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Forthcoming Barclays Premier League Fixtures
Time Fixture
Monday 9th November
Barclays Premier League
20:00 Liverpool vs Birmingham
Saturday 21st November
Barclays Premier League
12:45 Liverpool vs Man City
15:00 Birmingham vs Fulham
15:00 Burnley vs Aston Villa
15:00 Chelsea vs Wolverhampton
15:00 Hull vs West Ham
15:00 Sunderland vs Arsenal
17:30 Man Utd vs Everton
Sunday 22nd November
Barclays Premier League
13:30 Bolton vs Blackburn
15:00 Tottenham vs Wigan
16:00 Stoke vs Portsmouth
Wednesday 25th November
Barclays Premier League
19:45 Hull vs Everton
20:00 Fulham vs Blackburn
Saturday 28th November
Barclays Premier League
15:00 Blackburn vs Stoke
15:00 Fulham vs Bolton
15:00 Man City vs Hull
15:00 Portsmouth vs Man Utd
15:00 West Ham vs Burnley
15:00 Wigan vs Sunderland
17:30 Aston Villa vs Tottenham

Premier League Table

Premier League Table - November 8 2009
Pos Team P Pts
1 Chelsea 12 30
2 Arsenal 11 25
3 Manchester United 12 25
4 Tottenham Hotspur 12 22
5 Aston Villa 12 21
6 Manchester City 11 20
7 Liverpool 11 18
8 Sunderland 12 17
9 Stoke City 12 16
10 Burnley 12 16
11 Fulham 11 15
12 Everton 11 15
13 Wigan Athletic 12 14
14 Blackburn Rovers 11 13
15 Birmingham City 11 11
16 Bolton Wanderers 11 11
17 Hull City 12 11
18 West Ham United 12 10
19 Wolverhampton Wanderers 12 10
20 Portsmouth 12 7

Features

Best of the weekend

Best of the weekend

Skysports.com looks at the best and worst moments from the latest round of top-flight fixtures.

Sky Sports chat

Sky Sports chat

Have a read through the skysports.com debate on Chelsea's 1-0 win over Man Utd at Stamford Bridge.

Soccerette Lucinda

Soccerette Lucinda

Sunderland fan Lucinda Gittins was strutting her stuff in the Soccer AM studios this week.

Experts & Blogs

Andy Gray

Andy Gray

Read the thoughts and opinions of Andy Gray with skysports.com

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Tigers show bite against Stoke

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Brown - Drogba fouled me

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Fergie slams 'ridiculous' goal

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Ancelotti hails crucial win

Carlo Ancelotti admitted his delight in beating Chelsea's "best opponent" at Stamford Bridge.