Man Utd Vs Tottenham - FA Cup - Highlights

Chelsea Vs Ipswich - FA Cup - Highlights

Sunderland Vs Blackburn - FA Cup - Highlights

Doncaster Vs Aston Villa - FA Cup - Highlights

Portsmouth Vs Swansea - FA Cup - Highlights

Hartlepool Vs West Ham - FA Cup - Highlights

Hull City Vs Millwall - FA Cup - Highlights

Kettering Vs Fulham - FA Cup - Highlights

Wolves Vs Middlesbrough - FA Cup - Highlights

West Brom Vs Burnley - FA Cup - Highlights

Man Utd Vs Tottenham - FA Cup - Live

Chelsea Vs Ipswich - FA Cup - Live

Sunderland Vs Blackburn - FA Cup - Live

Doncaster Vs Aston Villa - FA Cup - Live

Portsmouth Vs Swansea - FA Cup - Live

Hartlepool Vs West Ham - FA Cup - Live

Hull City Vs Millwall - FA Cup - Live Streaming

Kettering Vs Fulham - FA Cup - Live Streaming

Wolves Vs Middlesbrough - FA Cup - Live

West Brom Vs Burnley - FA Cup - Live Streaming

Bolton Vs Man Utd Highlights

Bolton’s Gary Cahill (hip) and Gretar Steinsson (ban) may return, but Kevin Nolan (ban), Gavin McCann (toe) and Johan Elmander (hamstring) are out.

Chelsea Vs Stoke City Highlights

Didier Drogba is back in the Chelsea squad after being left out for the midweek FA Cup replay at Southend, but Joe Cole (knee) is set to miss out.

Hull City Vs Arsenal Highlights

New signing Kevin Kilbane joins Hull’s squad and may be joined by Manucho, who is awaiting a work permit having agreed a loan move from Manchester United.

Sunderland Vs Aston Villa Highlights

Sunderland will be without midfielder Steed Malbranque, who is suspended after picking up five yellow cards.

Man City Vs Wigan Highlights

Robinho will return from an ankle injury for Manchester City but Shaun Wright-Phillips has a hamstring problem and faces a late fitness test.

Blackburn Vs Newcastle Highlights

Newcastle travel in search of their 50th league victory over Blackburn.

West Brom Vs Middlesbrough Highlights

West Brom are aiming to complete the double over Middlesbrough for the first time in 86 years.

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• Aston Villa Vs Fulham Highlights

• Villa defender Carlos Cuellar could return following groin and thigh injuries, while John Carew (hip) and Luke Young (thigh) also hope to play. Venue: Villa Park Date: Saturday, 29 November Kick-off: 15:00 GMT.

• Middlesbrough Vs Newcastle Highlights

• Striker Mido has recovered from a groin injury and joins Middlesbrough’s squad. Venue: Riverside Date: Saturday, 29 November Kick-off: 15:00 GMT.

• Stoke Vs Hull City Highlights

• Striker Ricardo Fuller returns from suspension for Stoke. Venue: Britannia Stadium Date: Saturday, 29 November Kick-off: 15:00 GMT. Defender Ryan Shawcross and striker Dave Kitson face tests on back and knee injuries respectively while skipper Andy Griffin has a damaged hand.

• Wigan Vs West Brom Highlights

• Wigan defenders Emmerson Boyce and Mario Melchiot return after suspension and injury respectively. Venue: JJB Stadium Date: Saturday, 29 November Kick-off: 15:00 GMT. Striker Amr Zaki is again absent because of a calf strain, so Henri Camara will start up front.

• Sunderland Vs Bolton Highlights

• Sunderland keeper Craig Gordon has resumed training after recovering from a cracked ankle but will not feature. Venue: Stadium of Light Date: Saturday, 29 November Kick-off: 15:00 GMT.

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• Arsenal Vs Man Utd Highlights

• Venue: Emirates Stadium Date: Saturday 8 November Kick-off: 12:30 GMT.

• Liverpool Vs West Brom Highlights

• Venue: Anfield Date: Saturday 8 November Kick-off: 17:30 GMT.

• Hull City Vs Bolton Highlights

• Venue: KC Stadium Date: Saturday, 8 November Kick-off: 15:00 GMT.

• West Ham Vs Everton Highlights

• Venue: Upton Park Date: Saturday 8 November Kick-off: 15:00 GMT.

• Sunderland Vs Portsmouth Highlights

• Venue: Stadium of Light Date: Saturday, 8 November Kick-off: 15:00 GMT.

• Wigan Vs Stoke Highlights

• Venue: JJB Stadium Date: Saturday 8 November Kick-off: 12:45 GMT.

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Tottenham Vs Hull City Highlights

Venue: White Hart Lane Date: Sunday, 5 October Kick-off: 1500 BST.

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West Ham Vs Bolton Highlights

 Venue: Upton Park Date: Sunday, 5 October Kick-off: 13:30 BST

West Ham are likely to remain unchanged from the team that beat Fulham 2-1 last weekend for the visit of Bolton.

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Portsmouth Vs Stoke Highlights

Venue: Fratton Park Date: Sunday, 5 October Kick-off: 1500 BST.

Portsmouth will be without the services of midfielder Lassana Diarra who is suspended for the visit of Stoke. 

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Everton Vs Newcastle Highlights

Venue: Goodison Park Date: Sunday, 5 October Kick-off: 16:00 BST.

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Man City Vs Liverpool Highlights

Venue: Eastlands Date: Sunday, 5 October Kick-off: 1500 BST

Manchester City are monitoring the fitness of Richard Dunne after he was forced to miss Thursday's Uefa Cup win over AC Omonia.

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Chelsea Vs Aston Villa Highlights 

Venue: Stamford Bridge Date: Sunday, 5 October Kick-off: 1500 BST 

Chelsea will be without striker Didier Drogba who injured his knee in the 0-0 Champions League draw at FC Cluj.

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Everton 0-2 Liverpool Highlights

Stoke City 0-2 Chelsea Highlights

Arsenal 1-2 Hull City Highlights

Man Utd 2-0 Bolton Highlights

Newcastle 1-2 Blackburn Highlights

Fulham 1-2 West Ham Highlights

Aston Villa 2-1 Sunderland Highlights

Chelsea Vs Man Utd Highlights

Cristiano Ronaldo and Dimitar Berbatov could start up front for Manchester United against Chelsea on Sunday.

Berbatov has recovered from a knee injury, while Ronaldo made his comeback from ankle surgery as a substitute in the 0-0 draw with Villareal.

Chelsea defender John Terry is available for the match after a successful appeal against a red card.

But Blues manager Luiz Felipe Scolari has said striker Didier Drogba is still not fit enough to play for 90 minutes.

With uncertainty over the Ivory Coast international’s fitness, Scolari could be tempted to name the same starting XI that has beaten Manchester City and Bordeaux in the past week.

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Hull City Vs Everton Highlights

Midfielder George Boateng could return for Hull now that he has resumed training after a thigh injury.

Nick Barmby is hoping to shake off a calf problem while Richard Garcia has overcome a virus and Daniel Cousin is set to make his debut.

Everton’s Victor Anichebe faces a fitness test on the shin injury he suffered against Standard Liege.

Midfielder Marouane Fellaini returns and keeper Tim Howard should be clear play despite suffering from a virus.

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Man City Vs Portsmouth Highlights

Manchester City midfielder Michael Johnson is a doubtful starter because of a groin injury.

Manager Mark Hughes could shuffle his squad, but Martin Petrov remains sidelined with a groin problem.

Portsmouth may rest wingers Armand Traore and John Utaka, so Younes Kaboul and Papa Bouba Diop could return.

Ben Sahar has a knee injury, Niko Kranjcar (ankle) and Jerome Thomas (back) are still out so fit-again Glen Little may make the starting line-up.

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Tottenham Vs Wigan Highlights

Roman Pavlyuchenko and Vedran Corluka return for Tottenham after being ineligible for Uefa Cup action.

Luka Modric is struggling with a knee injury while Alan Hutton (foot) is out, but Corluka can cover at right-back.

Wigan’s Lee Cattermole is serving a one-match ban so Michael Brown, Olivier Kapo, Jason Koumas and Paul Scharner are all vying for his place.

Ryan Taylor has not yet recovered from a shin injury while Erik Edman is nearing a return from a knee injury.

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West Brom Vs Aston Villa Highlights

West Brom hope to have Gianni Zuiverloon, Abdoulaye Meite and Ishmael Miller available for the local derby.

Zuiverloon is out with a hamstring strain, Meite has a calf problem and Miller is troubled by a knee injury.

Villa have minor injury problems as they look to name their side for Sunday’s match.

But the good news for the visitors is that Ashley Young, John Carew and Curtis Davies are all likely to be fit to play.

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Hull City marked their first appearance in English football's top-flight by coming from behind to beat Fulham.

Hull had earlier fallen behind to Seol Ki-Hyeon's header. A full house at the KC Stadium greeted the Premier League newcomers with a rapturous reception but it did not take long for Fulham to burst the bubble of euphoria. Simon Davies let Hull off the hook when he planted his volley into the ground from Seol Ki-Hyeon's dangerous cross.

Hull were then denied the lead when Mark Schwarzer dived full-length to claw away Geovanni's header, and the Fulham keeper then combined with John Pantsil to block Ian Ashbee's follow-up.

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