2013/14 Barclays Premier League Fixtures / Schedules

By Game Yetu

HERE IS YOUR WEEKEND EPL FIXTURES

FULL-TIME EPL MATCHES: GOAL SUMMARY
Arsenal (Cazorla 57′ 62') 2 - 0 Fulham
Crystal Palace 1 - 0 Stoke
Man City (Dzeko 14′ Jesús Navas 33' Yaya Touré 76') 4 - 2 Cardiff
Norwich 1 - 0 Hull
West Ham 1 - 3 Newcastle

Liverpool (Sturridge 45′ Gerrard 53′ (penalty) ) 2 - 2 Aston Villa (Weimann 25′ Benteke 36′ )

YOU WEEKEND EPL FIXTURES
Weekend's big match will be at the Bridge - Chelsea v Man Utd.
*What do you think of this match? and how many goals do you think Fulham will soak in at Emirates stadium? What of Liverpool at home against Villa and Man City against Cardiff?

Saturday January 18, 2014
Sunderland v Southampton-3: 45pm
Arsenal v Fulham-6pm
Crystal Palace v Stoke City -6pm
Manchester City v Cardiff City-6pm
Norwich City v Hull City-6pm
West Ham United v Newcastle-6pm
Liverpool v Aston Villa -8: 30pm

Sunday January 19, 2014
Swansea City v Tottenham -4: 30pm
Chelsea v Man United -7pm

Monday January 20, 2014
West Brom v Everton - 11pm

Monday 13 January 2014

Aston Villa v Arsenal 11.00 pm

A MUST READ FOR ARSENAL FANS!

- By Tony Anelka and Game Yetu Talks

Two major events will be unfolding tonight - FIFA Ballon d’Or and EPL Monday fixture where Arsenal will be away at Villa Park.
Focus on EPL - With the form of top four teams, there is no breathing spacing even if a team wins a match by many goals. Only six points separating the top four - Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool. Any slip up means disaster to a team as the race rolls towards the crucial stretch. Well, Arsenal is no doubt in good form and they are the favourites in tonight's encounter with Aston Villa which is placed 11th on the log.
Wait a minute - Is this the same team that defeated Arsenal in the first game of the season? My thinking tells me things will be different tonight because Arsenal has a fantastic away record though facing a team that can be termed as a 'giant killer'. Where is your money on? Do you think Villa can pull another surprise on Wenger's men? 11pm is the time.

FIFA Ballon d’Or

It's all happening tonight in Zurich and 10pm is the time. FIFA Ballon d’Or ( Player of the year award) ceremony will be going down. Three talented footballers will be up for the top prize - Lionel Messi, Christiano Ronaldo and Frank Ribery. Messi have won the prize before while Ronaldo coming close on a number of times. Ribery, is yet to put a signature within that circle and he believes he should win it though saying it makes no sense if he doesn't win it tonight - "It wouldn’t be the end of the world if I didn’t win, but it would be a big disappointment. Life goes on," said Ribery.
Now, considering their talents, form on pitch, achievements, club contributions and their contributions to country as well, which player would you favour for tonight's big prize and why?
- By Tony Anelka

 

FULL-TIME: EPL GOAL SUMMARY
Hull 0 - 2 Chelsea
Cardiff 0 - 2 West Ham
Everton 2 - 0 Norwich
Fulham 1 - 4 Sunderland
Southampton 1 - 0 West Brom
Tottenham 2 - 0 Crystal Palace

Man Utd (Antonio Valencia 47′ Welbeck 59′ ) 2 - 0 Swansea

 Newcastle 0 -2 Manchester City (Dzeko 8′ Negredo 90' )

Stoke (Crouch 39' Adam 45' Walters 85') 3 - 5 Liverpool (Shawcross 5' Suárez 32', 71' Gerrard 51' Sturridge 87')

Hull City v Chelsea 3.45pm
Cardiff v West Ham 6pm
Everton v Norwich City 6pm
Fulham v Sunderland 6pm
Southampton v West Brom 6pm
Tottenham v Crystal Palace 6pm
Man United v Swansea 8.30pm
Sunday 12 January 2014
Newcastle v Manchester City 5.05pm
Stoke City v Liverpool 7.10pm
Monday 13 January 2014
Aston Villa v Arsenal 11pm