Founded 20 February 1992
Number of teams: 20
Domestic cup(s): FA Cup, League Cup
International cup(s): Champions League, Europa League
Current champions: Chelsea (2009-2010)


1992–93 Manchester United
1993–94 Manchester United
1994–95 Blackburn Rovers
1995–96 Manchester United
1996–97 Manchester United
1997–98 Arsenal
1998–99 Manchester United
1999–00 Manchester United
2000–01 Manchester United
2001–02 Arsenal
2002–03 Manchester United
2003–04 Arsenal
2004–05 Chelsea
2005–06 Chelsea
2006–07 Manchester United
2007–08 Manchester United
2008–09 Manchester United
2009-10 Chelsea






Arsenal
[URL="http://www.arsenal.com/"][/URL]
Arsenal Football Club
Highbury House,75 Drayton Park,London N5 1BU
Tel: 020 7704 4000
Founded: 1886 | Nickname: The Gunners | Ground: Emirates Stadium | Capacity: 60,355

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1992/93 - Win the FA Cup and League Cup double 1993/94 - Win the European Cup Winners' Cup 1994/95 - George Graham sacked. Stewart Houston becomes caretaker. Lose the Cup Winners' Cup final to Real Zaragoza 1995/96 - Bruce Rioch takes charge for one season before resigning 1996/97 - Arsène Wenger becomes manager. Signs Nicolas Anelka and Patrick Vieira 1997/98 - Win the FA Carling Premiership and FA Cup double 1999/00 - Sign Thierry Henry. Lose the UEFA Cup final on penalties to Galatasaray 2000/01 - Break club record transfer signing Sylvain Wiltord for reported £13m 2001/02 - Win the Barclaycard Premiership and FA Cup double 2003/04 - Win the Barclaycard Premiership without losing a match 2005/06 - Last season at Highbury. Lose the Champions' League final to Barcelona 2006/07 - Move to Emirates Stadium

Aston Villa
[URL="http://www.avfc.premiumtv.co.uk/"][/URL]
Aston Villa Football Club
Aston Villa LTD, Villa Park, Birmingham, B6 6HE
Tel: 0871 423 8101
Founded: 1874 | Nickname: The Villans | Ground: Villa Park | Capacity: 42,640

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1992/93 - Premier League runners-up 1993/94 - Win the League Cup (Aston Villa 3-1 Manchester United) 1994/95 - Brian Little replaces Ron Atkinson as manager 1995/96 - Win the League Cup (Aston Villa 3-0 Leeds United) 1997/98 - John Gregory replaces Brian Little 1999/00 - Lose FA Cup Final (Chelsea 2-0 Aston Villa) 2001/02 - Gregory quits in January. Former manager Graham Taylor takes over 2002/03 - David O'Leary replaces Taylor in May 2005/06 - At the end of the season O'Leary leaves. Randy Lerner buys a majority share in the club. Martin O'Neill appointed manager 2006/07 - Sign Ashley Young from Watford for a club record £9.65million

Birmingham City
[URL="http://www.bcfc.com/"][/URL]
Birmingham City Football Club plc
St. Andrew's Stadium, Birmingham, B9 4NH
Tel: 0844 557 1875
Founded: 1875 | Nickname: The Blues | Ground: St.Andrew's Stadium| Capacity: 30,034

Spoiler:

Premier League History 2001/02 - Manager Trevor Francis replaced by Steve Bruce. Win promotion to Barclaycard Premiership via play-offs 2003/04 - Break club record transfer signing Emile Heskey for £6.25m 2005/06 - Relegated from the Barclays Premiership 2006/07 - Win automatic promotion to Barclays Premier League as Championship runners-up 2007/08 - Steve Bruce leaves to take up the reins at Wigan Athletic 2007/08 - Former Scotland manager Alex McLeish appointed manager 2007/08 - Relegated from Barclays Premier League 2008/09 - Promoted back to Barclays Premier League as Championship runners-up. Birmingham smash their transfer record by signing Ecuador striker Christian Benitez.

Blackburn Rovers
[URL="http://www.rovers.premiumtv.co.uk/"][/URL]
Blackburn Rovers Football Club
Ewood Park, Blackburn, Lancashire, BB2 4JF
Tel: 0871 702 1875
Founded: 1875 | Nickname: Rovers | Ground: Ewood Park | Capacity: 31,154

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1992/93 - Blackburn, recently promoted via the play-offs, break the national transfer record by signing Alan Shearer from Southampton for £3.5million. 1993/94 - Finish runners-up in the FA Carling Premiership 1994/95 - Break the English transfer record again, signing Chris Sutton from Norwich City for £5million. Win the FA Carling Premiership 1995/96 - Manager Kenny Dalglish becomes Director of Football. Former assistant, Ray Harford, becomes manager 1996/97 - Shearer sold to Newcastle United for a record £15million. Harford resigns in October after failing to win any of the ten opening matches. Tony Parkes takes over as caretaker manager 1997/98 - Roy Hodgson appointed as manager 1998/99 - Hodgson sacked in December and replaced by Brian Kidd. Relegated 1999/00 - Kidd sacked. Parkes takes over again until March when the club appoint Graeme Souness 2000/01 - Jack Walker dies. Promoted as runners-up 2001/02 - Break club transfer record with £8million signing of Andy Cole from Manchester United. Win their first-ever League Cup 2004/05 - Souness leaves to join Newcastle United. Replaced by Mark Hughes 2006/07 - July '06 sign South African striker Benni McCarthy from Porto who scores 18 Premier League goals in his debut season 2007/08 - July '07 pay £3.5million to Bayern Munich for Paraguyan striker Roque Santa Cruz 2007/08 - Manager Mark Hughes leaves the club for Manchester City in June, and Rovers name Paul Ince as his replacement 2008/09 - Paul Ince is sacked in December after a run of six successive Barclays Premier League defeats. He was replaced by former Bolton Wanderers and Newcastle United manager Sam Allardyce who steers the club to safety.

Blackpool Football Club

Bloomfield Road, Seasiders Way Blackpool FY1 6JJ
Tel: 0871 622 1953
Founded: 1887 | Nickname: The Seasiders | Ground: Bloomfield Road | Capacity: 12,000

Spoiler:
	Premier League History 2009/10 Blackpool beat Cardiff City 3-2 at Wembley in the Championship play-off final to reach the Premier League for the first time.

Bolton Wanderers
[URL="http://www.bwfc.premiumtv.co.uk/"][/URL]
Bolton Wanderers Football Club
Reebok Stadium, Burnden Way, Lostock, Bolton, BL6 6JW
Tel: 0844 871 2932
Founded: 1874 | Nickname: The Trotters | Ground: The Reebok Stadium | Capacity: 28,101

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1994/95 - Reach FA Carling Premiership 1994/95 - Lost League Cup Final 1995/96 - Roy McFarland replaces Bruce Rioch as manager 1995/96 - Colin Todd appointed manager 1995/96 - Relegated from FA Carling Premiership 1996/97 - Division One winners 1997/98 - Bolton leave Burnden Park for new Reebok Stadium 1997/98 - Relegated from FA Carling Premiership 1999/00 - Sam Allardyce becomes manager 2000/01 - Promoted to Barclaycard Premiership via play-offs 2003/04 - League Cup Finalists 2006/07 - Nicolas Anelka becomes record signing for £8million 2006/07 - Sammy Lee takes over as manager after Allardyce leaves to take Newcastle United job 2007/08 - Sammy Lee leaves the manager's post by mutual consent 2007/08 - Gary Megson appointed manager

Chelsea
[URL="http://www.chelseafc.com/"][/URL]
Chelsea Football Club
Stamford Bridge, Fulham Road, London, SW6 1HS
Tel: 0871 984 1955
Founded: 1905 | Nickname: The Blues | Ground: Stamford Bridge | Capacity: 42,055

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1992/93 - Inaugural members of the Premier League 1993/94 - Lose FA Cup final 1996/97 - Ruud Gullit appointed player-manger 1996/97 - Win FA Cup 1997/98 - Gianluca Vialli becomes manager 1997/98 - Win League Cup, Cup Winners' Cup and UEFA Super Cup 1999/00 - FA Cup winners 2000/01 - Claudio Ranieri becomes manager 2001/02 - Lose FA Cup final 2003/04 - Chairman Ken Bates sells Chelsea to Roman Abramovich 2000/05 - Jose Mourinho takes over as manager 2004/05 - Chelsea win Barclays Premiership and League Cup 2005/06 - Chelsea win Barclays Premiership 2006/07 - Win FA Cup and League Cup 2007/08 - Jose Mourinho leaves the club to be replaced by Avram Grant. Runners up in the Carling Cup, Barclays Premier League and Champions League. Part company with Grant. Luiz Felipe Scolari appointed manager in June. 2008/09 - Scolari is sacked in February 2009 and replaced by Russian national coach Guus Hiddink who will combine both roles until the end of the season. Carlo Ancelotti named new manager in June 2009. 2009/10 - Ancelotti leads the Blues to the Barclays Premier League title, scoring 103 goals in the process.

Everton

[URL="http://www.evertonfc.com/"][/URL]
Everton Football Club
Goodison Park, Goodison Road, Liverpool, L4 4EL
Tel: 0870 442 1878
Founded: 1878 | Nickname: The Toffees | Ground: Goodison Park | Capacity: 40,216

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1993/94 - Mike Walker appointed manager 1993/94 - Peter Johnson takes over as chairman 1994/95 - Joe Royle appointed manager 1994/95 - Win FA Cup 1997/98 - Howard Kendall appointed manager 1998/99 - Sir Phillip Carter reappointed chairman after Peter Johnson steps down 1998/99 - Bill Kenwright takes over club and Sir Phillip Carter becomes chairman 1998/99 - Walter Smith appointed manager 2001/02 - David Moyes appointed manager 2004/05 - Bill Kenwright takes over as chairman in 2004, succeeding Sir Phillip Carter 2006/07 - Andy Johnson signs for a then club record £8.6million from Crystal Palace 2007/08 - Yakubu signs from Middlesbrough in the summer transfer window for a new club record of £11.25million

Fulham
[URL="http://www.fulhamfc.com/"][/URL]
Fulham Football Club
Craven Cottage, Stevenage Road, London, SW6 6HH
Tel: 0870 442 1222
Founded: 1879 | Nickname: The Cottagers | Ground: Craven Cottage | Capacity: 24,525

Spoiler:
	Premier League History 2000/01 - Promoted to the FA Carling Premiership 2001/02 - Steve Marlet signs from Lyon for a club record £11.5million 2002/03 - Jean Tigana replaced by Chris Coleman 2006/07 - Chris Coleman replaced by Lawrie Sanchez 2007/08 - Lawrie Sanchez replaced by Roy Hodgson 2008/09 - Hodgson leads Fulham to seventh as they finish in the European places for the first time

Liverpool
[URL="http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/"][/URL]
Liverpool Football Club
Anfield Road, Anfield, Liverpool, L4 0TH
Tel: 0151 263 2361
Founded: 1892 | Nickname: The Reds | Ground: Anfield | Capacity: 45,276

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1993/94 - Roy Evans replaces Graeme Souness 1994/95 - Win League Cup 1998/99 - Gerard Houllier joins Evans as joint-manager 1998/99 - Houllier takes sole charge in November 1998 2000/01 - Win FA Cup, League Cup and Uefa Cup 2002/03 - Win League Cup 2003/04 - Houllier departs by mutual consent in May 2004 2004/05 - Rafa Benitez takes over 2004/05 - Djibril Cisse joins from Auxerre for a club record £14m 2004/05 - Win Champions League 2005/06 - Win FA Cup 2006/07 - American businessmen George Gillett and Tom Hicks become owners in a deal worth £470m. 2007/08 - Fernando Torres becomes Liverpool's record signing at an initial fee of around £20.2m from Atletico Madrid. 2008/09 - Benitez ends widespread specualtion about his future by signing a new five-year contract.

Manchester City
[URL="http://www.mcfc.co.uk/"][/URL]
Manchester City Football Club
City of Manchester Stadium, SportCity, Manchester, M11 3FF
Tel: 0870 062 1894
Founded: 1880 | Nickname: The Blues, The Citizens | Ground: City of Manchester Stadium | Capacity: 47, 715

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1993/94 - Brian Horton replaces Peter Reid as manager 1994/95 - Chairman Peter Swailes replaced by club legend Francis Lee 1995/96 - Alan Ball replaces Horton 1995/96 - Relegated from FA Carling Premiership 1996/97 - Steve Coppell replaces Ball 1996/97 - Frank Clark replaces Coppell 1997/98 - Joe Royle replaces Clark 1997/98 - Relegated to Second Division 1998/99 - Promoted to First Division via play-offs 1999/00 - John Wardle and David Makin become the club's major shareholders 1999/00 - Promoted to FA Carling Premiership 2000/01 - Relegated from FA Carling Premiership 2000/01 - Kevin Keegan replaces Royle 2001/02 - Promoted to Barclaycard Premiership 2002/03 - Nicolas Anelka joins from PSG for £13million 2002/03 - David Bernstein resigns 2002/03 - John Wardle becames temporary chairman 2003/04 - Club moves to City of Manchester Stadium 2004/05 - Stuart Pearce replaces Keegan in March 2005 2006/07 - Thaksin Shinawatra acquires a 75 per cent share in the club 2007/08 - Sven-Goran Eriksson replaces Pearce 2007/08 - Eriksson leaves the club in June to be replaced by Mark Hughes 2008/09 - Takeover by the Abu Dhabi United group makes City one of the richest clubs in the world and they smash the British transfer record to sign Robinho from Real Madrid for £32.5m.

Manchester United
[URL="http://www.manutd.com/"][/URL]
Manchester United Football Club
Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0RA
Tel: 0870 4421994
Founded: 1878 | Nickname: The Red Devils | Ground: Old Trafford | Capacity: 76,180

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1992/93 - Inaugural members of the Premier League 1992/93 - Eric Cantona signs from Leeds United for £1.2m 1992/93 - Win FA Carling Premiership 1993/94 - Win FA Carling Premiership and FA Cup 1995/96 - Win FA Carling Premiership and FA Cup 1996/97 - Win FA Carling Premiership 1998/99 - Win FA Carling Premiership, European Cup, and FA Cup 1999/00 - Win FA Carling Premiership 2000/01 - Win FA Carling Premiership 2001/02 - Juan Sebastian Veron breaks the British transfer record with a £28m move from Lazio 2002/03 - Win Barclaycard Premiership 2003/04 - Win FA Cup 2005/06 - American Malcolm Glazer takes control of club 2005/06 - Win League Cup 2006/07 - Win Barclays Premiership 2007/08 - Win Barclays Premier League, win European Cup 2008/09 - Win Barclays Premier League, Carling Cup, World Club Championship.

Newcastle United Football Club

St. James' Park, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NE1 4ST
Tel: 0844 372 1892
Founded: 1892 | Nickname: The Magpies, The Toon | Ground: St. James' Park | Capacity: 52,339

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1992/93 - Promoted to FA Carling Premiership as Division One Champions 1994/95 - Sell Andy Cole to Manchester United for English record transfer fee of £7million 1995/96 - FA Carling Premiership runners-up 1996/97 - Sign Alan Shearer for world record £15m. Manager Kevin Keegan quits in January. Replaced by Kenny Dalglish. FA Carling Premiership runners-up 1997/98 - Lose FA Cup Final 2-0 to Arsenal 1998/99 - Ruud Gullit replaces Dalglish. Lose FA Cup final 2-0 to Manchester United 1999/00 - Bobby Robson replaces Gullit. Wins first home match 8-0 against Sheffield Wednesday 2004/05 - Robson sacked. Replaced by Graeme Souness 2005/06 - Sign Michael Owen for club record £17m. Souness sacked, replaced by Glenn Roeder. Shearer becomes record goalscorer - overtaking Jackie Milburn's tally of 200. Retires having scored 206 goals for Newcastle 2006/07 - Roeder sacked with one match of the Barclays Premiership season to go. Sam Allardyce appointed two days after season ends. 26th June - Mike Ashley and St. James' Holdings gain 90 per cent of shares, enough to take over the club 2007/08 - Sam Allardyce leaves the club in January '08 by mutual consent. Kevin Keegan replaces Allardyce to make a sensational return to the club. 2008/09 - Keegan resigns in September '08 by mutual consent. He is replaced by Joe Kinnear, initially on a 10-week contract soon extended to the end of the season. However heart surgery in February forces Kinnear to miss two months of the season with Chris Hughton stepping in on a temporary basis. Alan Shearer is put in charge for the final eight fixtures but cannot prevent the Magpies being relegated to the Championship. 2009/10 - Hughton leads Newcastle back to the Barclays Premier League as runaway champions.

Stoke City
[URL="http://www.stokecityfc.premiumtv.co.uk/"][/URL]
The Britannia Stadium
Stanley Matthews Way Stoke-on-Trent ST4 4EG
Tel: 0871 663 2008
Founded: 1863 | Nickname: The Potters | Ground: The Britannia Stadium | Capacity: 28,376

Spoiler:
	premier league history 2008/09 - Stoke consolidate their place in the Barclays Premier League

Sunderland
[URL="http://www.safc.com/"][/URL]
Sunderland Association Football Club
The Sunderland Stadium of Light, Sunderland, SR5 1SU
Tel: 0191 551 5000
Founded: 1879 | Nickname: The Black Cats, The Mackems | Ground: Stadium of Light | Capacity: 49,000

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1992/93 - Avoid relegation to Division Two by one point 1993/94 - Mick Buxton replaces Terry Butcher as manager 1994/95 - Peter Reid becomes manager with seven matches remaining 1995/96 - Win Division One 1996/97 - Relegated from FA Carling Premiership 1997/98 - First season at Stadium of Light. Lose play-off final on penalties 1998/99 - Win Division One with a record 105 points 2002/03 - Break record signing with Tore André Flo for £6.75million. Reid replaced by Howard Wilkinson. Mick McCarthy takes over with nine matches left. Relegated with lowest points tally ever (19) 2004/05 - Win Division One 2005/06 - McCarthy leaves in March after just two wins. Kevin Ball appointed as caretaker. Relegated with new record low number of points (15). 2006/07 - Consortium headed by former hero Niall Quinn takes over. Quinn appointed as manager but sacks himself after four straight defeats. Roy Keane becomes manager. Win promotion to the Barclays Premier League 2007/08 - Break British transfer record for a goalkeeper - paying Hearts £9million for Craig Gordon 2008/09 - After a disappointing run, Roy Keane resigns from his post as manager in December. Ricky Sbragia takes temporary charge and keeps the Black Cats up. Steve Bruce takes becomes new pemanent manager in June.

Tottenham Hotspur
[URL="http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/"][/URL]
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club
Bill Nicholson Way, 748 High Road, Tottenham, London, N17 0AP
Tel: 0844 499 5000
Founded: 1882 | Nickname: Spurs, Lilywhites | Ground: White Hart Lane | Capacity: 36,237

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1993/94 - Ossie Ardiles becomes manager 1994/95 - Ardiles sacked in September. Replaced by Gerry Francis 1997/98 - Francis replaced by Christian Gross, who re-signs Jurgen Klinsmann 1998/99 - Gross replaced by George Graham. Win League Cup 2000/01 - Glenn Hoddle replaces Graham in April. ENIC complete takeover with Daniel Levy becoming chairman 2003/04 - David Pleat replaces Hoddle in September 2004/05 - Jacques Santini becomes head coach, but quits after just 13 matches. Replaced by Martin Jol 2007/08 - Sign Darren Bent for club record £16.5m from Charlton Athletic 2007/08 - Martin Jol sacked as manager in October 2007/08 - Juande Ramos appointed manager and names Spurs old boy Gus Poyet as assistant 2007/08 - Win League Cup 2008/09 Juande Ramos sacked as manager along with coaches Gus Poyet, Marcos Alvarez and sporting director Damien Comolli. Harry Redknapp leaves Portsmouth to take the reins. Spurs lose the Carling Cup final to Manchester United on penalties after a 0-0 draw at Wembley.

West Bromwich Albion

West Bromwich, West Midlands, B71 4LF
Tel: 0871 271 1100
Founded: 1878 | Nickname: The Baggies | Ground: The Hawthorns | Capacity: 26,500

Spoiler:

Premier League history 2002/03 - Albion's first season in the Premier League with Gary Megson at the helm, but are relegated. 2004 - The club break their transfer record to sign Robert Earnshaw from Cardiff City for £3.5m. 2004/05 - Megson leads them back to the top flight after one season away. Bryan Robson replaces Megson at the helm in November 2004 and the Baggies stay up on the final day of the campaign. 2006/07 - Robson leaves his post and is replaced by Tony Mowbray in October 2006. Albion are relegated from the Premier League. 2007/08 - Tony Mowbray leads Albion to the Championship title. 2008/09 - Albion finish bottom of the Barclays Premier League on 32 points and are relegated. 2009/10 - Roberto di Matteo leads Albion back to the Barclays Premier League as runners-up in the Championship.

West Ham United
[URL="http://www.whufc.com/"][/URL]
West Ham United Football Club
Boleyn Ground, Green Street, London, E13 9AZ
Tel: 020 8548 2748
Founded: 1895 | Nickname: The Hammers, The Irons | Ground: Boleyn Ground | Capacity: 35,300

Spoiler:

Premier League History 1992/93 - Join Premier League 1994/95 - Harry Redknapp replaces Billy Bonds as manager 2001/02 - Glenn Roeder becomes manager 2002/03 - Trevor Brooking installed as caretaker manager 2002/03 - Relegated from Barclaycard Premiership 2003/04 - Alan Pardew appointed manager 2004/05 - Promoted to Barclays Premiership via play-offs 2005/06 - Reach FA Cup final losing on penalties to Liverpool after 3-3 draw 2006/07 - An Icelandic consortium fronted by Eggert Magnusson buys the club 2006/07 - Alan Curbishley takes charge 2007/08 - Magnusson sells his stake in the club and Bjorgolfur Gudmundsson takes over as Chairman. 2008/09 - Curbishley resigns and is replaced by Gianfranco Zola.

Wigan Athletic
[URL="http://www.wiganlatics.premiumtv.co.uk/"][/URL]
Wigan Athletic Football Club
DW Stadium, Robin Park Complex, Newtown, Wigan, WN5 0UZ
Tel: 01942 774000
Founded: 1932 | Nickname: The Latics | Ground: DW Stadium | Capacity: 25,135

Spoiler:

Premier League History 2004/05 - Promoted to Barclays Premiership 2006/07 - Emile Heskey signs from Birmingham City for a club record £5.5million 2006/07 - Paul Jewell resigns as manager and is replaced by his assistant Chris Hutchings 2007/08 - Hutchings sacked as manager 2007/08 - Steve Bruce appointed manager 2008/09 - Bruce resigns at the end of the season to become Sunderland manager. Roberto Martinez takes over.

Wolverhampton Wanderers
[URL="http://www.wolves.co.uk/"][/URL]
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Molineux Stadium, Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton, WV1 4QR
Tel: 0871 222 2220
Founded: 1877 | Nickname: Wolves | Ground: Molineux Stadium| Capacity: 28,576

Spoiler:

Wolverhampton Wanderers will ply their trade in the Premier League for the second time in the 2009/10 season, after winning the Championship title under manager Mick McCarthy. Their return to the top-flight was confirmed after top goalscorer Sylvan Ebanks-Blake netted the only goal of the match at home to Queens Park Rangers on 18th April 2009. A week later their status as league winners was decided with a 1-1 draw against Barnsley. Wolves' first spell in the Premier League came in the 2003/04 season, after they won promotion via the play-offs. A disappointing season ended in relegation, as the Midlands side finished bottom of the table with 33 points. premier league history 2002/03 Win promotion to Premier League via play-offs. 2003/04 Relegated from the top-flight with 33 points. 2008/09 Crowned champions of the Championship, promoted back to the Premier League.

Tabela:



> Saturday, 14 August 2010



Tottenham v Man City, 12:45

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

Blackburn v Everton, 15:00

Blackpool v Wigan, 15:00

Bolton v Fulham, 15:00

Sunderland v Birmingham, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Stoke, 15:00

Chelsea v West Brom, 17:30



> Sunday, 15 August 2010

Liverpool v Arsenal, 16:00



> Monday, 16 August 2010

Man Utd v Newcastle, 20:00



> Saturday, 21 August 2010

Arsenal v Blackpool, 15:00

Birmingham v Blackburn, 15:00

Everton v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Stoke v Tottenham, 15:00

West Brom v Sunderland, 15:00

West Ham v Bolton, 15:00

Wigan v Chelsea, 17:15



> Sunday, 22 August 2010

Newcastle v Aston Villa, 13:30

Fulham v Man Utd, 16:00



> Monday, 23 August 2010

Man City v Liverpool, 20:00



> Saturday, 28 August 2010

Blackburn v Arsenal, 12:45

Blackpool v Fulham, 15:00

Chelsea v Stoke, 15:00

Liverpool v West Brom, 15:00

Tottenham v Wigan, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Newcastle, 15:00

Man Utd v West Ham, 17:30



> Sunday, 29 August 2010

Bolton v Birmingham, 13:30

Sunderland v Man City, 15:00

Aston Villa v Everton, 16:00



> Saturday, 11 September 2010

Arsenal v Bolton, 15:00

Fulham v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Man City v Blackburn, 15:00

Newcastle v Blackpool, 15:00

West Brom v Tottenham, 15:00

West Ham v Chelsea, 15:00

Wigan v Sunderland, 15:00



> Sunday, 12 September 2010

Everton v Man Utd, 13:30

Birmingham v Liverpool, 16:00



> Monday, 13 September 2010

Stoke v Aston Villa, 20:00



> Saturday, 18 September 2010

Stoke v West Ham, 12:45

Aston Villa v Bolton, 15:00

Blackburn v Fulham, 15:00

Everton v Newcastle, 15:00

Tottenham v Wolverhampton, 15:00

West Brom v Birmingham, 15:00

Wigan v Man City, 15:00

Sunderland v Arsenal, 17:30



> Sunday, 19 September 2010

Man Utd v Liverpool, 13:30

Chelsea v Blackpool, 16:00



> Saturday, 25 September 2010

Man City v Chelsea, 12:45

Arsenal v West Brom, 15:00

Birmingham v Wigan, 15:00

Blackpool v Blackburn, 15:00

Fulham v Everton, 15:00

Liverpool v Sunderland, 15:00

West Ham v Tottenham, 15:00



> Sunday, 26 September 2010

Bolton v Man Utd, 12:00

Wolverhampton v Aston Villa, 14:05

Newcastle v Stoke, 16:10



> Saturday, 2 October 2010

Birmingham v Everton, 15:00

Liverpool v Blackpool, 15:00

Stoke v Blackburn, 15:00

Sunderland v Man Utd, 15:00

Tottenham v Aston Villa, 15:00

West Brom v Bolton, 15:00

West Ham v Fulham, 15:00



> Sunday, 3 October 2010

Man City v Newcastle, 13:30

Chelsea v Arsenal, 16:00



> Monday, 4 October 2010

Wigan v Wolverhampton, 20:00



> Saturday, 16 October 2010

Arsenal v Birmingham, 15:00

Bolton v Stoke, 15:00

Fulham v Tottenham, 15:00

Man Utd v West Brom, 15:00

Newcastle v Wigan, 15:00

Wolverhampton v West Ham, 15:00

Aston Villa v Chelsea, 17:30



> Sunday, 17 October 2010

Everton v Liverpool, 13:30

Blackpool v Man City, 16:00



> Monday, 18 October 2010

Blackburn v Sunderland, 20:00



> Saturday, 23 October 2010

Tottenham v Everton, 12:45

Birmingham v Blackpool, 15:00

Chelsea v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Liverpool v Blackburn, 15:00

Sunderland v Aston Villa, 15:00

West Brom v Fulham, 15:00

Wigan v Bolton, 15:00

West Ham v Newcastle, 17:30



> Sunday, 24 October 2010

Stoke v Man Utd, 13:30

Man City v Arsenal, 16:00



> Saturday, 30 October 2010

Arsenal v West Ham, 15:00

Blackburn v Chelsea, 15:00

Everton v Stoke, 15:00

Fulham v Wigan, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Man City, 15:00

Man Utd v Tottenham, 17:30



> Sunday, 31 October 2010

Aston Villa v Birmingham, 12:00

Bolton v Liverpool, 13:30

Newcastle v Sunderland, 16:00



> Monday, 1 November 2010

Blackpool v West Brom, 20:00



> Saturday, 6 November 2010

Bolton v Tottenham, 12:45

Birmingham v West Ham, 15:00

Blackburn v Wigan, 15:00

Blackpool v Everton, 15:00

Fulham v Aston Villa, 15:00

Man Utd v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Sunderland v Stoke, 15:00

West Brom v Man City, 15:00



> Sunday, 7 November 2010

Arsenal v Newcastle, 13:30

Liverpool v Chelsea, 16:00



> Tuesday, 9 November 2010

Stoke v Birmingham, 19:45

Wigan v Liverpool, 19:45

Tottenham v Sunderland, 20:00

West Ham v West Brom, 20:00



> Wednesday, 10 November 2010

Aston Villa v Blackpool, 19:45

Chelsea v Fulham, 19:45

Newcastle v Blackburn, 19:45

Everton v Bolton, 20:00

Man City v Man Utd, 20:00

Wolverhampton v Arsenal, 20:00



> Saturday, 13 November 2010

Aston Villa v Man Utd, 12:45

Man City v Birmingham, 15:00

Newcastle v Fulham, 15:00

Tottenham v Blackburn, 15:00

West Ham v Blackpool, 15:00

Wigan v West Brom, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Bolton, 15:00

Stoke v Liverpool, 17:30



> Sunday, 14 November 2010

Everton v Arsenal, 14:00

Chelsea v Sunderland, 16:10



> Saturday, 20 November 2010

Birmingham v Chelsea, 15:00

Blackburn v Aston Villa, 15:00

Blackpool v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Bolton v Newcastle, 15:00

Man Utd v Wigan, 15:00

West Brom v Stoke, 15:00

Liverpool v West Ham, 17:30



> Sunday, 21 November 2010

Arsenal v Tottenham, 13:30

Fulham v Man City, 16:00



> Monday, 22 November 2010

Sunderland v Everton, 20:00



> Saturday, 27 November 2010

Aston Villa v Arsenal, 12:45

Bolton v Blackpool, 15:00

Everton v West Brom, 15:00

Fulham v Birmingham, 15:00

Man Utd v Blackburn, 15:00

Stoke v Man City, 15:00

West Ham v Wigan, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Sunderland, 15:00



> Sunday, 28 November 2010

Newcastle v Chelsea, 13:30

Tottenham v Liverpool, 16:00



> Saturday, 4 December 2010

Arsenal v Fulham, 15:00

Birmingham v Tottenham, 15:00

Blackburn v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Blackpool v Man Utd, 15:00

Chelsea v Everton, 15:00

Liverpool v Aston Villa, 15:00

Man City v Bolton, 15:00

Sunderland v West Ham, 15:00

West Brom v Newcastle, 15:00

Wigan v Stoke, 15:00



> Saturday, 11 December 2010

Aston Villa v West Brom, 15:00

Bolton v Blackburn, 15:00

Everton v Wigan, 15:00

Fulham v Sunderland, 15:00

Man Utd v Arsenal, 15:00

Newcastle v Liverpool, 15:00

Stoke v Blackpool, 15:00

Tottenham v Chelsea, 15:00

West Ham v Man City, 15:00



> Sunday, 12 December 2010

Wolverhampton v Birmingham, 13:30



> Saturday, 18 December 2010

Arsenal v Stoke, 15:00

Birmingham v Newcastle, 15:00

Blackburn v West Ham, 15:00

Blackpool v Tottenham, 15:00

Chelsea v Man Utd, 15:00

Liverpool v Fulham, 15:00

Man City v Everton, 15:00

Sunderland v Bolton, 15:00

Wigan v Aston Villa, 15:00



> Sunday, 19 December 2010

West Brom v Wolverhampton, 12:00



> Sunday, 26 December 2010

Arsenal v Chelsea, 13:00

Fulham v West Ham, 13:00

Aston Villa v Tottenham, 15:00

Blackburn v Stoke, 15:00

Blackpool v Liverpool, 15:00

Bolton v West Brom, 15:00

Everton v Birmingham, 15:00

Man Utd v Sunderland, 15:00

Newcastle v Man City, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Wigan, 15:00



> Tuesday, 28 December 2010

Birmingham v Man Utd, 15:00

Chelsea v Bolton, 15:00

Liverpool v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Man City v Aston Villa, 15:00

Stoke v Fulham, 15:00

Sunderland v Blackpool, 15:00

Tottenham v Newcastle, 15:00

West Brom v Blackburn, 15:00

West Ham v Everton, 15:00

Wigan v Arsenal, 15:00



> Saturday, 1 January 2011

Birmingham v Arsenal, 15:00

Chelsea v Aston Villa, 15:00

Liverpool v Bolton, 15:00

Man City v Blackpool, 15:00

Stoke v Everton, 15:00

Sunderland v Blackburn, 15:00

Tottenham v Fulham, 15:00

West Brom v Man Utd, 15:00

West Ham v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Wigan v Newcastle, 15:00



> Tuesday, 4 January 2011

Arsenal v Man City, 19:45

Wolverhampton v Chelsea, 19:45

Blackpool v Birmingham, 20:00

Bolton v Wigan, 20:00

Man Utd v Stoke, 20:00



> Wednesday, 5 January 2011

Aston Villa v Sunderland, 19:45

Newcastle v West Ham, 19:45

Blackburn v Liverpool, 20:00

Everton v Tottenham, 20:00

Fulham v West Brom, 20:00



> Saturday, 15 January 2011

Chelsea v Blackburn, 15:00

Liverpool v Everton, 15:00

Man City v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Stoke v Bolton, 15:00

Tottenham v Man Utd, 15:00

West Brom v Blackpool, 15:00

West Ham v Arsenal, 15:00

Wigan v Fulham, 15:00



> Sunday, 16 January 2011

Birmingham v Aston Villa, 12:00

Sunderland v Newcastle, 12:00



> Saturday, 22 January 2011

Arsenal v Wigan, 15:00

Aston Villa v Man City, 15:00

Blackburn v West Brom, 15:00

Blackpool v Sunderland, 15:00

Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

Everton v West Ham, 15:00

Fulham v Stoke, 15:00

Man Utd v Birmingham, 15:00

Newcastle v Tottenham, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Liverpool, 15:00



> Tuesday, 1 February 2011

Arsenal v Everton, 19:45

Birmingham v Man City, 19:45

Sunderland v Chelsea, 19:45

Blackpool v West Ham, 20:00

Bolton v Wolverhampton, 20:00

Man Utd v Aston Villa, 20:00

West Brom v Wigan, 20:00



> Wednesday, 2 February 2011

Blackburn v Tottenham, 20:00

Fulham v Newcastle, 20:00

Liverpool v Stoke, 20:00



> Saturday, 5 February 2011

Aston Villa v Fulham, 15:00

Chelsea v Liverpool, 15:00

Everton v Blackpool, 15:00

Man City v West Brom, 15:00

Newcastle v Arsenal, 15:00

Stoke v Sunderland, 15:00

Tottenham v Bolton, 15:00

West Ham v Birmingham, 15:00

Wigan v Blackburn, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Man Utd, 15:00



> Saturday, 12 February 2011

Arsenal v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Birmingham v Stoke, 15:00

Blackburn v Newcastle, 15:00

Blackpool v Aston Villa, 15:00

Bolton v Everton, 15:00

Fulham v Chelsea, 15:00

Liverpool v Wigan, 15:00

Man Utd v Man City, 15:00

Sunderland v Tottenham, 15:00

West Brom v West Ham, 15:00



> Saturday, 26 February 2011

Aston Villa v Blackburn, 15:00

Chelsea v Birmingham, 15:00

Everton v Sunderland, 15:00

Man City v Fulham, 15:00

Newcastle v Bolton, 15:00

Stoke v West Brom, 15:00

Tottenham v Arsenal, 15:00

West Ham v Liverpool, 15:00

Wigan v Man Utd, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Blackpool, 15:00



> Saturday, 5 March 2011

Arsenal v Sunderland, 15:00

Birmingham v West Brom, 15:00

Blackpool v Chelsea, 15:00

Bolton v Aston Villa, 15:00

Fulham v Blackburn, 15:00

Liverpool v Man Utd, 15:00

Man City v Wigan, 15:00

Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

West Ham v Stoke, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Tottenham, 15:00



> Saturday, 19 March 2011

Aston Villa v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Blackburn v Blackpool, 15:00

Chelsea v Man City, 15:00

Everton v Fulham, 15:00

Man Utd v Bolton, 15:00

Stoke v Newcastle, 15:00

Sunderland v Liverpool, 15:00

Tottenham v West Ham, 15:00

West Brom v Arsenal, 15:00

Wigan v Birmingham, 15:00



> Saturday, 2 April 2011

Arsenal v Blackburn, 15:00

Birmingham v Bolton, 15:00

Everton v Aston Villa, 15:00

Fulham v Blackpool, 15:00

Man City v Sunderland, 15:00

Newcastle v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Stoke v Chelsea, 15:00

West Brom v Liverpool, 15:00

West Ham v Man Utd, 15:00

Wigan v Tottenham, 15:00



> Saturday, 9 April 2011

Aston Villa v Newcastle, 15:00

Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

Blackpool v Arsenal, 15:00

Bolton v West Ham, 15:00

Chelsea v Wigan, 15:00

Man Utd v Fulham, 15:00

Sunderland v West Brom, 15:00

Tottenham v Stoke, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Everton, 15:00



> Sunday, 10 April 2011

Liverpool v Man City, 15:00



> Saturday, 16 April 2011

Arsenal v Liverpool, 15:00

Birmingham v Sunderland, 15:00

Everton v Blackburn, 15:00

Fulham v Bolton, 15:00

Man City v Tottenham, 15:00

Newcastle v Man Utd, 15:00

Stoke v Wolverhampton, 15:00

West Brom v Chelsea, 15:00

West Ham v Aston Villa, 15:00

Wigan v Blackpool, 15:00



> Saturday, 23 April 2011

Aston Villa v Stoke, 15:00

Blackburn v Man City, 15:00

Blackpool v Newcastle, 15:00

Bolton v Arsenal, 15:00

Chelsea v West Ham, 15:00

Liverpool v Birmingham, 15:00

Man Utd v Everton, 15:00

Sunderland v Wigan, 15:00

Tottenham v West Brom, 15:00

Wolverhampton v Fulham, 15:00



> Saturday, 30 April 2011

Arsenal v Man Utd, 15:00

Blackburn v Bolton, 15:00

Blackpool v Stoke, 15:00

Chelsea v Tottenham, 15:00

Liverpool v Newcastle, 15:00

Man City v West Ham, 15:00

Sunderland v Fulham, 15:00

West Brom v Aston Villa, 15:00

Wigan v Everton, 15:00



> Sunday, 1 May 2011

Birmingham v Wolverhampton, 12:00



> Saturday, 7 May 2011

Aston Villa v Wigan, 15:00

Bolton v Sunderland, 15:00

Everton v Man City, 15:00

Fulham v Liverpool, 15:00

Man Utd v Chelsea, 15:00

Newcastle v Birmingham, 15:00

Stoke v Arsenal, 15:00

Tottenham v Blackpool, 15:00

West Ham v Blackburn, 15:00

Wolverhampton v West Brom, 15:00



> Saturday, 14 May 2011

Arsenal v Aston Villa, 15:00

Blackburn v Man Utd, 15:00

Blackpool v Bolton, 15:00

Chelsea v Newcastle, 15:00

Man City v Stoke, 15:00

Sunderland v Wolverhampton, 15:00

West Brom v Everton, 15:00

Wigan v West Ham, 15:00



> Sunday, 15 May 2011

Birmingham v Fulham, 15:00

Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00



> Sunday, 22 May 2011

Aston Villa v Liverpool, 16:00

Bolton v Man City, 16:00

Everton v Chelsea, 16:00

Fulham v Arsenal, 16:00

Man Utd v Blackpool, 16:00

Newcastle v West Brom, 16:00

Stoke v Wigan, 16:00

Tottenham v Birmingham, 16:00

West Ham v Sunderland, 16:00

Wolverhampton v Blackburn, 16:00

Amanhã tem Chelsea x Manchester United! Espero que a recuperação seja em cima do rival!

Os horários na tabela são daqui do brasil ou são de lá? =D

GoGo Spurs

É amanhã? Porra, que merda, não vou poder ver. Pensei que seria domingo.

Só tem manchester de 90 pra cá. Orgulho demais ver isso.

porra ta tudo vindo pra ca mesmo

Trendkill escreveu:

~L~ escreveu: Só tem manchester de 90 pra cá. Orgulho demais ver isso. Teve uns Chelsea e Arsenal também. Se este ano não der Chelsea (e não está com cara de que vai dar), prefiro ver os gooners coparem.

gooners? gunners?

Manchester é líder isolado com jogo a menos.. acho difícil..

só o toco baiano lento e burro pra não entender a brincadeira do trend com "gooners"

toco tem uma pedra no seu caminho

ela tem nome

tear

uhuhuhuh

uhuuh

todo tópico o tear tira ele

uhhuhuh

Gooners me lembra Cindy Lauper.

Bons tempos que dançava pelado em casa

Medo forte do Haagenti.

Jogos de hoje (horário de brasilia)


Arsenal v Stoke, 13:00

Birmingham v Newcastle, 13:00

Blackburn v West Ham, 13:00

Liverpool v Fulham, 15:30

Sunderland 1 v 0 Bolton, 10:45 em andamento

Wigan v Aston Villa, 13:00


Amanhã


Chelsea v Man Utd, 14:00

West Brom v Wolverhampton, 10:00

Blackpool v Tottenham, 11:30

NEVE ADIA CLÁSSICO ENTRE CHELSEA E MAN UTD E MAIS CINCO JOGOS


http://espnbrasil.terra.com.br/futebolinternacional/noticia/166226_NEVE+CANCELA+CLASSICO+UNITED+E+CHELSEA+E+MAIS+QUATRO+JOGOS+NA+INGLATERRA



Fonte: ESPN Brasil

Que merda de neve, RUSSIA FILHA DA PUTA

Fantásticas as imagens.

BIXINHAS, MEDO DE JOGAR NA NEVE, PQP!!!


VAMO EVERTON, É NÓIZ CAMPEÃO DO INGLESÃO EM 2010/11...


Sonho meu, sonho meu... D=

arsenal não copará mas tem meu apoio, irmão de titulos continentais












ou falta deles.

Chupa Chelsea.

Cheguei agora e vi que foi 3x1 pro Arsenal, que chocolate. Bem, pelo menos com esses resultados (ou corpo mole da garotada) acho que o Abramovich vai soltar dinheiro mais uma vez.