 0-2 win
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough - Spur
WED 06-DEC-06
Newcastle United v Reading - Newcastle
West Ham United v Wigan Athletic - West ham -
Manchester City v Watford
Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough
Newcastle United v Reading
West Ham United v Wigan Athletic
H
D
H
D
A -
will win 2nite
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Man City v Watford
Ch 23 - 4:00am - (Live)
Manchester City winger DaMarcus Beasley is pushing for a recall.
Midfielder Ousmane Dabo also comes back into contention after 12 games out with a knee operation.
Watford should welcome back forwards Hameur Bouazza and Ashley Young after they have recovered from an ankle injury and flu respectively.
But they are without suspended defender Chris Powell, while goalkeeper Ben Foster, defender Clarke Carlisle and forward Marlon King are injured.
MANCHESTER CITY defend their unbeaten home Premiership record, against a struggling Watford side, anxious to halt a three-game losing run with a first away win.
Stuart Pearce's side turned on one of their best displays of the season so far when defeating Aston Villa 1-3 at Villa Park on Wednesday night. It was their first win on the road, and sets up the possibility of back-to-back victories for the first time in 44 outings since October last year.
Joey BARTON is City's top scorer with four goals.
WATFORD have had less than their fair share of the breaks from this campaign, and Aidy Boothroyd's players are beginning to discover that survival at this level is going to be an uphill struggle. They were second best in the six-pointer with Sheffield United at Vicarage Road on Tuesday night, despite losing to a Danny Webber goal that was clearly off side.
The Hornets go into this round of Premiership fixtures four points below the survival line, with just one win from 14 starts, and third bottom in the Premiership's "Last Six Current Form" table.
Ashley YOUNG is Watford's top scorer with four goals.
Manchester City : Weaver, Hart, Isaksson, Richards, Onuoha, Dunne, Distin, Thatcher, Jordan, Trabelsi, Barton, Reyna, Hamann, Beasley, Ireland, Samaras, Corradi, Vassell, Dickov.
Watford : Lee, Chamberlain, Chambers, Mackay, DeMerit, Powell, Doyley, Stewart, Shittu, Mariappa, Francis, Mahon, Spring, Bangura, Smith, Henderson, McNamee, Young, Bouazza, Priskin.
REFEREE
Mark Clattenburg (Tyne & Wear)
HEAD TO HEAD TOTALS
at Man City only
League: Man City 3 wins, Watford 2, Draws 0
Prem: Man City 0 wins, Watford 0, Draws 0 -
Fulltime
Mancity 0-0 Watford
Congrats to CuSO4 for being the only one getting it right -
Man City 0-0 Watford: Battle at Eastlands
TV star Richard Lee ensured Manchester City suffered a video nasty in front of the Sky cameras at Eastlands as relegation-threatened Watford grabbed a vital Barclays Premiership point following the goalless draw.
The Watford keeper's major claim to fame so far is an appearance on the BBC's `Dragon's Den' programme when he made £150,000 selling 50% of his business `Dr Cap'.
But, handed his chance by Ben Foster's knee injury, Lee proved he is an able performer on the field too, producing a string of fine saves to deny City.
And, with referee Mark Clattenburg turning down what appeared a stonewall penalty two minutes from time when Jay Demerit sent Bernardo Corradi tumbling, City were unable to achieve back-to-back Premiership victories for the first time in 14 months.
They do still boast an unbeaten home record but Stuart Pearce will no doubt regard this as another chance missed to push themselves up the league, even though a top 10 spot has now been achieved.
Less than a week after breaking their winless sequence away from home, the City fans must have known their unpredictable side would not perform in the manner they hoped.
All the assuredness of last week's win over Aston Villa seemed to be lost as the Blues struggled to cope with a limited Watford side's admirable enthusiasm.
Had it not been for Nicky Weaver's agility, Damien Francis would have put the Hornets in front after just seven minutes.
Tommy Smith seemed to lob a cross into the area more in hope than expectation but Francis got superb accuracy with his looping header, forcing Weaver to back-pedal frantically before clawing the ball out.
Lee did equally well to snuff out the danger not long afterwards when Watford failed to deal with Joey Barton's corner.
Despite being virtually on his backside, Lee somehow managed to push the ball away as Richard Dunne, Micah Richards and Georgios Samaras closed in, Gavin Mahon completing the clearance from inside his own six-yard box.
Lee also produced a fine low stop to deny Richards but the enterprising start quickly ground to a halt amid a series of borderline challenges that involved too many elbows and leading arms.
Francis, Barton (twice) and James Chambers all needed treatment as the game became increasingly disjointed, with neither side looking particularly capable of breaking the deadlock.
Richards might have endured a few nervous moments when Francis' glancing header brushed against his arm but referee Clattenburg decided contact had been accidental.
There followed a period of midfield huff and puff that would have embarrassed those who claim the Premiership to be the best league in the world.
True, both sides attempted to push forward but there was an obvious lack of class in the final third.
Only Watford's Ashley Young came up with anything inventive which could be considered out of the ordinary.
Even when Dan Shittu planted a header against the crossbar from Young's corner in first-half stoppage-time, Weaver appeared to have it well covered.
The tedium continued for 20 minutes after the interval until Barton lined up a free-kick on the corner of the box.
City's budding England star let fly with a low curling effort that seemed certain to end up in the net until Lee got down magnificently to turn it away.
If that was not enough, the Watford keeper scrambled to his feet to block Corradi's attempt to hook the ball back into the danger zone.
The hosts continued to look more like getting a winner but even the optimism was sapped from their legs when Corradi's pleas for a late penalty met only with a firm shake of the head from Clattenburg. -
Pearce refuses to blame ref
Manchester City manager Stuart Pearce had no argument with referee Mark Clattenburg after he turned down home appeals for a penalty in tonight's goalless draw against Barclays Premiership strugglers Watford at Eastlands.
Pearce, who gave credit to battling Watford, admitted his immediate reaction was that Jay Demerit had given away a late penalty when Bernardo Corradi went down in the box - but after speaking to his back-room staff he was put straight.
'I thought it was (a penalty) at first. But my coaches tell me it wasn't a penalty, so the referee has got it right,' Pearce told Sky Sports 1.
'I am the first to say it was or wasn't a foul if I think so - but if they get it right I will say `well done'.'
Pearce also had praise for the Hornets, for whom goalkeeper Richard Lee was in sparkling form.
'Watford are organised and dogged and aggressive,' said the City boss.
'It was like a game back in the 70s and 80s. They stifled us and they will be pleased they have got a point at a place where it is difficult to do that.
'Yes, we are disappointed. But I'm pleased at least we never left the back door open - and sometimes you have to give credit to the opposition.'
Chief among them was Lee, who pointed out he was not the only one to put in a good rearguard performance.
'I had a few saves to make - but I thought we acquitted ourselves well, defended well and fully deserved a point,' he said.
'Tonight was always going to be a tough game, so to come here and get a point is definitely a point gained. -
Wow... super! how did he got that right?Originally posted by used:Fulltime
Mancity 0-0 Watford
Congrats to CuSO4 for being the only one getting it right 
He plus 1 point against all! -
Man City
Blackburn
Spurs
Newcastle
Draw -
Scoreboard
1. used 6pts
2. a-Lost-9uY 5pts
3. zocoss 5pts
4. T.Ryousuke 5pts
5. Takumi2eLimit 5pts
6. Dead_Man_Inc 5pts
7. CKeer 5pts
8. anhydrouscoppersulphate 5pts
9. BÃ¥seline 4pts
10. sand king 4pts
11. SBS9828X 4pts
12. lpx88 3pts
13. OO_OO_OO 2pts
14. LazerLordz 2pts
15. bballers 2pts
16. babymac13 1pts
17. dragg 1pts
18. mcfadden 1pts
==========Relegation Zone==========
19. universe 0pts
20. hobochua 0pts
21. Patrik 0pts
Champions League: 1st, 2nd
Champions League qualifying: 3rd, 4th
UEFA Cup: 5th
Relegation: Bottom Three -
Addicks vs Rovers - draw
Spurs vs Boro - draw -
Charlton 1-0 Blackburn
Spurs 2-1 Boro -
Pts after charlton and spurs games
2pts: dragg
1 pt: zocoss, used, Dead_Man_Inc, anhydrouscoppersulphate,
BÃ¥seline, T.Ryousuke, sand king, OO_OO_OO
0 pt: SBS9828X, lpx88, CKeer, a-Lost-9uY -
Scoreboard
1. used 11pts
2. anhydrouscoppersulphate 11pts
3. zocoss 11pts
4. T.Ryousuke 11pts
5. CKeer 10pts
6. Dead_Man_Inc 9pts
7. Takumi2eLimit 8pts
8. a-Lost-9uY 7pts
9. sand king 7pts
10. SBS9828X 6pts
11.lpx88 5pts
12.BÃ¥seline 5pts
13. LazerLordz 4pts
14. OO_OO_OO 3pts
15. bballers 2pts
16. dragg 2pts
17. babymac13 1pts
18. mcfadden 1pts
==========Relegation Zone==========
19. universe 0pts
20. hobochua 0pts
21. Patrik 0pts
Champions League: 1st, 2nd
Champions League qualifying: 3rd, 4th
UEFA Cup: 5th
Relegation: Bottom Three