Newcastle United vs Fulham April 7, 2013

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While all the attention has focused on their noisy new Italian neighbour just down the road at Sunderland, the fact Newcastle are only two points better off than Paolo Di Canio’s team has not escaped Alan Pardew. With Sunderland visiting St James’ Park next Sunday, the Newcastle manager has dubbed this fixture a “must win” game. In an attempt to minimise post-Europa League fatigue, Newcastle stayed in Lisbon on Thursday night following their 3-1 defeat at Benfica rather than flying back to Tyneside in the early hours of Friday morning. (Guardian)

Venue St James’ Park, Sunday 3pm


Newcastle

Subs from Elliot, Perch, Williamson, Anita, Bigirimana, Ameobi, Obertan, Marveaux, Campbell, Gosling

Doubtful Tioté (hamstring), Simpson (ankle)

Injured Haïdara (knee, 13 Apr), Coloccini (back, 13 Apr), Debuchy (hamstring, 13 Apr), R Taylor (knee, 13 Apr), Vuckic (knee, Aug), Ben Arfa (hamstring, unknown)

Suspended None

Form guide LLWLWL

Disciplinary record Y58 R2

Leading scorer Cissé 7

Fulham

Subs from Etheridge, Somogyi, Hughes, Frei, Rodallega, Emanuelson, Baird, Mesca, Davies, Enoh


Doubtful Enoh (thigh), Ruiz (hamstring)

Injured Dejagah (ankle, 13 Apr), Petric (adductor, May), Diarra (knee, Aug),

Suspended Sidwell (first of three)

Form guide WWDWDL

Disciplinary record Y36 R2

Leading scorer Berbatov 13

Chelsea vs Sunderland April 7, 2013

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With the hackneyed Di Canio fascism controversy (hopefully) addressed and out of the way, attention now turns to on-field happenings, where Sunderland will be searching for their first win in eight on Sunday afternoon. Having lost their last three away games consecutively while Chelsea have won their last four at home, things don't look good.

However, with Chelsea having fallen against Southampton in their last league match, their fallibility was once again revealed, giving Arsenal half a chance of overtaking them in the race for fourth place. The Gunners are currently occupying the final Champions League spot after their win against West Brom yesterday, with Rafa Benitez's side having a one point deficit to overcome if they are to reclaim fourth.

Chelsea vs Sunderland

Sunderland's problems come at the other end of the table, with them slipping to within a point of the relegation zone. It is perfectly feasible that at the end of this weekend, they will find themselves in the bottom three. Good fortune has well and truly deserted the Black Cats, who are without a couple of key players. Top scorer Steven Fletcher and captain Lee Cattermole are out until the end of the season, while defensive duo Carlos Cuéllar and Wes Brown remain doubtful.

Chelsea injuries and suspensions

Out: Oriel Romeu (knee), Ashley Cole (hamstring), Gary Cahill (knee)

Sunderland injuries and suspensions

Out: Steven Fletcher (ankle), Lee Cattermole (knee) In doubt: Carlos Cuéllar (ankle), Wes Brown (knee)

Match Date\Time: Sunday, 3 p.m. local, 10 a.m. ET

Venue: Stamford Bridge, London, England

Tottenham vs Everton April 7, 2013

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Last season Tottenham 2 Everton 0

Referee Andre Marriner

Tottenham

Subs from Friedel, Assou-Ekotto, Caulker, Carroll, Livermore, Huddlestone, Falqué, Kane, Obika, Parrett, Stewart

Doubtful Caulker (knock)

Injured Lennon (knee, 20 Apr), Gallas (calf, 20 Apr), Kaboul (knee, 20 Apr), Defoe (abdominal, 20 Apr), Bale (ankle, 20 Apr), Sandro (knee, season)

Suspended None

Form guide WLLWWW

Disciplinary record Y45 R2

Leading scorer Bale 17

Everton

Subs from Mucha, Neville, Naismith, Francisco, Vellios, Duffy, Hitzlsperger, Barkley, , Oviedo, Stones

Tottenham vs Everton

Doubtful Mirallas (groin)

Injured Hibbert (calf, unknown)

Suspended Fellaini (last of two), Pienaar (last of two)

Form guide WWWLLD

Disciplinary record Y47 R3

Leading scorer Fellaini 11

STAT-ATTACK

Head-to-head

Tottenham have won just three of their last 13 matches against Everton.

This is the 165th meeting between the sides. Tottenham lead by 60 wins to Everton’s 55, with 49 draws.

Tottenham

Spurs are a point worse off than they were at the same stage last season under Harry Redknapp.

Andre Villas-Boas’ side are the only team in the division to have picked up more points away (29) than at home (28) this season

They have scored just 22 goals in 15 matches at White Hart Lane – nine fewer than they managed at the same stage of last season.

Tottenham have lost 35 Premier League matches in the month of April, more than any other team.

Everton

Everton have their highest points tally (51) since 2007-08, when they had 56 points and finished the season in fifth place.

They have scored a league-high 57% of their goals in the first half of matches this season.

The Toffees are winless in their three most recent away matches, losing the last two. They last lost three consecutive away matches between August and October 2005.

Liverpool vs West Ham April 7, 2013

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Liverpool vs West Ham Barclays Premier League as Liverpool host West Ham at Anfield in the first of five matches. The Reds still have European ambitions when they host Sam Allardyce's team at 1.30pm who have won just once away from home since November. Kicking off 35 minutes later is a pivotal clash in the race to reach next season's Champions League as Tottenham host Everton at White Hart Lane.

Only Reading have lost more Premier League away games this season than West Ham, and Sam Allardyce’s side – minus the ineligible Andy Carroll against his parent club – will require a major transformation to upset a Liverpool team enjoying their best run of the campaign with four wins in five matches. Brendan Rodgers’s men have scored 20 goals in their past six home league games, have averaged three per game in their past six in total and have scored more at this stage of a campaign (59) than in any of the past 17 seasons. (Guardian)

Liverpool vs West Ham 

 Venue Anfield, Sunday 1.30pm

Fiorentina vs AC Milan April 7, 2013

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Together again with a great challenge today. Fiorentina vs AC Milan two teams will play today against the giant Italy is facing.

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The fourth placed Viola trail Sunday's visitors AC Milan by six points. The Rossoneri are yet to be beaten on the domestic front this calendar year and come into the game on the back of four straight league victories.

Fiorentina vs AC Milan

A 2-1 reverse against struggling Cagliari last weekend snapped a run of three consecutive victories for the home side, but they have won their last four games at the Artemio Franchi. However, Milan are unbeaten on their last six visits to Florence, picking up two draws and four victories.

Fiorentina hold a 3-1 victory over Milan at the San Siro back in Week 12. Alberto Aquilani played a goalscoring role in that game and is set to face his former club once more. The match will also be a special one for Riccardo Montolivo, who returns to the club he left on a free transfer last summer, after refusing to sign a contract extension. Another former purple player, Giampaolo Pazzini returns to the Milan squad for the first time in a month after being sidelined with a foot injury.

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