EPL Weekend ~ APR 28 / 29 / 30 ~ Game 36
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Saturday, 28 April 2007
Barclays Premiership Game 36
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Everton v Man Utd 7:45 - 1st Match of the week 5pts game.
Accurate HT score: 1pt
Accurate FT score: 3pts
Correct W/L/D: 1pt
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Chelsea v Bolton, 7:45
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Blackburn v Charlton, 10:00
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Man City v Aston Villa, 10:00
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Middlesbro' v Tottenham, 10:00
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Portsmouth v Liverpool, 10:00
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Sheff Utd v Watford, 10:00
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Wigan v West Ham, 10:00 - 2nd Match of the week 5pts game.
Accurate HT score: 1pt
Accurate FT score: 3pts
Correct W/L/D: 1pt
Sunday, 29 April 2007
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Arsenal v Fulham, 11:00
Monday, 30 April 2007
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Reading v Newcastle -
Matches on Tv:
28 April 2007
Ch 23:
Everton v Man Utd - Ch 23 - 7:45 pm - (Live)
Wigan v West Ham - Ch 23 - 10:00 pm - (Live)
Blackburn v Charlton - Ch 23 - 12:30 am - (Delayed) (Sun)
Ch 24:
Chelsea v Bolton - Ch 24 - 7:45 pm - (Live)
Portsmouth v Liverpool - Ch 24 - 10:00 pm - (Live)
29 April 2007
Ch 23:
Arsenal v Fulham - Ch 23 - 11:00 pm - (Live)
30 April 2007
Ch 23:
Reading v Newcastle - Ch 23 - 3:00 am - (Live) (Tue Morning) -
Scoreboard after the 24 / 25 CL matches matches.
1. anhydrouscoppersulphate 30pts
2. a-Lost-9uY 28pts
3. felirox 28pts
4. used 26pts
5. finoq 25pts
6. zocoss 25pts
7. turbo_drift 24pts
8. omgukilledkenny 19pts
9. innosaint 14pts
10. gangsterkillar 12pts
11. sand king 9pts
==========Relegation Zone==========
12. songsong 5pts
13. SumOne 4pts
14. superbstrongnlong 4pts
15. trendz 2pts -
Saturday, 28 April 2007
Everton v Man Utd
HT:
FT:
Blackburn v Charlton
Chelsea v Bolton
Man City v Aston Villa
Middlesbro' v Tottenham
Portsmouth v Liverpool
Sheff Utd v Watford
Wigan v West Ham
HT:
FT:
Sunday, 29 April 2007
Arsenal v Fulham
Monday, 30 April 2007
Reading v Newcastle
Start your predictions -
Saturday, 28 April 2007
Everton v Man Utd
HT: 0-1
FT: 2-2
Blackburn v Charlton
Chelsea v Bolton
Man City v Aston Villa
Middlesbro' v Tottenham
Portsmouth v Liverpool
Sheff Utd v Watford
Wigan v West Ham
HT: 1-1
FT: 1-3
Sunday, 29 April 2007
Arsenal v Fulham
Monday, 30 April 2007
Reading v Newcastle -
Saturday, 28 April 2007
Everton v Man Utd
HT:0-0
FT:0-1
Blackburn v Charlton
Chelsea v Bolton
Man City v Aston Villa
Middlesbro' v Tottenham
Portsmouth v Liverpool
Sheff Utd v Watford
Wigan v West Ham
HT:0-2
FT:1-2
Sunday, 29 April 2007
Arsenal v Fulham
Monday, 30 April 2007
Reading v Newcastle -
Saturday, 28 April 2007
Everton v Man Utd
HT: 0-0
FT: 0-1
Blackburn v Charlton
Chelsea v Bolton
Man City v Aston Villa
Middlesbro' v Tottenham
Portsmouth v Liverpool
Sheff Utd v Watford
Wigan v West Ham
HT:0-1
FT:1-1
Sunday, 29 April 2007
Arsenal v Fulham
Monday, 30 April 2007
Reading v Newcastle -
Originally posted by omgukilledkenny:Saturday, 28 April 2007
Everton v Man Utd
HT: 0-0
FT: 0-3
Blackburn v Charlton
Chelsea v Bolton
Man City v Aston Villa
Middlesbro' v Tottenham
Portsmouth v Liverpool
Sheff Utd v Watford
Wigan v West Ham
HT:0-1
FT:1-2
Sunday, 29 April 2007
Arsenal v Fulham
Monday, 30 April 2007
Reading v Newcastle -
Saturday, 28 April 2007
Everton v Man Utd
HT:0-1
FT:1-2
Blackburn v Charlton
Chelsea v Bolton
Man City v Aston Villa
Middlesbro' v Tottenham
Portsmouth v Liverpool
Sheff Utd v Watford
Wigan v West Ham
HT:0-0
FT:0-1
Sunday, 29 April 2007
Arsenal v Fulham
Monday, 30 April 2007
Reading v Newcastle -
Everton v Man Utd
HT: 1-0
FT: 2-1
Blackburn v Charlton
Chelsea v Bolton
Man City v Aston Villa
Middlesbro' v Tottenham
Portsmouth v Liverpool
Sheff Utd v Watford
Wigan v West Ham
HT: 0-0
FT: 2-1 -
Saturday, 28 April 2007
Everton v Man Utd
HT: 0 - 0
FT: 0 - 2
Blackburn v Charlton
Chelsea v Bolton
Man City v Aston Villa
Middlesbro' v Tottenham
Portsmouth v Liverpool
Sheff Utd v Watford
Wigan v West Ham
HT: 1 - 0
FT: 1 - 2
Sunday, 29 April 2007
Arsenal v Fulham
Monday, 30 April 2007
Reading v Newcastle -
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Everton v Man Utd 7:45
Everton have recalled keeper Iain Turner from his loan spell at Sheffield Wednesday and he will step in for Tim Howard, who is ineligible. Andy Johnson is having intensive treatment on his sprained ankle but seems certain to miss the game.
Everton : Turner, Hibbert, Yobo, Stubbs, Lescott, Naysmith, Arteta, Carsley, Neville, Osman, Fernandes, Beattie, McFadden, Wright, Van der Meyde, De Silva, Anderson, Valente, Vidarsson.
Manchester United: Ji-Sung Park will miss the rest of the season after undergoing knee surgery. Ferdinand, Neville, Silvestre and Nemanja Vidic are also out. But striker Louis Saha is on the mend and is set to return from a hamstring injury in time to face Everton on Saturday.
Manchester United: Van der Sar, Kuszczak, O'Shea, Evra, Brown, Heinze, Ronaldo, Scholes, Carrick, Giggs, Richardson, Rooney, Saha, Solskjaer, Smith, Dong
REFEREE
Alan Wiley (Burntwood, Staffordshire)
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Chelsea v Bolton 7:45
Chelsea: Boss Jose Mourinho is unlikely to welcome back Arjen Robben despite the Dutch winger's return to training. Michael Ballack remains doubtful with an ankle injury but Michael Essien is included in the squad after missing the midweek win over Liverpool in the Champions League semi-final first leg through suspension.
Squad: Cech, Cudicini, Hilario, Ferreira, Diarra, Geremi, Terry, Carvalho, A Cole, Bridge, Lampard, Essien, Makelele, J Cole, Wright-Phillips, Drogba, Shevchenko, Kalou, Boulahrouz, Mikel.
Bolton: Boss Sam Allardyce could be without El-Hadji Diouf hamstring), Tal Ben Haim (knee) and Abdoulaye Faye (toe). Kevin Nolan, Nicky Hunt and Stelios Giannakopoulos are all facing late fitness tests but Ivan Campo is available again after suspension.
Squad: Jaaskelainen, Hunt, Michalik, Meite, Gardner, Campo, Nolan, Giannakopoulos, Speed, Teymourian, Davies, Anelka, Thompson, Walker, Tal, Martin, Vaz Te.
REFEREE
Rob Styles (Waterlooville, Hampshire)
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Portsmouth v Liverpool 10:00
Portsmouth: Centre-backs Sol Campbell (Achilles) and Linvoy Primus (knee) are confident of passing late fitness checks. Svetoslav Todorov is still out with knee trouble but Sean Davis is available again after missing last weekÂ’s goalless draw at Aston Villa with a virus. Skipper Dejan Stefanovic is expected to keep out ex-Liverpool defender Djimi Traore at left back, while boss Harry Redknapp has to decide whether to recall on-loan Glen Johnson after solid performances by Lauren at right-back.
Squad: James; Lauren, Primus, Campbell, Stefanovic, OÂ’Neil, Davis, Hughes, Taylor, Benjani, Kanu, Johnson, LuaLua, Traore, Pamarot, Kranjcar, Mvuemba, Ashdown.
Liverpool: Boss Rafa Benitez will rest a string of stars ahead of TuesdayÂ’s Champions League semi-final second leg against Chelsea. Skipper Steven Gerrard, Jamie Carragher and Jose Reina do not travel and it is unlikely Xabi Alonso or Daniel Agger will figure in the side.It means Jerzy Dudek, Robbie Fowler and Bolo Zenden - all out of contract in the summer - will play. Steve Finnan is still out with a neck injury.
Squad: Dudek, Arbeloa, Paletta, Hyypia, Riise, Zenden, Sissoko, Mascherano, Pennant, Bellamy, Kuyt, Fowler, Crouch, Padelli, Gonzalez, Anderson, Alonso, Agger.
REFEREE
Peter Walton (Northamptonshire)
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Wigan v West Ham 10:00
Wigan: Lee McCulloch is poised to return to the side after missing last weekÂ’s defeat at Liverpool with a badly-bruised foot. Ryan Taylor is a doubt with his own foot injury, while Antonio Valencia completes a three-match suspension.
Squad: Filan, Granqvist, Jackson, De Zeeuw, Camara, Kilbane, Heskey, McCulloch, Johansson, Landzaat, Aghahowa, Scharner, Skoko, Taylor, Folan, Cywka, Cotterill, Baines, Boyce, Unsworth, Pollitt.
West Ham: Defenders Matthew Upson (calf) and Danny Gabbidon (groin) will not feature again this season as they recover from long-term injuries. But boss Alan Curbishley has no fresh injury concerns following the win over Everton. Bobby Zamora has been struggling with tendinitis in his knee for the last month but trained all week, while Curbishley is considering whether or not to repeat his gamble and go into the game without a replacement goalkeeper on the bench.
Squad: Green, Neill, Collins, Ferdinand, McCartney, Bowyer, Reo-Coker, Noble, Etherington, Zamora, Tevez, Carroll, Benayoun, Konchesky, Dailly, Cole, Spector, Mullins, Harewood, Boa Morte, Sheringham.
REFEREE
Graham Poll (Tring, Hertfordshire)
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SUNDAYvs
Arsenal v Fulham 11:00
Arsenal: Boss Arsene Wenger is without Tomas Rosicky and Freddie Ljungberg because of hamstring problems. Czech Republic international Rosicky is expected to be available for the visit of Chelsea next weekend but Ljungberg could be out for the season. Skipper Thierry Henry (groin and stomach), Robin van Persie (broken foot) and Theo Walcott (shoulder) are all sidelined.
Squad: Lehmann, Eboue, Toure, Gallas, Clichy, Hleb, Fabregas, Gilberto, Diaby, Adebayor, Baptista, Almunia, Senderos, Aliadiere, Denilson, Djourou, Randall.
Fulham: Defenders Franck Queudrue (ankle) and Ian Pearce (calf. New boss Lawrie Sanchez has no fresh injury concerns with Jimmy Bullard, Mark Pembridge and Simon Elliott long-term absentees.
Squad: Niemi, Volz, Bocanegra, Knight, Rosenior, Brown, Radzinski, McBride, Routledge, Davies, Smertin, Christanval, Helguson, Lastuvka, John, Dempsey, Montella, Diop.
REFEREE
Mark Clattenburg (Tyne & Wear) -
Saturday, 28 April 2007
Everton v Man Utd
HT: 0-1
FT: 0-2
Blackburnv Charlton
Chelsea v Bolton
Man City v Aston Villa
Middlesbro' v Tottenham
Portsmouth v Liverpool
Sheff Utd v Watford
Wigan v West Ham
HT: 0-0
FT: 0-0
Sunday, 29 April 2007
Arsenal v Fulham
Monday, 30 April 2007
Reading v Newcastle -
Saturday, 28 April 2007
Everton v Man Utd
HT: 0-0
FT: 1-3
Blackburn v Charlton
Chelsea v Bolton
Man City v Aston Villa
Middlesbrough v Tottenham
Portsmouth v Liverpool
Sheff Utd v Watford
Wigan v West Ham
HT: 0-1
FT: 2-3
Sunday, 29 April 2007
Arsenal v Fulham
Monday, 30 April 2007
Reading v Newcastle -
Current Score:
Everton 1
Man United 0
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Chelsea 1
Bolton 1 -
Half time:
Everton 1
Man United 0
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Chelsea 2
Bolton 1 -
Hmmm.... Everton vs Man Utd match, if cont'd like this, my prediction sure zhun wan..
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Siao liaox..... No more full pts for Man U match liaox..Originally posted by turbo_drift:Hmmm.... Everton vs Man Utd match, if cont'd like this, my prediction sure zhun wan.. 
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Laugh wat??Originally posted by anhydrouscoppersulphate: -
Originally posted by turbo_drift:Laugh wat??
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Originally posted by anhydrouscoppersulphate:
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Everton 2 - 4 Man Utd
Manchester United battled back from two goals down to beat Everton and move five points clear in the title race. The result means United moved two points further away from Chelsea, who were held by Bolton 2-2, with three games to play.
Chelsea 2 - 2 Bolton
Kevin Davies headed a second-half equaliser as Bolton left Chelsea's title chances hanging by a thread. Davies headed in from six yards to allow Manchester United to stretch their lead to five points. -
Bolton dent Chelsea's hopes
Chelsea's title hopes suffered a major blow after they were held to a 2-2 draw by Bolton at Stamford Bridge.
The result, and Manchester United's comeback win at Everton, means Chelsea sit five points behind the Old Trafford club with just three games remaining.
Kevin Davies' second half goal earned battling Bolton a draw after Chelsea recovered from going a goal down from Lubomir Michalik early on to go 2-1 in front at half-time thanks to a goal from Salomon Kalou and an unfortunate own goal from Jussi Jaaskelainen
Chelsea threw everything into attack in the closing minutes but they could not find a way past a stubborn Bolton rearguard.
Despite widespread changes to their side, Chelsea started on the front foot and Kalou wasted a good opening on seven minutes when he got in down the left, but could not pick a team-mate out as his cross ran right across the face of goal.
Bolton showed they were not in West London to make up the numbers and went close to scoring on 14 minutes when the ball broke in the box to Nicolas Anelka who curled his shot over the crossbar.
The visitors then stunned the home side on 19 minutes when they took a shock lead through Michalik.
Chelsea failed to clear Andranik Teymourian's free-kick properly with Kalou's clearance falling to the feet of Michalik who fired his shot past Petr Cech to net his first goal for Bolton.
The goal stung Chelsea into action and they drew level just three minutes with Kalou netting a superb goal.
Wayne Bridge flighted over an inviting cross from the left and Kalou cleverly glanced his header into the net to bring the crowd to its feet.
Chelsea were almost gifted the lead on 25 minutes when Ricardo Gardner deflected Shaun Wright-Phillips' shot towards his own goal, but Jaaskelainen reacted quickly to turn the ball round the post.
The home side continued to lay siege to the Bolton goal and Andrei Shevchenko went close to scoring on 27 minutes when he turned on the edge of the box and drove a left-footed shot just wide of the target.
Chelsea suffered a blow when Ricardo Carvalho was forced off with a knee injury giving Jose Mourinho a scare ahead of next week's Champions League clash with Liverpool.
Frank Lampard replaced Carvalho meaning Michael Essien was drafted back into defence alongside John Terry.
Chelsea were unlucky not to hit the front just past the half hour mark when Shevchenko saw his brilliant volley from Bridge's cross acrobatically tipped over the crossbar by Jaaskelainen.
From the resulting corner Essien wasted a great chance to score when Jaaskelainen came out and missed Lampard's delivery allowing the ball to drop to Essien who, with all the goal to aim at, dragged his shot wide.
Chelsea grabbed their second goal on 34 minutes when Kalou rose highest to meet Lampard's corner and, in trying to clear the danger, Idan Tal headed the ball off the crossbar before it came off the unlucky Jaaskelainen and into the net.
Bolton came out for the second half in determined fashion and drew level on 54 minutes through Davies.
Gary Speed flighted over a free-kick and Davies lost his marker to head home from close-range.
Michalik had a lucky escape on 57 minutes when he tugged back Chelsea substitute Didier Drogba as he tried to race clear on goal and the big defender was booked by referee Rob Styles.
From the resulting free-kick Drogba curled his effort over the wall and onto the top of the net.
Mourinho introduced Joe Cole on the hour mark as his side went in search of a crucial third goal.
Lampard had a sight of goal on 66 minutes when he found space on the edge of the box only to drive his shot wide of the target.
The impressive Kalou worked an opening for himself 16 minutes from time when he beat two defenders out on the left and cut in only to drive his shot wildly over the crossbar.
Chelsea were left fuming on 75 minutes when Abdoulaye Meite handled the ball on the edge of the box in preventing Drogba getting round him, but much to the annoyance of Mourinho their appeals for a free-kick were waved away.
News of Manchester United's comeback and Bolton stubborn's resistance appeared to knock the stuffing out of Chelsea as the home fans went silent inside Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea threw everything into attack in the closing minutes but they could not find a way past a stubborn Bolton rearguard as they dropped points for a second successive week to leave their grip on the title hanging by a thread. -
Full-Time Results:
Chelsea 2 - 2 Bolton
HT: 2 - 1
FT: 2 - 2
Everton 2 - 4 Man Utd
HT: 1 - 0
FT: 2 - 4