TRANSFER NEWS: STOP TALKING ABOUT ME, SAYS VERATTI

There have been heavy links between PSG Veratti and Barcelona. The midfielder seems to be excited about this and has shown in so many ways that he would like to join Barcelona. Though PSG will not make that easy, he plans to force his way through.

Recently, a journalist wrote that Veratti said he could still stay at PSG provided the club invested heavily to improve the squad this summer by buying stars. Veratti hit back and made known his thoughts. He said " I have not given an interview to anyone and i never discussed with PSG what was explained in the article in that way. I hope that you will stop talking about what you know nothing about. Everyone has their  limits"

This obviously suggest that the interview published by the Journalist named Alessandro Grandesso was false. Meanwhile the journalist himself replied by tweeting this: "7 years of professionalism. i confirm everything "

So who do we hold on too? Time will tell. But for the main time, maybe we should stop talking about Veratti!

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ALGERIAN COACH QUITS WORK AFTER HE FAILED TO GET ALGERIA PAST GROUP STAGE

Algeria’s Belgian coach Georges Leekens quit Tuesday after the side crashed out of the Africa Cup of Nations.

Algeria were one of the pre-tournament favourites for the competition in Gabon but failed to win a game in their opening group.

“For the good of all I decided to quit even though I do it with heart ache, and I wish all the success in the world to the national side,” he said in a statement on the Algerian Football Federation website.



Algeria bowed out of the tournament after their 2-2 draw with Senegal on Monday. Senegal join Tunisia in qualifying from the group for the quarter-finals.

After the game in Franceville, Leekens indicated he hoped to continue as coach, with the next target qualification of the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

SOURCE: PUNCH

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Six Premier League fixtures you don't want to miss over Festive period

26 Dec: Chelsea v Bournemouth, 3pm


Antonio Conte’s team go on the search for win No 12 in a row. He is up against Eddie Howe, the great young hope of English football management. Watch out!


26 Dec: Manchester United v Sunderland, 3pm


David Moyes goes back to Old Trafford for the first time since his 2014 sacking. He still has not forgiven the club...lol


31 Dec: Liverpool v Manchester City, 5.30pm


The last game of 2016 pits Jurgen Klopp against Pep Guardiola for the first time in the Premier League in what should be a banquet of high-pressing, high-risk, high-octane 21st century football with added goalkeeping flaws.


1 Jan: Arsenal v Crystal Palace, 4pm


Sam Allardyce is back in the game and just look who he is up against: the old enemy Arsene Wenger whose team are going through a wobble. Big Sam will be desperate for points. One of the league’s most hostile managerial handshakes awaits.


2 Jan: West Ham v Manchester United, 5.15pm


Mourinho’s team in the Olympic Stadium for the first time against a West Ham side who got a draw at Old Trafford in November then lost in an EFL Cup tie there three days later. Last time in east London, the Manchester United bus was bricked.


4 Jan: Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea 4 Jan, 8pm


Their battle royale at Stamford Bridge at the end of last season was an FA disciplinary classic. Now it is Part II with Spurs desperate to get even, but this could be the game Chelsea win their 14th in a row and equal Arsenal’s 2002 record.
Harry Kane

Source : THE TELEGRAPH

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Atletico Madrid Fan Sues UEFA over Sergio Ramos' Champions League Final Goal

Atletico Madrid fan Jose Antonio Campon is not letting his team’s 2016 UEFA Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid go just yet, as he’s ready to sue European football’s governing body over the result.

As reported by Manu de Juan and Aled Bryon of AS, the Atletico fan’s gripe lies in the fact that Los Blancos defender Sergio Ramos was offside when he put Real ahead in the Milan showpiece in May. Now he’s looking for damages of €1,660 (£1,412) from UEFA.

“We demand the system to apply technical means that exist and are already used in other sports,” Campon said of the decision to award the goal. “These errors are always to the detriment of the
weak.”



The Atletico season-ticket holder also suggested Ramos’ controversial strike, awarded by English referee Mark Clattenburg, “altered the game, benefiting one of the teams.”

Per the report, Campon is seeking to be refunded the cost of his match ticket €160 (£136) as well as a further €1,500 (£1,276) for what’s described as “moral damage.”

SOURCE: BLEACHER REPORT

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Mourihno expected more from pogba

Jose Mourinho expected more from £89 million ($109 million) summer signing Paul Pogba in Manchester United’s 0-0 draw with Liverpool on Monday.

Speaking after the game, however, the Portuguese boss explained how he expected more in attack from pogba and believed his team could have won the game.

Mourihno said “Had it been 1-0, it would have been finished.Where Pogba was playing, I was expecting more penetration.Defensively we did really well, we should have had a little bit more. We had a big chance that I thought Zlatan was going to score.It was a very difficult game for us and for them. More difficult game for them than us. We started really well and were completely in control.” sky sports reports.

The point leaves United at seventh in the Premier League, with Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool up in fourth. After a midweek Europa League tie against Fenerbahce, Mourinho will return to Stamford Bridge for the first time since being sacked by Chelsea in December.

SOURCE : NEWSWEEK

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Barcelona signs Paco alacer

After so much pushing and searching.Barcelona finally got a striker. The striker arrives from Valencia and signs a five year contract with the blaugranes

FC Barcelona’s latest signing Paco Alcácer,previously at Valencia CF, comes on a five year contract. FC Barcelona will pay Valencia 30 million plus 2 million in variables for the 23 year old player.

The buy-out clause in Alcácer’s contract is set at 100 million euros. The striker has passed his medical and has now signed a contract with FC Barcelona, will be presented once he returns from international duty with the Spanish national team after having joined up with the squad on Monday. 

Alcácer becomes the first striker signed this summer by Luis Enrique’s team following defenders Samuel Umtiti and Lucas Digne, midfielders André Gomes and Denis Suárez and goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen to Camp Nou. 

So Luis Enrique finally has so many options to build a strong team. I guess they are prepared now.

Source: FCBARCELONA

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UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE DRAW 2016/2017

Here we are again !!!!.. Another exciting champions league about to kick off. Last champions league has come and gone. This year 's promises to be spectacular. We have new faces in the champions league like premier league champions Leicester also Tottenham.
Interestingly, Pep will face his old side, Barcelona. Looking forward to that. Bayern could see this as a revenge as they are drawn with Atletico who knocked them out of champions league quarter final last season. Their seems to be a great opportunity for Leicester To get to second round as they are drawn with club Brugge and kobehavn. Let's also watch out for PSG and Arsenal.. Below are the list of groups

GROUP A
Paris
Arsenal
Basel
Ludogorets

GROUP B
Benfica
Napoli
Dynamo Kyiv
Besiktas

GROUP C
Barcelona
Man City
Monchengladbach
Celtic

GROUP D
Bayern
Atletico
PSV
Rostov

GROUP E
CSKA Moskva
Leverkusen
Tottenham
Monaco

GROUP F
Real Madrid
Dortmund
Sporting CP
Legia

GROUP G
Leicester
Porto
Club Brugge
Kobehavn

GROUP H
Juventus
Sevilla
Lyon
Dinamo Zagreb

LET THE GAME BEGIN!!!

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Olympic 2016:Japanese millionaire gave $390,000 to Nigerian team

If there has been complain about lack of sponsor, I think this has taken over. Nigeria defeated Honduras to take third place in the Olympics and bring bronze home. Well, their bread is well sliced and buttered. They are also coming home with a total of $390,000. Check that calculator of yours and convert to naira.

Have heard of this prior to the tournament. But I now believe it. A Japanese millionaire, Katsuya takasu rewarded Nigeria for getting the bronze medal.

The Japanese felt he needed to make a contribution towards the team Nigeria that has passed through so many challenges in Rio. First, the Nigerian team was left stranded in U.S, reason because, the flight to take them down to Rio has not been paid for. As if that wasn't enough, financial issues beset them. Their allowances were not paid. So disheartening. That moved takasu. 

According to Quartz Africa, "he donated $200,000 to the team to cover bonuses and allowances and $10,000 to all members of the 18-man team as well as the team manager. Takasu flew to Rio, to personally deliver cheques to the team."

It was really a fulfilling dream for Takasu and team Nigeria. Despite all hassles and hurdles, they still came out third. And thanks to Takasu who also kept to his promise and delivered the money to them.

Our heart also goes out to Chierika ukogu who sponsored herself to the Olympics and took part in a competition that as good as no Nigerian had ever taken part in (see picture below). She still won silver medal. Shout out to you!

Source: enadenuga blog, Quartz Africa

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FA, PREMIER LEAGUE AND FOOTBALL LEAGUE ANNOUNCE NEW INTOLERABLE BEHAVIOR RULES

Premier league, football league and football association formed a joint bond with the aim of cutting down on intolerable behaviour displayed by players and managers

Premier league released a statement on Wednesday, pointing to the fact that the joint bond have told match officials to tighten their belt and take action against unacceptable participant conduct.

The new rules shows that players will be shown a yellow card if any contact is made with any match official in a non-aggressive manner...but if aggressive,then the player should dance to the tune of being showed a red card.

If the player also uses insulting or abusive language including gestures too, towards an official (as u can see in the image above), that's a non negotiable red card

So players, get your temper in check, cos yellow and red cards got your back.

*Some info gotten from bleacher reports*

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MOURINHO ANNOUNCES SQUAD FOR TOUR 2016

Jose Mourinho will take a 25-man squad to China for Tour 2016, presented by Aon, with Borussia Dortmund and Manchester City lying in wait.

New signings Eric Bailly and Henrikh Mikhitaryan are both named in the travelling party, as are a number of players whose Euro 2016 campaign ended in premature fashion at the last 16 stage - Wayne Rooney, Marcus Rashford, Chris Smalling, Paddy McNairand David De Gea.

Fit-again Luke Shaw is included, as are Will Keane and Andreas Pereira who scored the goals in the 2-0 win at Wigan on Saturday. Young defender Axel Tuanzebe, who Mourinho spoke about enthusiastically after the game, has also made the pre-season trip.

The Reds will face Borussia Dortmund in Shanghai on Friday, with Manchester City the opponents in Beijing next Monday. The week-long trip will afford Mourinho a good opportunity to have a closer look at his squad as he continues preparations for the new season. 

A further Tour 2016 game will follow against Galatasaray on 30 July in Gothenburg, while Wayne Rooney's testimonial against Everton (3 August) and the FA Community Shield (7 August) will give Mourinho more chances to assess the players before the the opening Premier League match at Bournemouth (14 August).

TRAVELLING SQUAD: De Gea, Romero, Johnstone, Bailly, Blind, Fosu-Mensah, Jones, McNair, Rojo, Shaw, Smalling, Tuanzebe, Valencia, Carrick, Herrera, Januzaj, Lingard, Mata, Memphis, Mkhitaryan, A.Pereira, Young, Keane, Rashford, Rooney.

Source: Man united website 

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ZLATAN IBRA SENDS WARNING TO DEFENDERS IN AND OUT OF PREMIER LEAGUE

The confident striker has been videoed showcasing his skills while on holiday in Los Angeles ahead of joining up with his new Manchester United teammates for preseason.

Well, if not all teams and players, but at least, the defenders who will have the job of stopping the big ibrahimovic will most like have a tough job to take on this season and the one to come...

Ibrahimovic, who recently declared he aims to become a 'God' at Old Trafford, joined the Red Devils earlier this summer and is currently away on holiday prior to joining up with his new teammates for preseason.

He wants to be a God at old Trafford...well let's see about that....while we count down to the first premier league match of 2016/2017...

DEFENDERS!!!...Watch out for him...if he wants to be a god at old Trafford,then be ready to be a goddess!!

Source: some content taken from *goal.com*

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Lucas Digne is officially an FC Barcelona player

Lucas Digne was officially presented as an FC Barcelona player on Thursday morning at the Camp Nou, following his medical at Ciutat Esportiva.

It was an early start for the Frenchman, who arrived at the Hospital of Barcelona at 7.00am CET before continuing his medical examinations at the club’s facilities. The day before, Digne underwent a rhinoplasty in order to amend an old nasal fracture.

The former Paris Saint-Germain player arrived at the Camp Nou shortly after 11.00am where he was welcomed by club president Josep Maria Bartomeu, who said: “We are delighted that you have agreed to join our club”.

The Frenchman, in turn, responded by saying: “I am very happy to be a Barça player, it is a great club and it is a great day for me.”

The official presentation of the agreement took place on the Camp Nou terrace, before Digne posed with his new Barça jersey on the pitch.

source: fcbarcelona.com

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FC Barcelona complete Samuel Umtiti transfer from Lyon

After the signing of Denis suarez, Barcelona's second transfer is a done deal.

The Catalan giants announced on Tuesday they have completed the transfer of Olympique Lyonnais center-back Samuel Umtiti, who joins the Blaugrana on a five-year contract. Barça paid a €25 million transfer fee, and Umtiti's initial buyout clause is set at €60 million for the time being.

Umtiti will be formally presented on Friday in a press conference at Camp Nou, and his shirt number is yet to be unveiled. The 22-year-old will serve as a backup to Gerard Piqué and Javier Mascherano in the center of the defense, and could also play as a left-back if necessary. Umtiti's signing addresses a necessity the Catalans have had for quite some time: a young defender with plenty of potential to develop and become a future star.

After signing Denis Suárez and Umtiti, Barça are now looking for a backup to the 'MSN' trio. Atlético Madrid's Luciano Vietto is the dream target, and that deal could become a reality sooner rather than later. Quietly and smartly, the Blaugranes are putting together a good transfer window, and we could be looking at a deep, deep squad next season.

Source: SB NATION

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Lionel Messi Probably Needs The Argentina Sabbatical After Jail Sentence

Lionel Messi was given a 21-month jail sentence for tax fraud. He likely won't serve it, but will still have to pay a hefty fine.This bit of bad news comes not too long after losing his third final in a row in an Argentina jersey and announcing his retirement from the national team. Like the jail sentence, the self-imposed retirement may not actually happen. When 2018 comes around, will he actually accept sitting on the sidelines as the World Cup starts in Russia? Personally, I don't think so.

But a break from the Argentine setup is probably a good idea. It's simple, he needs time away to clear his head and Argentina isn't giving him good feelings. Plus, he can rest a lot more as his body gets older. He used to travel wherever, whenever for the national team to play in exotic locales against middling opposition just to make the FA, an FA he sees as questionable, richer. Even then he seemed to play his heart out, and tire his legs out even more.

It's time to give that a rest. He's entitled to take a break and come back in a way that very few players in the world are (I can think of three - Cristiano Ronaldo, Luis Suarez, and the now-retired-from-international-play-but-probably-for-good Zlatan Ibrahimovic.)

Let him clear his head and rest his legs in the international breaks. It's for the better.

Source : SB nation

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Denis suarez joins fcbarcelona

FC Barcelona have decided to exercise the buy back clause for the player Denis Suárez, currently at Villarreal CF, which will see the player join the Club for the next four seasons with an option for a fifth depending on the number of appearances in the fourth season.

FC Barcelona have deposited 3,250,000 euros for the right to buy back the player.

The buy out clause for the players has been set at 50 million Euros.

Denis Suárez will undergo a medical on Tuesday and at 2.00pm CET he will be outside the Club offices for a short photo session.

The signing of the contract and the official presentation of the footballer as a new FC Barcelona player is programmed for Wednesday:

At 11.00am, signing of the contract in the first tier of the stand at Camp Nou.
At 11.30am, presentation in the Ricard Maxenchs press room.
At 1.00pm, photo session on the field at Camp Nou.
The general public can access the stadium for the photo session between 12.30pm and 1.30pm

His career so far

Denis Suárez will wear the Barça shirt once more, just as he did during the 2013/14 season for Barça B. The 22 year old is a talented midfielder who comes to FC Barcelona to strengthen the squad in the middle of the park and is the first signing of the season 2016/17 for the Club.

Suárez returns after spells at Sevilla and Villarreal. For Barça B he scored 7 goals and recorded 11 assists in his 36 matches. That brought him to the attention of the Andalusians and his spell there allowed the man from Galicia to develop as a player, also adding the Europa League title to his list of honours.

The following season Suárez signed for Villarreal with the Club maintaining the buy out that they have now exercised. At Villarreal he played 48 times, 36 as a starter, scoring five goals and recording 11 assists.

Source: fcbarcelona

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Ryan giggs departs manchester united: see reactions and comments

Ryan Giggs has departed his role as Manchester United's assistant manager, ending an association with the club that lasted nearly three decades.

The news was confirmed by United on Saturday via their official website. The announcement included a statement from Giggs, which read in part:

"After 29 seasons at Manchester United as a player and assistant manager, I know winning is in the DNA of this club—giving youth a chance, and playing attacking and exciting football. It's healthy to have high expectations, it's right to expect to win. Manchester United expects, deserves, nothing less.

This is why it is a huge decision for me to step away from the club that has been my life since the age of 14. It has not been a decision that I have made lightly. I'll take away so many special memories as well as a lifetime of experiences that will, I hope, serve me well in the future.

However, the time feels right and, although I have no immediate plans to step into management, it is where I want to be."

Club executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward also provided comments to the website about the decision:
Click here to read the comment.

The Welshman arrived at Old Trafford as a youngster in 1987 and went on to make 963 appearances for the team. As a player, he won 13 Premier League titles, two UEFA Champions League trophies and four FA Cups.

Following David Moyes' sacking, Giggs became the interim player-manager for the final four games of the 2013-14 season.

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Source: bleacher report.

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Breaking:Roy hodgson resigns as England coach

It's not surprising for this to happen...much seems to be expected from England and as a coach, all the responsibility falls on you...
Tonight was a nightmare to England...loosing 2 -1 to a seemingly small Iceland.. that will continue to stick on England's record...
So ,the coach decided to resign as the manager of England just immediately after tonight's match...Should he be blamed for tonight's match? Is it the best decision to resign? Well...you decide..but the news is , Roy, England's coach resigned tonight - 27-06-2016 , euro 2016..
Tonight is so amazing....Lionel Messi resigns, Spain out of euro, England out....what a day!!!!

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Pogba's agent admits negotiations with Real Madrid are happening

Paul Pogba's agent Mino Raiola admitted in MARCA that there are talks happening between Real Madrid and Juventus for the French midfielder.

"We are in the first stage of the negotiations," says Raiola in MARCA's front-page. "Paul admires Real Madrid and Zinedine Zidane and that will obviously be important towards his decision," he added.
Real Madrid were reportedly discouraged when they heard that the amount of the move would reach almost €150 million including the player's salary and the bonus for the agent, but it seems that something is clearly going on between both clubs.

"€120 million, €140 million? Paul is worth whatever a club is willing to pay for him," added Raiola.

Zinedine Zidane wants to add Pogba's presence to his midfield and it seems that president Florentino Pérez wants to give his coach the player he wants. Negotiations with Juventus will not be easy but expect a summer full of reports about Pogba's potential move to Madrid.

Source: Managing Madrid
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2016/17 Premier League fixtures OUT

Premier league season back again..Below are the 2016/2017 fixtures..all kick off time nailed at 3pm. Please note that fixtures and time are subject to change


Club by club fixture

AFC Bournemouth (afcb.co.uk)

13 Aug 2016 Manchester United (H)
20 Aug 2016 West Ham United (A)
27 Aug 2016 Crystal Palace (A)
10 Sep 2016 West Bromwich Albion (H)
17 Sep 2016 Manchester City (A)
24 Sep 2016 Everton (H)
01 Oct 2016 Watford (A)
15 Oct 2016 Hull City (H)
22 Oct 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
29 Oct 2016 Middlesbrough (A)
05 Nov 2016 Sunderland (H)
19 Nov 2016 Stoke City (A)
26 Nov 2016 Arsenal (A)
03 Dec 2016 Liverpool (H)
10 Dec 2016 Burnley (A)
13 Dec 2016 7:45pm Leicester City (H)
17 Dec 2016 Southampton (H)
26 Dec 2016 Chelsea (A)
31 Dec 2016 Swansea City (A)
02 Jan 2017 Arsenal (H)
14 Jan 2017 Hull City (A)
21 Jan 2017 Watford (H)
31 Jan 2017 7:45pm Crystal Palace (H)
04 Feb 2017 Everton (A)
11 Feb 2017 Manchester City (H)
25 Feb 2017 West Bromwich Albion (A)
04 Mar 2017 Manchester United (A)
11 Mar 2017 West Ham United (H)
18 Mar 2017 Swansea City (H)
01 Apr 2017 Southampton (A)
05 Apr 2017 8pm Liverpool (A)
08 Apr 2017 Chelsea (H)
15 Apr 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
22 Apr 2017 Middlesbrough (H)
29 Apr 2017 Sunderland (A)
06 May 2017 Stoke City (H)
13 May 2017 Burnley (H)
21 May 2017 Leicester City (A)

Arsenal (arsenal.com)

13 Aug 2016 Liverpool (H)
20 Aug 2016 Leicester City (A)
27 Aug 2016 Watford (A)
10 Sep 2016 Southampton (H)
17 Sep 2016 Hull City (A)
24 Sep 2016 Chelsea (H)
01 Oct 2016 Burnley (A)
15 Oct 2016 Swansea City (H)
22 Oct 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
29 Oct 2016 Sunderland (A)
05 Nov 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
19 Nov 2016 Manchester United (A)
26 Nov 2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
03 Dec 2016 West Ham United (A)
10 Dec 2016 Stoke City (H)
14 Dec 2016 7:45pm Everton (A)
17 Dec 2016 Manchester City (A)
26 Dec 2016 West Bromwich Albion (H)
31 Dec 2016 Crystal Palace (H)
02 Jan 2017 AFC Bournemouth (A)
14 Jan 2017 Swansea City (A)
21 Jan 2017 Burnley (H)
31 Jan 2017 7:45pm Watford (H)
04 Feb 2017 Chelsea (A)
11 Feb 2017 Hull City (H)
25 Feb 2017 Southampton (A)
04 Mar 2017 Liverpool (A)
11 Mar 2017 Leicester City (H)
18 Mar 2017 West Bromwich Albion (A)
01 Apr 2017 Manchester City (H)
04 Apr 2017 7:45pm West Ham United (H)
08 Apr 2017 Crystal Palace (A)
15 Apr 2017 Middlesbrough (A)
22 Apr 2017 Sunderland (H)
29 Apr 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
06 May 2017 Manchester United (H)
13 May 2017 Stoke City (A)
21 May 2017 Everton (H)

Burnley (burnleyfootballclub.com)

13 Aug 2016 Swansea City (H)
20 Aug 2016 Liverpool (A)
27 Aug 2016 Chelsea (A)
10 Sep 2016 Hull City (H)
17 Sep 2016 Leicester City (A)
24 Sep 2016 Watford (H)
01 Oct 2016 Arsenal (H)
15 Oct 2016 Southampton (A)
22 Oct 2016 Everton (H)
29 Oct 2016 Manchester United (A)
05 Nov 2016 Crystal Palace (H)
19 Nov 2016 West Bromwich Albion (A)
26 Nov 2016 Manchester City (H)
03 Dec 2016 Stoke City (A)
10 Dec 2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
13 Dec 2016 7:45pm West Ham United (A)
17 Dec 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
26 Dec 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
31 Dec 2016 Sunderland (H)
02 Jan 2017 Manchester City (A)
14 Jan 2017 Southampton (H)
21 Jan 2017 Arsenal (A)
31 Jan 2017 7:45pm Leicester City (H)
04 Feb 2017 Watford (A)
11 Feb 2017 Chelsea (H)
25 Feb 2017 Hull City (A)
04 Mar 2017 Swansea City (A)
11 Mar 2017 Liverpool (H)
18 Mar 2017 Sunderland (A)
01 Apr 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
04 Apr 2017 7:45pm Stoke City (H)
08 Apr 2017 Middlesbrough (A)
15 Apr 2017 Everton (A)
22 Apr 2017 Manchester United (H)
29 Apr 2017 Crystal Palace (A)
06 May 2017 West Bromwich Albion (H)
13 May 2017 AFC Bournemouth (A)
21 May 2017 West Ham United (H)

Chelsea (chelseafc.com)

13 Aug 2016 West Ham United (H)
20 Aug 2016 Watford (A)
27 Aug 2016 Burnley (H)
10 Sep 2016 Swansea City (A)
17 Sep 2016 Liverpool (H)
24 Sep 2016 Arsenal (A)
01 Oct 2016 Hull City (A)
15 Oct 2016 Leicester City (H)
22 Oct 2016 Manchester United (H)
29 Oct 2016 Southampton (A)
05 Nov 2016 Everton (H)
19 Nov 2016 Middlesbrough (A)
26 Nov 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
03 Dec 2016 Manchester City (A)
10 Dec 2016 West Bromwich Albion (H)
13 Dec 2016 7:45pm Sunderland (A)
17 Dec 2016 Crystal Palace (A)
26 Dec 2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
31 Dec 2016 Stoke City (H)
02 Jan 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
14 Jan 2017 Leicester City (A)
21 Jan 2017 Hull City (H)
01 Feb 2017 8pm Liverpool (A)
04 Feb 2017 Arsenal (H)
11 Feb 2017 Burnley (A)
25 Feb 2017 Swansea City (H)
04 Mar 2017 West Ham United (A)
11 Mar 2017 Watford (H)
18 Mar 2017 Stoke City (A)
01 Apr 2017 Crystal Palace (H)
05 Apr 2017 7:45pm Manchester City (H)
08 Apr 2017 AFC Bournemouth (A)
15 Apr 2017 Manchester United (A)
22 Apr 2017 Southampton (H)
29 Apr 2017 Everton (A)
06 May 2017 Middlesbrough (H)
13 May 2017 West Bromwich Albion (A)
21 May 2017 Sunderland (H)

Crystal Palace (cpfc.co.uk)

13 Aug 2016 West Bromwich Albion (H)
20 Aug 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
27 Aug 2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
10 Sep 2016 Middlesbrough (A)
17 Sep 2016 Stoke City (H)
24 Sep 2016 Sunderland (A)
01 Oct 2016 Everton (A)
15 Oct 2016 West Ham United (H)
22 Oct 2016 Leicester City (A)
29 Oct 2016 Liverpool (H)
05 Nov 2016 Burnley (A)
19 Nov 2016 Manchester City (H)
26 Nov 2016 Swansea City (A)
03 Dec 2016 Southampton (H)
10 Dec 2016 Hull City (A)
13 Dec 2016 8pm Manchester United (H)
17 Dec 2016 Chelsea (H)
26 Dec 2016 Watford (A)
31 Dec 2016 Arsenal (A)
02 Jan 2017 Swansea City (H)
14 Jan 2017 West Ham United (A)
21 Jan 2017 Everton (H)
31 Jan 2017 7:45pm AFC Bournemouth (A)
04 Feb 2017 Sunderland (H)
11 Feb 2017 Stoke City (A)
25 Feb 2017 Middlesbrough (H)
04 Mar 2017 West Bromwich Albion (A)
11 Mar 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
18 Mar 2017 Watford (H)
01 Apr 2017 Chelsea (A)
05 Apr 2017 7:45pm Southampton (A)
08 Apr 2017 Arsenal (H)
15 Apr 2017 Leicester City (H)
22 Apr 2017 Liverpool (A)
29 Apr 2017 Burnley (H)
06 May 2017 Manchester City (A)
13 May 2017 Hull City (H)
21 May 2017 Manchester United (A)

Everton (evertonfc.com)

13 Aug 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
20 Aug 2016 West Bromwich Albion (A)
27 Aug 2016 Stoke City (H)
10 Sep 2016 Sunderland (A)
17 Sep 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
24 Sep 2016 AFC Bournemouth (A)
01 Oct 2016 Crystal Palace (H)
15 Oct 2016 Manchester City (A)
22 Oct 2016 Burnley (A)
29 Oct 2016 West Ham United (H)
05 Nov 2016 Chelsea (A)
19 Nov 2016 Swansea City (H)
26 Nov 2016 Southampton (A)
03 Dec 2016 Manchester United (H)
10 Dec 2016 Watford (A)
14 Dec 2016 7:45pm Arsenal (H)
17 Dec 2016 Liverpool (H)
26 Dec 2016 Leicester City (A)
31 Dec 2016 Hull City (A)
02 Jan 2017 Southampton (H)
14 Jan 2017 Manchester City (H)
21 Jan 2017 Crystal Palace (A)
01 Feb 2017 8pm Stoke City (A)
04 Feb 2017 AFC Bournemouth (H)
11 Feb 2017 Middlesbrough (A)
25 Feb 2017 Sunderland (H)
04 Mar 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
11 Mar 2017 West Bromwich Albion (H)
18 Mar 2017 Hull City (H)
01 Apr 2017 Liverpool (A)
04 Apr 2017 8pm Manchester United (A)
08 Apr 2017 Leicester City (H)
15 Apr 2017 Burnley (H)
22 Apr 2017 West Ham United (A)
29 Apr 2017 Chelsea (H)
06 May 2017 Swansea City (A)
13 May 2017 Watford (H)
21 May 2017 Arsenal (A)

Hull City (hullcitytigers.com)

13 Aug 2016 Leicester City (H)
20 Aug 2016 Swansea City (A)
27 Aug 2016 Manchester United (H)
10 Sep 2016 Burnley (A)
17 Sep 2016 Arsenal (H)
24 Sep 2016 Liverpool (A)
01 Oct 2016 Chelsea (H)
15 Oct 2016 AFC Bournemouth (A)
22 Oct 2016 Stoke City (H)
29 Oct 2016 Watford (A)
05 Nov 2016 Southampton (H)
19 Nov 2016 Sunderland (A)
26 Nov 2016 West Bromwich Albion (H)
03 Dec 2016 Middlesbrough (A)
10 Dec 2016 Crystal Palace (H)
14 Dec 2016 8pm Tottenham Hotspur (A)
17 Dec 2016 West Ham United (A)
26 Dec 2016 Manchester City (H)
31 Dec 2016 Everton (H)
02 Jan 2017 West Bromwich Albion (A)
14 Jan 2017 AFC Bournemouth (H)
21 Jan 2017 Chelsea (A)
31 Jan 2017 8pm Manchester United (A)
04 Feb 2017 Liverpool (H)
11 Feb 2017 Arsenal (A)
25 Feb 2017 Burnley (H)
04 Mar 2017 Leicester City (A)
11 Mar 2017 Swansea City (H)
18 Mar 2017 Everton (A)
01 Apr 2017 West Ham United (H)
04 Apr 2017 7:45pm Middlesbrough (H)
08 Apr 2017 Manchester City (A)
15 Apr 2017 Stoke City (A)
22 Apr 2017 Watford (H)
29 Apr 2017 Southampton (A)
06 May 2017 Sunderland (H)
13 May 2017 Crystal Palace (A)
21 May 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (H)

Leicester City (lcfc.com)

13 Aug 2016 Hull City (A)
20 Aug 2016 Arsenal (H)
27 Aug 2016 Swansea City (H)
10 Sep 2016 Liverpool (A)
17 Sep 2016 Burnley (H)
24 Sep 2016 Manchester United (A)
01 Oct 2016 Southampton (H)
15 Oct 2016 Chelsea (A)
22 Oct 2016 Crystal Palace (H)
29 Oct 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
05 Nov 2016 West Bromwich Albion (H)
19 Nov 2016 Watford (A)
26 Nov 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
03 Dec 2016 Sunderland (A)
10 Dec 2016 Manchester City (H)
13 Dec 2016 7:45pm AFC Bournemouth (A)
17 Dec 2016 Stoke City (A)
26 Dec 2016 Everton (H)
31 Dec 2016 West Ham United (H)
02 Jan 2017 Middlesbrough (A)
14 Jan 2017 Chelsea (H)
21 Jan 2017 Southampton (A)
31 Jan 2017 7:45pm Burnley (A)
04 Feb 2017 Manchester United (H)
11 Feb 2017 Swansea City (A)
25 Feb 2017 Liverpool (H)
04 Mar 2017 Hull City (H)
11 Mar 2017 Arsenal (A)
18 Mar 2017 West Ham United (A)
01 Apr 2017 Stoke City (H)
04 Apr 2017 7:45pm Sunderland (H)
08 Apr 2017 Everton (A)
15 Apr 2017 Crystal Palace (A)
22 Apr 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
29 Apr 2017 West Bromwich Albion (A)
06 May 2017 Watford (H)
13 May 2017 Manchester City (A)
21 May 2017 AFC Bournemouth (H)

Liverpool (liverpoolfc.com)

13 Aug 2016 Arsenal (A)
20 Aug 2016 Burnley (H)
27 Aug 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
10 Sep 2016 Leicester City (H)
17 Sep 2016 Chelsea (A)
24 Sep 2016 Hull City (H)
01 Oct 2016 Swansea City (A)
15 Oct 2016 Manchester United (H)
22 Oct 2016 West Bromwich Albion (H)
29 Oct 2016 Crystal Palace (A)
05 Nov 2016 Watford (H)
19 Nov 2016 Southampton (A)
26 Nov 2016 Sunderland (H)
03 Dec 2016 AFC Bournemouth (A)
10 Dec 2016 West Ham United (H)
13 Dec 2016 7:45pm Middlesbrough (A)
17 Dec 2016 Everton (A)
26 Dec 2016 Stoke City (H)
31 Dec 2016 Manchester City (H)
02 Jan 2017 Sunderland (A)
14 Jan 2017 Manchester United (A)
21 Jan 2017 Swansea City (H)
01 Feb 2017 8pm Chelsea (H)
04 Feb 2017 Hull City (A)
11 Feb 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
25 Feb 2017 Leicester City (A)
04 Mar 2017 Arsenal (H)
11 Mar 2017 Burnley (A)
18 Mar 2017 Manchester City (A)
01 Apr 2017 Everton (H)
05 Apr 2017 8pm AFC Bournemouth (H)
08 Apr 2017 Stoke City (A)
15 Apr 2017 West Bromwich Albion (A)
22 Apr 2017 Crystal Palace (H)
29 Apr 2017 Watford (A)
06 May 2017 Southampton (H)
13 May 2017 West Ham United (A)
21 May 2017 Middlesbrough (H)

Manchester City (mcfc.co.uk)

13 Aug 2016 Sunderland (H)
20 Aug 2016 Stoke City (A)
27 Aug 2016 West Ham United (H)
10 Sep 2016 Manchester United (A)
17 Sep 2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
24 Sep 2016 Swansea City (A)
01 Oct 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
15 Oct 2016 Everton (H)
22 Oct 2016 Southampton (H)
29 Oct 2016 West Bromwich Albion (A)
05 Nov 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
19 Nov 2016 Crystal Palace (A)
26 Nov 2016 Burnley (A)
03 Dec 2016 Chelsea (H)
10 Dec 2016 Leicester City (A)
14 Dec 2016 8pm Watford (H)
17 Dec 2016 Arsenal (H)
26 Dec 2016 Hull City (A)
31 Dec 2016 Liverpool (A)
02 Jan 2017 Burnley (H)
14 Jan 2017 Everton (A)
21 Jan 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
31 Jan 2017 7:45pm West Ham United (A)
04 Feb 2017 Swansea City (H)
11 Feb 2017 AFC Bournemouth (A)
25 Feb 2017 Manchester United (H)
04 Mar 2017 Sunderland (A)
11 Mar 2017 Stoke City (H)
18 Mar 2017 Liverpool (H)
01 Apr 2017 Arsenal (A)
05 Apr 2017 7:45pm Chelsea (A)
08 Apr 2017 Hull City (H)
15 Apr 2017 Southampton (A)
22 Apr 2017 West Bromwich Albion (H)
29 Apr 2017 Middlesbrough (A)
06 May 2017 Crystal Palace (H)
13 May 2017 Leicester City (H)
21 May 2017 Watford (A)

Manchester United (manutd.com)

13 Aug 2016 AFC Bournemouth (A)
20 Aug 2016 Southampton (H)
27 Aug 2016 Hull City (A)
10 Sep 2016 Manchester City (H)
17 Sep 2016 Watford (A)
24 Sep 2016 Leicester City (H)
01 Oct 2016 Stoke City (H)
15 Oct 2016 Liverpool (A)
22 Oct 2016 Chelsea (A)
29 Oct 2016 Burnley (H)
05 Nov 2016 Swansea City (A)
19 Nov 2016 Arsenal (H)
26 Nov 2016 West Ham United (H)
03 Dec 2016 Everton (A)
10 Dec 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
13 Dec 2016 8pm Crystal Palace (A)
17 Dec 2016 West Bromwich Albion (A)
26 Dec 2016 Sunderland (H)
31 Dec 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
02 Jan 2017 West Ham United (A)
14 Jan 2017 Liverpool (H)
21 Jan 2017 Stoke City (A)
31 Jan 2017 8pm Hull City (H)
04 Feb 2017 Leicester City (A)
11 Feb 2017 Watford (H)
25 Feb 2017 Manchester City (A)
04 Mar 2017 AFC Bournemouth (H)
11 Mar 2017 Southampton (A)
18 Mar 2017 Middlesbrough (A)
01 Apr 2017 West Bromwich Albion (H)
04 Apr 2017 8pm Everton (H)
08 Apr 2017 Sunderland (A)
15 Apr 2017 Chelsea (H)
22 Apr 2017 Burnley (A)
29 Apr 2017 Swansea City (H)
06 May 2017 Arsenal (A)
13 May 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
21 May 2017 Crystal Palace (H)

Middlesbrough (mfc.co.uk)

13 Aug 2016 Stoke City (H)
20 Aug 2016 Sunderland (A)
27 Aug 2016 West Bromwich Albion (A)
10 Sep 2016 Crystal Palace (H)
17 Sep 2016 Everton (A)
24 Sep 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
01 Oct 2016 West Ham United (A)
15 Oct 2016 Watford (H)
22 Oct 2016 Arsenal (A)
29 Oct 2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
05 Nov 2016 Manchester City (A)
19 Nov 2016 Chelsea (H)
26 Nov 2016 Leicester City (A)
03 Dec 2016 Hull City (H)
10 Dec 2016 Southampton (A)
13 Dec 2016 7.45pm Liverpool (H)
17 Dec 2016 Swansea City (H)
26 Dec 2016 Burnley (A)
31 Dec 2016 Manchester United (A)
02 Jan 2017 Leicester City (H)
14 Jan 2017 Watford (A)
21 Jan 2017 West Ham United (H)
31 Jan 2017 7.45pm West Bromwich Albion (H)
04 Feb 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
11 Feb 2017 Everton (H)
25 Feb 2017 Crystal Palace (A)
04 Mar 2017 Stoke City (A)
11 Mar 2017 Sunderland (H)
18 Mar 2017 Manchester United (H)
01 Apr 2017 Swansea City (A)
04 Apr 2017 7.45pm Hull City (A)
08 Apr 2017 Burnley (H)
15 Apr 2017 Arsenal (H)
22 Apr 2017 AFC Bournemouth (A)
29 Apr 2017 Manchester City (H)
06 May 2017 Chelsea (A)
13 May 2017 Southampton (H)
21 May 2017 Liverpool (A)

Southampton (saintsfc.co.uk)

13 Aug 2016 Watford (H)
20 Aug 2016 Manchester United (A)
27 Aug 2016 Sunderland (H)
10 Sep 2016 Arsenal (A)
17 Sep 2016 Swansea City (H)
24 Sep 2016 West Ham United (A)
01 Oct 2016 Leicester City (A)
15 Oct 2016 Burnley (H)
22 Oct 2016 Manchester City (A)
29 Oct 2016 Chelsea (H)
05 Nov 2016 Hull City (A)
19 Nov 2016 Liverpool (H)
26 Nov 2016 Everton (H)
03 Dec 2016 Crystal Palace (A)
10 Dec 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
14 Dec 2016 8pm Stoke City (A)
17 Dec 2016 AFC Bournemouth (A)
26 Dec 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
31 Dec 2016 West Bromwich Albion (H)
02 Jan 2017 Everton (A)
14 Jan 2017 Burnley (A)
21 Jan 2017 Leicester City (H)
31 Jan 2017 7.45pm Swansea City (A)
04 Feb 2017 West Ham United (H)
11 Feb 2017 Sunderland (A)
25 Feb 2017 Arsenal (H)
04 Mar 2017 Watford (A)
11 Mar 2017 Manchester United (H)
18 Mar 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
01 Apr 2017 AFC Bournemouth (H)
05 Apr 2017 7.45pm Crystal Palace (H)
08 Apr 2017 West Bromwich Albion (A)
15 Apr 2017 Manchester City (H)
22 Apr 2017 Chelsea (A)
29 Apr 2017 Hull City (H)
06 May 2017 Liverpool (A)
13 May 2017 Middlesbrough (A)
21 May 2017 Stoke City (H)

Stoke City (stokecityfc.com)

13 Aug 2016 Middlesbrough (A)
20 Aug 2016 Manchester City (H)
27 Aug 2016 Everton (A)
10 Sep 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
17 Sep 2016 Crystal Palace (A)
24 Sep 2016 West Bromwich Albion (H)
01 Oct 2016 Manchester United (A)
15 Oct 2016 Sunderland (H)
22 Oct 2016 Hull City (A)
29 Oct 2016 Swansea City (H)
05 Nov 2016 West Ham United (A)
19 Nov 2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
26 Nov 2016 Watford (A)
03 Dec 2016 Burnley (H)
10 Dec 2016 Arsenal (A)
14 Dec 2016 8pm Southampton (H)
17 Dec 2016 Leicester City (H)
26 Dec 2016 Liverpool (A)
31 Dec 2016 Chelsea (A)
02 Jan 2017 Watford (H)
14 Jan 2017 Sunderland (A)
21 Jan 2017 Manchester United (H)
01 Feb 2017 8pm Everton (H)
04 Feb 2017 West Bromwich Albion (A)
11 Feb 2017 Crystal Palace (H)
25 Feb 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
04 Mar 2017 Middlesbrough (H)
11 Mar 2017 Manchester City (A)
18 Mar 2017 Chelsea (H)
01 Apr 2017 Leicester City (A)
04 Apr 2017 7.45pm Burnley (A)
08 Apr 2017 Liverpool (H)
15 Apr 2017 Hull City (H)
22 Apr 2017 Swansea City (A)
29 Apr 2017 West Ham United (H)
06 May 2017 AFC Bournemouth (A)
13 May 2017 Arsenal (H)
21 May 2017 Southampton (A)

Sunderland (safc.com)

13 Aug 2016 Manchester City (A)
20 Aug 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
27 Aug 2016 Southampton (A)
10 Sep 2016 Everton (H)
17 Sep 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
24 Sep 2016 Crystal Palace (H)
01 Oct 2016 West Bromwich Albion (H)
15 Oct 2016 Stoke City (A)
22 Oct 2016 West Ham United (A)
29 Oct 2016 Arsenal (H)
05 Nov 2016 AFC Bournemouth (A)
19 Nov 2016 Hull City (H)
26 Nov 2016 Liverpool (A)
03 Dec 2016 Leicester City (H)
10 Dec 2016 Swansea City (A)
13 Dec 2016 7.45pm Chelsea (H)
17 Dec 2016 Watford (H)
26 Dec 2016 Manchester United (A)
31 Dec 2016 Burnley (A)
02 Jan 2017 Liverpool (H)
14 Jan 2017 Stoke City (H)
21 Jan 2017 West Bromwich Albion (A)
31 Jan 2017 7.45pm Tottenham Hotspur (H)
04 Feb 2017 Crystal Palace (A)
11 Feb 2017 Southampton (H)
25 Feb 2017 Everton (A)
04 Mar 2017 Manchester City (H)
11 Mar 2017 Middlesbrough (A)
18 Mar 2017 Burnley (H)
01 Apr 2017 Watford (A)
04 Apr 2017 7.45pm Leicester City (A)
08 Apr 2017 Manchester United (H)
15 Apr 2017 West Ham United (H)
22 Apr 2017 Arsenal (A)
29 Apr 2017 AFC Bournemouth (H)
06 May 2017 Hull City (A)
13 May 2017 Swansea City (H)
21 May 2017 Chelsea (A)

Swansea City (swanseacity.net)

13 Aug 2016 Burnley (A)
20 Aug 2016 Hull City (H)
27 Aug 2016 Leicester City (A)
10 Sep 2016 Chelsea (H)
17 Sep 2016 Southampton (A)
24 Sep 2016 Manchester City (H)
01 Oct 2016 Liverpool (H)
15 Oct 2016 Arsenal (A)
22 Oct 2016 Watford (H)
29 Oct 2016 Stoke City (A)
05 Nov 2016 Manchester United (H)
19 Nov 2016 Everton (A)
26 Nov 2016 Crystal Palace (H)
03 Dec 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
10 Dec 2016 Sunderland (H)
13 Dec 2016 8pm West Bromwich Albion (A)
17 Dec 2016 Middlesbrough (A)
26 Dec 2016 West Ham United (H)
31 Dec 2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
02 Jan 2017 Crystal Palace (A)
14 Jan 2017 Arsenal (H)
21 Jan 2017 Liverpool (A)
31 Jan 2017 7.45pm Southampton (H)
04 Feb 2017 Manchester City (A)
11 Feb 2017 Leicester City (H)
25 Feb 2017 Chelsea (A)
04 Mar 2017 Burnley (H)
11 Mar 2017 Hull City (A)
18 Mar 2017 AFC Bournemouth (A)
01 Apr 2017 Middlesbrough (H)
04 Apr 2017 7.45pm Tottenham Hotspur (H)
08 Apr 2017 West Ham United (A)
15 Apr 2017 Watford (A)
22 Apr 2017 Stoke City (H)
29 Apr 2017 Manchester United (A)
06 May 2017 Everton (H)
13 May 2017 Sunderland (A)
21 May 2017 West Bromwich Albion (H)

Tottenham Hotspur (tottenhamhotspur.com)

13 Aug 2016 Everton (A)
20 Aug 2016 Crystal Palace (H)
27 Aug 2016 Liverpool (H)
10 Sep 2016 Stoke City (A)
17 Sep 2016 Sunderland (H)
24 Sep 2016 Middlesbrough (A)
01 Oct 2016 Manchester City (H)
15 Oct 2016 West Bromwich Albion (A)
22 Oct 2016 AFC Bournemouth (A)
29 Oct 2016 Leicester City (H)
05 Nov 2016 Arsenal (A)
19 Nov 2016 West Ham United (H)
26 Nov 2016 Chelsea (A)
03 Dec 2016 Swansea City (H)
10 Dec 2016 Manchester United (A)
14 Dec 2016 8pm Hull City (H)
17 Dec 2016 Burnley (H)
26 Dec 2016 Southampton (A)
31 Dec 2016 Watford (A)
02 Jan 2017 Chelsea (H)
14 Jan 2017 West Bromwich Albion (H)
21 Jan 2017 Manchester City (A)
31 Jan 2017 7.45pm Sunderland (A)
04 Feb 2017 Middlesbrough (H)
11 Feb 2017 Liverpool (A)
25 Feb 2017 Stoke City (H)
04 Mar 2017 Everton (H)
11 Mar 2017 Crystal Palace (A)
18 Mar 2017 Southampton (H)
01 Apr 2017 Burnley (A)
04 Apr 2017 7.45pm Swansea City (A)
08 Apr 2017 Watford (H)
15 Apr 2017 AFC Bournemouth (H)
22 Apr 2017 Leicester City (A)
29 Apr 2017 Arsenal (H)
06 May 2017 West Ham United (A)
13 May 2017 Manchester United (H)
21 May 2017 Hull City (A)

Watford (watfordfc.com)

13 Aug 2016 Southampton (A)
20 Aug 2016 Chelsea (H)
27 Aug 2016 Arsenal (H)
10 Sep 2016 West Ham United (A)
17 Sep 2016 Manchester United (H)
24 Sep 2016 Burnley (A)
01 Oct 2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
15 Oct 2016 Middlesbrough (A)
22 Oct 2016 Swansea City (A)
29 Oct 2016 Hull City (H)
05 Nov 2016 Liverpool (A)
19 Nov 2016 Leicester City (H)
26 Nov 2016 Stoke City (H)
03 Dec 2016 West Bromwich Albion (A)
10 Dec 2016 Everton (H)
14 Dec 2016 8pm Manchester City (A)
17 Dec 2016 Sunderland (A)
26 Dec 2016 Crystal Palace (H)
31 Dec 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
02 Jan 2017 Stoke City (A)
14 Jan 2017 Middlesbrough (H)
21 Jan 2017 AFC Bournemouth (A)
31 Jan 2017 7.45pm Arsenal (A)
04 Feb 2017 Burnley (H)
11 Feb 2017 Manchester United (A)
25 Feb 2017 West Ham United (H)
04 Mar 2017 Southampton (H)
11 Mar 2017 Chelsea (A)
18 Mar 2017 Crystal Palace (A)
01 Apr 2017 Sunderland (H)
04 Apr 2017 7.45pm West Bromwich Albion (H)
08 Apr 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
15 Apr 2017 Swansea City (H)
22 Apr 2017 Hull City (A)
29 Apr 2017 Liverpool (H)
06 May 2017 Leicester City (A)
13 May 2017 Everton (A)
21 May 2017 Manchester City (H)

West Bromwich Albion (wba.co.uk)

13 Aug 2016 Crystal Palace (A)
20 Aug 2016 Everton (H)
27 Aug 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
10 Sep 2016 AFC Bournemouth (A)
17 Sep 2016 West Ham United (H)
24 Sep 2016 Stoke City (A)
01 Oct 2016 Sunderland (A)
15 Oct 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
22 Oct 2016 Liverpool (A)
29 Oct 2016 Manchester City (H)
05 Nov 2016 Leicester City (A)
19 Nov 2016 Burnley (H)
26 Nov 2016 Hull City (A)
03 Dec 2016 Watford (H)
10 Dec 2016 Chelsea (A)
13 Dec 2016 8pm Swansea City (H)
17 Dec 2016 Manchester United (H)
26 Dec 2016 Arsenal (A)
31 Dec 2016 Southampton (A)
02 Jan 2017 Hull City (H)
14 Jan 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
21 Jan 2017 Sunderland (H)
31 Jan 2017 7.45pm Middlesbrough (A)
04 Feb 2017 Stoke City (H)
11 Feb 2017 West Ham United (A)
25 Feb 2017 AFC Bournemouth (H)
04 Mar 2017 Crystal Palace (H)
11 Mar 2017 Everton (A)
18 Mar 2017 Arsenal (H)
01 Apr 2017 Manchester United (A)
04 Apr 2017 7.45pm Watford (A)
08 Apr 2017 Southampton (H)
15 Apr 2017 Liverpool (H)
22 Apr 2017 Manchester City (A)
29 Apr 2017 Leicester City (H)
06 May 2017 Burnley (A)
13 May 2017 Chelsea (H)
21 May 2017 Swansea City (A)

West Ham United (whufc.com)

13 Aug 2016 Chelsea (A)
20 Aug 2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
27 Aug 2016 Manchester City (A)
10 Sep 2016 Watford (H)
17 Sep 2016 West Bromwich Albion (A)
24 Sep 2016 Southampton (H)
01 Oct 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
15 Oct 2016 Crystal Palace (A)
22 Oct 2016 Sunderland (H)
29 Oct 2016 Everton (A)
05 Nov 2016 Stoke City (H)
19 Nov 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
26 Nov 2016 Manchester United (A)
03 Dec 2016 Arsenal (H)
10 Dec 2016 Liverpool (A)
13 Dec 2016 7.45pm Burnley (H)
17 Dec 2016 Hull City (H)
26 Dec 2016 Swansea City (A)
31 Dec 2016 Leicester City (A)
02 Jan 2017 Manchester United (H)
14 Jan 2017 Crystal Palace (H)
21 Jan 2017 Middlesbrough (A)
31 Jan 2017 7.45pm Manchester City (H)
04 Feb 2017 Southampton (A)
11 Feb 2017 West Bromwich Albion (H)
25 Feb 2017 Watford (A)
04 Mar 2017 Chelsea (H)
11 Mar 2017 AFC Bournemouth (A)
18 Mar 2017 Leicester City (H)
01 Apr 2017 Hull City (A)
04 Apr 2017 7.45pm Arsenal (A)
08 Apr 2017 Swansea City (H)
15 Apr 2017 Sunderland (A)
22 Apr 2017 Everton (H)
29 Apr 2017 Stoke City (A)
06 May 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
13 May 2017 Liverpool (H)
21 May 2017 Burnley (A)

Source: SBS & M.PREMIER LEAGUE

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Another loss!! Former Ogun FA scribe dies at 57

A former Secretary of Ogun State Football Association, Mr. Leo Oyenekan, is dead.

The Media Officer to the Ogun State FA, Wole Otayemi, stated this in a statement on Monday.

Oyenekan’s death came few days after former Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi and the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Technical Director, Shuaibu Amodu, passed away, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.

Oyenekan, who was the immediate past secretary of the association, died on Monday at the age of 57 years, after a brief illness.

The statement described the deceased as a diligent, hardworking and committed officer, who spent over 15 years with the association

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Source : the nation

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