La Liga

Real Madrid vs Xerez

Date: September 20th Time: 17:00 (GMT)

Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema says that winning the UEFA Champions League would be a dream come true and he believes that his side are capable of helping him realise that dream.

"It would be a huge dream to lift the Champions League trophy. Now I'm on a team that has the ability to win the premier club competition and that always generates expectations and, above all, a great responsibility," Benzema told the club's website.

He believes that his side has the quality to win it and says he isn't concerned about the number of goals he scores as the team is most important.

He continued, "I am fortunate to have colleagues of tremendous quality. I haven't got a number of goals in my head as the collective contribution of the team is all that matters," before going on to say that he expects his team to continue improving, starting with Xerez in the Primera Division on Sunday.

"I think against Xerez we will be better than against Deportivo La Coruna. A stadium like the Bernabeu makes you want to play well and score as many goals as possible."

Source: Paul Madden, Goal.com

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English Premier League

Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur

Date: September 20th Time: 15:00 (GMT)

When Jermain Defoe leapt to volley Tottenham into a first-minute lead against Manchester United last weekend, the dreams of their supporters ran wild. Their flawless start to the season would add the scalp of the champions to that of Liverpool. United's subsequent comeback supplied the reality check and now comes the trip to a stadium where they have not won in 19 years and 22 matches. Spurs will attack but Chelsea, relentless and remorseless, have yet to be stopped under their latest manager, Carlo Ancelotti.

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Italy Serie A

AC Milan vs Bologna

Date: September 20th Time: 13:00 (GMT)

AC Milan defender Thiago Silva has hailed Filippo Inzaghi's contribution to the team as he looks ahead to this weekend's game against Bologna.

Inzaghi's brace fired Milan past Marseille in the Champions League on Tuesday night, and Silva believes there is more to come from the legendary striker.

"The team has shown some excellent play. Playing alongside Inzaghi is a great satisfaction. He is a big player, a great person. He always makes himself ready when on the pitch," the defender told Milan Channel.

"He always makes the best from chances and I hope he scores plenty in our next game."

That game will be against Bologna who have yet to record a win this season. However, Thiago Silva has asked for caution.

"It will be a very important game for us. We have to rediscover our winning ways in the league because we have not won since week one," concluded the defender.

Source: Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com

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Italy Serie A

Cagliari vs Inter Milan

Date: September 20th Time: 13:00 (GMT)

Former Inter goalkeeper Gianluca Pagliuca believes Cagliari can hurt the Nerazzurri if they take advantage of their guests' Champions League tiredness.

The Italian believes his old side will not be at their peak because of the energy they spent during the Barcelona clash.

"Of course Cagliari are not favourites to win, but Inter will have their batteries near empty after their cup match," Pagliuca told Tuttocagliari.net.

Pagliuca believes the game may be decided by the goalkeepers, hailing Julio Cesar and the highly-rated Federico Marchetti.

"Both teams have excellent players. I have always praised Cesar, but I think Marchetti will find it difficult to prove himself further. He is a great 'keeper - his performances from last term show that," concluded the former international.

Source: Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com

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Italy Serie A

Roma vs Fiorentina

Date: September 20th Time: 18:45 (GMT)

Fiorentina playmaker Stevan Jovetic is hoping to be the protagonist against Roma when the two sides meet on Sunday night.

Jovetic, who has good memories of ties against Roma, is hoping to leave a decent performance in the minds of the fans once again as he aims to stamp his hallmark on the game.

"We played a great game against Lyon despite the defeat, and so we will be more motivated against Roma," the youngster told the press.

"We know they are a great team with great players, but our objective is to win. I didn't see their game in the Europa League, but I am sure they played well, they always do."

Both teams are seen as worthy contenders for fourth place this term, but Jovetic does not feel this game will have any significance on the top-four race.

"We are playing better, I think the top three will be Milan, Inter and Juventus, and maybe we can get in there too. I don't think this is a play-off for fourth place," concluded the Montenegrin.

Source: Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com

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English Premier League

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Fulham

Date: September 20th Time: 13:00 (GMT)

Any hopes Wolverhampton Wanderers had of facing a Fulham side affected by the demands of a Thursday night fixture in Sofia were dashed when Roy Hodgson made nine changes for the 1-1 draw in Bulgaria. Hodgson has learnt his lesson after the previous European away trip, which was followed by a dismal showing at Aston Villa. Wolves, who are boosted by the return of Michael Kightly, Kevin Foley, Jody Craddock and Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, need a victory after picking up only one point from their previous three matches.

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English Premier League

Everton vs Blackburn Rovers

Date: September 20th Time: 14:00 (GMT)

Everton started badly last season – two wins and a draw from the opening five games. So far this season they have won one from the first four and sit in the relegation zone. Blackburn broke their duck last Saturday with a 3-1 win over Wolves – the first time they have scored three goals since January.

Phil Jagielka and Mikael Arteta are long-term absentees and they have been joined on the sidelines by Phil Neville, who suffered knee ligament damage at Fulham last Sunday. Blackburn, who check Benni McCarthy and Steven Nzonzi, are unbeaten in their last four League meetings with Everton.

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English Premier League

Hull City vs Birmingham City

Date: September 19th Time: 14:00 (GMT)

Tale of the game

These teams have never met in the top division before but Birmingham have the upper hand, winning 22 meetings, with Hull successful in 15 and another 15 drawn. The last time they met, in the Championship in 2007, Dean Windass scored twice for Hull and Birmingham had Radhi Jaidi sent off after just 34 minutes.

Hull, who have gone 19 games since they last scored more than once in a game, test Anthony Gardner and Dean Marney. Birmingham have gone 23 games since they lost by more than one goal and test Stephen Carr, Gregory Vignal, Marcus Bent and David Murphy.

Hull (probable, 4-4-1-1): Myhill; Zayatte, McShane, Sonko, Dawson; Ghilas, Kilbane, Olofinjana, Hunt; Geovanni; Fagan.

Birmingham (probable, 4-4-1-1): Hart; Tainio, Johnson, Queudrue, Parnaby; Bowyer, Ferguson, Carsley, Fahey; O’Connor; McFadden.
Referee: Phil Dowd. Matches: 3. R0 Y11.

Last season: N/A.

Stat of the game: Hull have gone 19 games since they last scored more than one goal.

Betting tip: A goalless draw brings 7-1.

Source: www.telegraph.co.uk

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West Ham vs Liverpool

Date: September 19th Time: 16:30 (GMT)

Liverpool travel to West Ham on Saturday evening aiming to keep pace with the leading pack.

The Reds have won their last two Premier League games to steady the ship after losing two of their first three encounters.

West Ham have not won since the opening day of the season and they will be keen to secure their first home success of the campaign.

Hammers boss Gianfranco Zola is still missing left-back Herita Ilunga with a cheekbone injury meaning James Tomkins will continue in defence.

Midfielder Luis Boa Morte remains sidelined with a knee problem, but Valon Behrami is pushing for a recall after making his return from a long-term injury as a substitute in last weekend's defeat to Wigan.

Alessandro Diamanti is pushing for a place in the starting line-up after impressing off the bench against Wigan and he could partner Carlton Cole in attack.

New signing Guillermo Franco is unlikely to feature having only signed for the club on Thursday.

Javier Mascherano is set to return to the Liverpool starting XI against his former club after recovering from a back problem.

The Argentine made a late cameo against Debrecen in midweek and he is set to return in midfield alongside Lucas Leiva allowing Steven Gerrard to resume his partnership with Fernando Torres in attack.

Italian midfielder Alberto Aquilani is still missing as he recovers from an ankle problem, while the game has come too soon for Daniel Agger who is expected to return to action next week.

Fabio Aurelio is set to content himself with a place on the bench as he continues to find his fitness after a knee problem.

Glen Johnson and Yossi Benayoun are both likely to start against their former employers.

Source: www.skysports.com

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Bolton Wanderes vs Stoke City

Date: September 19th Time: 14:00 (GMT)

Only one place and four points separated Bolton Wanderers and Stoke City in last season’s final Premier League table, as Saturday’s hosts finished 13th, once place lower than Tony Puils’ highly impressive debutants.

Both sides would be happy to match those finishes this time around with the scrap to avoid relegation to the Championship looking it will be as competitive as ever.

Gary Megson’s Bolton made a slow start to this campaign, losing their first three games, but did defeat Portsmouth 3-2 at Fratton Park last week in what was an unexpected thriller.

Stoke, on the other hand, have been more impressive. Although they lost 2-1 to Chelsea last week due to a stoppage time Florent Malouda goal, they have still accumulated seven points so far and sit inside the top ten.

Something will need to give on Saturday, with Bolton yet to pick up a point at home this season and the Potters yet to win on the road – last season their survival was based almost solely on their excellent record at the Britannia Stadium.

Source: www.goal.com

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