EPL Weekend ~ May 3 / 4 / 5 - Game 37
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Saturday, 03 May 2008
Man Utd v West Ham, 7:45
Aston Villa v Wigan, 10:00
Blackburn v Derby, 10:00
Fulham v Birmingham 10:00
Middlesbrough v Portsmouth, 10:00
Reading v Tottenham, 10:00
Bolton v Sunderland, 12:15
Sunday, 04 May 2008
Arsenal v Everton, 8:30
Liverpool v Man City, 11:00
Monday, 05 May 2008
Newcastle v Chelsea, 11:00
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Matches on Tv:
Saturday, 03 May 2008
Channel 21:(Live & Exclusive)
Aston Villa v Wigan
10:00 PM
Channel 22:(Live & Exclusive)
Reading v Tottenham
10:00 PM
Channel 27:(Live & Exclusive)
Man Utd v West Ham
7:45 PM
Fulham v Birmingham
10:00 PM
Sunday, 04 May 2008
Channel 27:(Live & Exclusive)
Arsenal v Everton
8:30 PM
Liverpool v Man City
11:00 PM
Monday, 05 May 2008
Channel 27:(Live & Exclusive)
Newcastle v Chelsea
11:00 PM
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GOAL to man utd! :D
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Full-Time:
Man United 4 - 1 West Ham
Half-Time:
Aston Villa 0 - 0 Wigan
Reading 0 - 1 Tottenham
Fulham 0 - 0 Birmingham
Bolton v Sunderland
Middlesbrough 1 - 0 Portsmouth
Blackburn 1 - 1 Derby
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53 mins:
Reading 0 - 1Tottenham
Aston Villa 0 - 1 Wigan
Blackburn 2 - 1 Derby
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80 mins:
Aston Villa 0 - 2 Wigan
Reading 0 - 1 Tottenham
Fulham 1 - 0 Birmingham
Bolton v Sunderland
Middlesbrough 2 - 0 Portsmouth
Blackburn 2 - 1 Derby
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Full-Time :
Man United 4 - 1 West Ham
Aston Villa 0 - 2 Wigan
Reading 0 - 1 Tottenham
Fulham 2 - 0 Birmingham
Middlesbrough 2 - 0 Portsmouth
Blackburn 3 - 1 Derby
Bolton v Sunderland
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SUNDAY
Arsenal v Everton (1.30pm)
Arsenal striker Robin van Persie misses out with a thigh injury.
Mathieu Flamini could return after recovering from his ankle problem but Alex Hleb is suspended.
Tomas Rosicky (knee) and Eduardo (broken leg) remain sidelined.
Everton ace Mikel Arteta is set to return to the starting line-up after treatment on stomach and groin injuries.
Tim Cahill (toe) and James Vaughan (knee) are long-term casualties.
Arsenal squad: Fabianski, Toure, Gallas, Song, Clichy, Walcott, Fabregas, Flamini, Gilberto, Denilson, Adebayor, Lehmann, Almunia, Bendtner, Senderos, Eboue, Traore, Djourou.
Everton squad: Howard, Hibbert, Neville, Yobo, Lescott, Jagielka, Valente, Baines, Carsley, Osman, Pienaar, Fernandes, Arteta, Yakubu, Anichebe, Johnson, Gravesen, Wessels, Rodwell, Gosling.
SunBET odds: Arsenal (13/8 ON), Everton (7/2), Draw (5/2)
Liverpool v Man City (4pm)
Liverpool duro Fernando Torres (hamstring) and Martin Skrtel (knee) are doubts.
Fabio Aurelio, Daniel Agger and Harry Kewell are long-term injury problems.
City defender Richard Dunne should return from a hamstring injury.
But Micah Richards is unlikely to be risked as he continues to recover from his knee operation.
Valeri Bojinov may return to the bench for the first time since August after his knee injury, while Javi Garrido may also be considered.
Liverpool squad: Reina, Arbeloa, Finnan, Carragher, Hyypia, Skrtel, Riise, Babel, Benayoun, Gerrard, Alonso, Mascherano, Torres, Kuyt, Crouch, Voronin, Itandje, Lucas, Pennant, Insua, Plessis.
Man City squad: Hart, Elano, Corluka, Ball, Dunne, Jihai, Garrido, Vassell, Caicedo, Gelson, Johnson, Petrov, Ireland, Geovani, Mwaruwari, Bojinov, Castillo, Logan, Isaksson.
SunBET odds: Liverpool (7/4 ON), Man City (4/1), Draw (5/2)
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Team News
Arsenal: Fabianski, Toure, Gallas, Song Billong, Clichy, Eboue, Silva, Denilson, Walcott, Adebayor, Bendtner.
Subs: Lehmann, Senderos, Djourou, Traore, Gibbs.Everton: Howard, Hibbert, Yobo, Jagielka, Lescott, Pienaar, Neville, Carsley, Fernandes, Osman, Johnson.
Subs: Wessels, Baines, Yakubu, Anichebe, Rodwell.Referee: Alan Wiley (Staffordshire)
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Wenger & Moyes Express Shades Of Disappointment
Arsenal's young Danish striker Nicklas Bendtner powered home the winning header after 77 minutes when lively substitute Armand Traore delivered the perfect left-wing cross for him.
It was Arsenal's third straight League win, and afterwards, manager Arsene Wenger said put the result of a fairly subdued match into the context of the Gunners' season as a whole.
"Overall we had a big disappointment because we didn't win the league but we were so close," said Wenger.
"Like every winner we will aim to come back next season and do it. It's very encouraging with so many players out we were still strong at the back."
Meanwhile Everton manager David Moyes admitted: "There is a lot of disappointment not to get the point but the performance was good, the players stuck at it. It is always difficult here because Arsenal have so much possession.
"I thought things had started to turn in our favour but they are a very good counter-attacking team.
"We have been fourth or fifth all year and we want to hang on to it."