Premier League Position Table

Position	Team	Played	Goal Difference	Points
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No movement 1	Chelsea	6	8	16
No movement 2	Everton	6	6	13
No movement 3	Man Utd	6	5	12
No movement 4	Man City	6	4	12
No movement 5	Tottenham	6	3	11
No movement 6	West Brom	6	3	11
No movement 7	West Ham	6	2	11
No movement 8	Arsenal	6	6	9
No movement 9	Fulham	6	4	9
No movement 10	Newcastle	6	0	9
No movement 11	Swansea	6	1	7
No movement 12	Stoke	6	1	7
No movement 13	Sunderland	5	1	7
No movement 14	Liverpool	6	-3	5
No movement 15	Aston Villa	6	-4	5
No movement 16	Wigan	6	-6	4
No movement 17	Southampton	6	-8	3
No movement 18	Norwich	6	-9	3
No movement 19	Reading	5	-5	2
No movement 20	QPR	6	-9	2

Robert Lewandowski has come a long way since he last played

Robert Lewandowski has come a long way since he last played a game in England just over a year ago.

The Polish striker hardly got a touch when his Dortmund side suffered a 2-1 defeat away to Arsenal in November 2011.

He will be on show again against Manchester City on Wednesday in the Champions League as the Bundesliga giants visit Etihad Stadium.

Against Arsenal, the German champions showed their inexperience in Europe and Lewandowski, in particular, looked like coming up short at this level.

Today Games 03/10/12

Today Games

Zenit St P'sbg v AC Milan 17:00

 

Ajax v Real Madrid 19:45

 

Anderlecht v Malaga 19:45

 

Arsenal v Olympiakos 19:45

 

Dynamo Kiev v Din Zagreb 19:45

 

FC Porto v Paris SG 19:45

 

Man City v Borussia Dortmund 19:45

 

Schalke 04 v Montpellier 19:45

Tuesday 2nd October 2012

	UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE - GROUP G

Show	Spartak MoscowvCeltic	17:00
Show	BATE BorisovvBayern Munich	19:45
Show	BenficavBarcelona	19:45
Show	CFR Cluj-NapocavMan Utd	19:45
Show	FC NordsjaellandvChelsea	19:45
Show	GalatasarayvBraga	19:45
Show	JuventusvShakhtar Donetsk	19:45
Show	ValenciavLille	19:45

BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

QPR     v          WEST HAM

Monday 1^st October 2012

BLUE SQUARE BET CONFFERENCE SOUTH

BOREHAM       V          BILLLERICAY

AIRTRICITY PREMIER LEAGUE

DROGHEDA     V          SHELBOURNE

St PATRICK      V          UCD

Position	Team	Played	GoalDifference	Points
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No movement1	Chelsea	6	8	16
No movement2	Everton	6	6	13
No movement3	Man Utd	6	5	12
No movement4	Man City	6	4	12
No movement5	Tottenham	6	3	11
No movement6	West Brom	6	3	11
No movement7	Arsenal	6	6	9
No movement8	Fulham	6	4	9
No movement9	Newcastle	6	0	9
No movement10	West Ham	5	1	8
No movement11	Swansea	6	1	7
No movement12	Stoke	6	1	7
No movement13	Sunderland	5	1	7
No movement14	Liverpool	6	-3	5
No movement15	Aston Villa	6	-4	5
No movement16	Wigan	6	-6	4
No movement17	Southampton	6	-8	3
No movement18	Norwich	6	-9	3
No movement19	Reading	5	-5	2
No movement20	QPR	5	-8	2

Arsenal Vs Aston Villa 3:2

Robin van Persie could be in hot water despite helping Arsenal stage a remarkable comeback to knock Aston Villa out of the FA Cup.

He scored a penalty either side of Theo Walcott’s lucky finish to rule out Richard Dunne and Darren Bent’s first half goals.

But Villa manager Alex McLeish wants the Football Association to look at an incident just after van Persie’s second, when Dutchman appeared to elbow Carlos Cuellar.

"If it was an elbow in the face, yes I would like them to look at it.”

"I saw it in real time and I haven't seen it again on television, but it looked like he hit him in the face with his elbow. Cuellar is not someone to go down if he hasn't been hurt,” he added.

The match itself was the clichéd ‘game of two halves’. McLeish’s men were resilient and the goals from Dunne and Bent left Wenger in a desperate situation. The players left the pitch as a chorus of boos rang around the Emirates – another trophyless season loomed.

Whatever Wenger, and van Persie, said at half time clearly worked as Arsenal scored three goals in seven minutes to stun Villa. The Dutchman’s composure from the spot took his tally to 120 goals for the Gunners, equalling Dennis Bergkamp’s record, and set up a visit to the winners of next week’s Middlesbrough-Sunderland fourth-round replay.