Fashion news: the 3pm kick-off is making a comeback
None of tomorrow’s five Premier League games are on TV!
With the Manchester derby and Chelsea/Arsenal both televised on Sunday and Liverpool held off until Monday, there are no games deemed worthy of the hallowed lunchtime or early evening slots taking place on Saturday, meaning that all five fixtures will kick off at the once-fashionable time of 3pm. Rather than leaving you confused about what to expect from tomorrow’s games, chickendinner has previewed every game to help you decide who to put on your accumulators:
Aston Villa v Fulham
It would be typical of Villa to go from beating Arsenal and drawing with Manchester United to losing at home to Fulham so victory in this game would go a long way to establishing their credentials for sustaining a top-four push. However, Martin O’Neill’s side have won none of their four home games against top-half sides this season, drawing three and losing one. Fulham are no longer pushovers away from home as last weekend’s draw at Anfield showed and they have lost just one of their last seven Premier League games. Last season, the home side won both of these encounters but before that they drew five successive clashes and a draw (11/4 with Paddy Power) could be on the cards again.
Tags: Anfield, Aston Villa, Bolton, Fulham, Hull City, Jeff Stelling, Joe Kinnear, Kevin Phillips, Martin O'Neill, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Paddy Power, Premier League, Riverside Stadium, Stamford Bridge, Stoke City, Sunderland, Tony Mowbray, West Brom, Wigan
Posted: November 28th, 2008 by Michael Lintorn | Add Comment 
