Barclays Premier League

Arsenal v West Brom 12.45
Bolton v Stoke
Everton v Blackburn
Hull v Fulham
Middlesbrough v Tottenham
Sunderland v Liverpool, 17:30
West Ham v Wigan

The Coca-Cola Football League Championship

Barnsley v Coventry
Bristol City v Derby, 17:20
Burnley v Ipswich
Doncaster v Cardiff
Norwich v Blackpool
Preston v Crystal Palace
Reading v Plymouth
Sheff Utd v QPR
Southampton v Birmingham
Swansea v Nottm Forest
Watford v Charlton
Wolverhampton v Sheff Wed

Coca-Cola League One

Brighton v Bristol Rovers
Carlisle v Crewe
Cheltenham v Swindon
Colchester v Huddersfield
Hereford v Yeovil
Leeds v Oldham
Millwall v Southend
Milton Keynes Dons v Northampton
Peterborough v Leyton Orient
Stockport v Leicester
Tranmere v Hartlepool
Walsall v Scunthorpe

Coca-Cola Football League Two

Aldershot v Bournemouth
Brentford v Grimsby
Chester v Wycombe
Chesterfield v Bury
Exeter v Shrewsbury
Gillingham v Luton
Lincoln City v Dag & Red
Macclesfield v Bradford
Morecambe v Rotherham
Notts County v Darlington
Port Vale v Accrington Stanley
Rochdale v Barnet


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CARLING CUP 1ST ROUND
Bournemouth v Cardiff
Brighton v Barnet
Bristol City v Peterborough
Bury v Burnley
Charlton v Yeovil
Chester v Leeds
Crewe v Barnsley
C Palace v Hereford - kick off 8pm
Dag & Red v Reading
Derby v Lincoln City
Exeter v Southampton
Gillingham v Colchester
Grimsby v Tranmere
Hartlepool v Scunthorpe
Huddersfield v Bradford
Ipswich v Leyton Orient
Leicester v Stockport
Luton v Plymouth
Macclesfield v Blackpool
Millwall v Northampton
MK Dons v Norwich
Notts Co v Doncaster
Preston v Chesterfield
Rochdale v Oldham
Sheff Weds v Rotherham
Shrewsbury v Carlisle
Southend v Cheltenham
Swansea v Brentford
Swindon v QPR
Walsall v Darlington
Watford v Bristol Rovers
Wolves v Accrington Stanley


Unless stated all games kick-off at 7. Click to continue reading...

Pre-season started in earnest last night with a whole host of games being played to enable our finest footballers to get over their Summer rest and get them hamstrings stretching again.

There was also a full programme of friendly matches today as well as the Intertoto Cup it was a full day of footie action.

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Between Major League Soccer and the Premier League, it's tough to keep up with other leagues, but I have always had an affinity for the Championship, so I do hope to keep some tabs on the league this summer. Bristol... Click to continue reading...

Newcastle is the unhappiest city in the UK, according to a study quoted today in the Sunderland Echo. Nearly half the people in the city are unhappy about their financial situation, a third are demoralised by work, and a quarter are dissatisfied with their social lives.

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Another sobering example of being relegated... Reading must go to League Two side Dagenham & Redbridge for their first Carling Cup match next season. Other highlights include:

• Derby County home against Lincoln
• Birmingham travel to Wycombe
• Macclesfield home against Blackpool FC
• Cheltenham Town travel to Southend

The entire list follows:

Preston vs Chesterfield
Chester vs Leeds
Leicester vs Stockport
Sheff Utd vs Port Vale
Grimsby vs Tranmere
Crewe vs Barnsley
Hartlepool vs Scunthorpe
Derby vs Lincoln
Notts County vs Doncaster
Sheff Wed vs Rotherham
Shrewsbury vs Carlisle
Wolves vs Accrington
Bury vs Burnley
Rochdale vs Oldham
Nottm Forest vs Morecambe
Huddersfield vs Bradford
Macclesfield vs Blackpool
Walsall vs Darlington
Coventry vs Aldershot
M K Dons vs Norwich
Wycombe vs Birmingham City
Brighton vs Barnet
Gillingham vs Colchester
Southend vs Cheltenham Town
Swansea vs Brentford
Luton vs Plymouth
Exeter vs Southampton
Watford vs Bristol Rovers
Bournemouth vs Cardiff City
Bristol City vs Peterborough
Charlton vs Yeovil
Millwall vs Northampton
Swindon vs QPR
Crystal Palace vs Hereford
Dag & Red vs Reading
Ipswich vs Leyton Orient

The one-legged ties will be played beginning on August 11th. Click to continue reading...

Arsenal will travel to Old Trafford in February to face their title-rivals Manchester United in the fifth round of the FA Cup. The draw was as tough as it could get for the two sides, who sit at the top of the Premier League with only goal differential separating Alex Ferguson's squad from Arsene Wenger's. Click to continue reading...

If you'd have been a fly-on-the-wall of my SU bar on Wednesday night you would have heard me declaring that the story would be entirely different if Jim Magilton were England manager.

Magic would not have kept De Vos out of the team, he would not have played Garvan if his previous performances had been bad and he would not have given Andrew Plummer a place if Supple was available. Click to continue reading...