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EPL 2015/2016: See fixtures for Chelsea, Arsenal, Man United, Man City, Liverpool and Tottenham.

Check out English Premier League fixtures for Chelsea, Arsenal, Man United, Man City, Liverpool and Tottenham for 2014/2015 season.
Chelsea 
August 8 Swansea City (H)
August 15 Manchester City (A)
August 22 West Bromwich Albion (A) 
August 29 Crystal Palace (H)
September 12 Everton (A)
September 19 Arsenal (H)
September 26 Newcastle United (A)
October 3 Southampton (H)
October 17 Aston Villa (H)
October 24 West Ham United (A)
October 31 Liverpool (H)
November 7 Stoke City (A) 
November 21 Norwich City (H)
November 28 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
December 5 Bournemouth (H)
December 12 Leicester City (A)
December 19 Sunderland (H)
December 26 Watford (H)
December 28 Manchester United (A)
Janaury 2 Crystal Palace (A)
January 13 West Bromwich Albion (H)
January 16 Everton (H)
January 23 Arsenal (A)
February 2 Watford (A)
February 6 Manchester United (H)
February 13 Newcastle United (H)
February 27 Southampton (A) 
March 1 Norwich City (A)
March 5 Stoke City (H)
March 12 Liverpool (A)
March 19 West Ham United (H)
April 2 Aston Villa (A)
April 9 Swansea City (A)
April 16 Manchester City (H)
April 23 Bournemouth (A)
April 30 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
May 7 Sunderland (A)
May 15 Leicester City (H)
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Manchester United
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August 8: Tottenham Hotspur (H)
August 15: Aston Villa (A)
August 22: Newcastle United (H)
August 29: Swansea City (A)
September 12: Liverpool (H)
September 19: Southampton (A)
September 26: Sunderland (H)
October 3: Arsenal (A)
October 17: Everton (A)
October 24: Manchester City (H)
October 31: Crystal Palace (A)
November 7: West Bromwich Albion (H)
November 21: Watford (A)
November 28: Leicester City (A)
December05: West Ham United (H)
December 12: Bournemouth (A)
December 19: Norwich City (H)
December 26: Stoke City (A)
December 28: Chelsea (H)
January 2: Swansea City (H)
January 13: Newcastle United (A)
January 16: Liverpool (A)
January 23: Southampton (H)
February 2: Stoke City (H)
February 6: Chelsea (A)
February 13: Sunderland (A)
February 27: Arsenal (H)
March 1: Watford (H)
March 5: West Bromwich Albion (A)
March 12: Crystal Palace (H)
March 19: Manchester City (A)
April 2: Everton (H)
April 9: Tottenham Hotspur (A)
April 16: Aston Villa (H)
April 23: West Ham United (A)
April 30: Leicester City (H)
May 7: Norwich City (A)‎
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Arsenal 
AUGUST
8 Sat H West Ham United
15 Sat A Crystal Palace
22 Sat H Liverpool
29 Sat A Newcastle United
SEPTEMBER
12 Sat H Stoke City
19 Sat A Chelsea
26 Sat A Leicester City
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OCTOBER
3 Sat H Manchester United
17 Sat A Watford
24 Sat H Everton
31 Sat A Swansea City
NOVEMBER
7 Sat H Tottenham Hotspur
21 Sat A West Bromwich Albion
28 Sat A Norwich City
DECEMBER‎
5 Sat H Sunderland
12 Sat A Aston Villa
19 Sat H Manchester City
26 Sat A Southampton
28 Mon H A.F.C. Bournemouth
JANUARY
2 Sat H Newcastle United
12 Tue A Liverpool
16 Sat A Stoke City
23 Sat H Chelsea
FEBRUARY
2 Tue H Southampton
6 Sat A A.F.C. Bournemouth
13 Sat H Leicester City
27 Sat A Manchester United
MARCH
1 Tue H Swansea City
5 Sat A Tottenham Hotspur
12 Sat H West Bromwich Albion
19 Sat A Everton
APRIL
2 Sat H Watford
9 Sat A West Ham United
16 Sat H Crystal Palace
23 Sat A Sunderland
30 Sat H Norwich City
MAY
7 Sat A Manchester City
15 Sun H Aston Villa‎
Manchester City
‎August 8: West Bromwich Albion (A)
August 15: Chelsea (H)
August 22: Everton (A)
August 29: Watford (H)
September 12: Crystal Palace (A)
September 19: West Ham United (H)
September 26: Tottenham Hotspur (A)
October 3: Newcastle United (H)
October 17: Bournemouth (H)
October 24: Manchester United (A)
October 31: Norwich City (H)
November 7: Aston Villa (A)
November 21: Liverpool (H)
November 28: Southampton (H)
‎December 5: Stoke City (A)
December 12: Swansea City (H)
December 19: Arsenal (A)
December 26: Sunderland (H)
December 28: Leicester City (A)
January 2: Watford (A)
January 13: Everton (H)
January 16: Crystal Palace (H)
January 23: West Ham United (A)
February 2: Sunderland (A)
February 6: Leicester City (H)‎
February 13: Tottenham Hotspur (H)
February 27: Newcastle United (A)
March 1: Liverpool (A)
March 5: Aston Villa (H)
March 12: Norwich City (A)
March 19: Manchester United (H)
‎April 2: Bournemouth (A)
April 9: West Bromwich Albion (H)
April 16: Chelsea (A)
April 23: Stoke City (H)
April 30: Southampton (A)
May 7: Arsenal (H)
May 15: Swansea City (A) ‎
Liverpool 
August 8: Stoke City (A)
August 15: Bournemouth (H)
August 22: Arsenal (A)
August 29: West Ham United (H)
September 12: Manchester United (A)‎
September 19: Norwich (H)
September 26: Aston Villa (H)
October 3: Everton (A)
October 17: Tottenham (A)
October 24: Southampton (H)
October 31: Chelsea (A)
November 7: Crystal Palace (H)
‎November 21: Manchester City (A)
November 28: Swansea City (H)
December 5: Newcastle United (A)
December 12: West Brom (H)
December 19: Watford (A)
‎December 26: Leicester (H)
December 28: Sunderland (A)
January 2: West Ham (A) 
January 12: Arsenal (H)
January 16: Manchester United (H)
January 23: Norwich (A)
February 2: Leicester (A)
February 6: Sunderland (H)
February 13: Aston Villa (A)
February 27: Everton (H)
March 1: Manchester City (H)
‎March 5: Crystal Palace (A)
March 12: Chelsea (H)
March 19: Southampton (A)
April 2: Tottenham (H)
April 9: Stoke City (H)
April 16: Bournemouth (A)
April 23: Newcastle United (H)‎
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‎April 30: Swansea City (A)
May 7: Watford (H)
May 15: West Brom (A) ‎
Tottenham 
August 8: Manchester United (A)
August 15: Stoke City (H)
August 22: Leicester City (A)
August 29: Everton (H) 
September 12: Sunderland (A)
September 19: Crystal Palace (H)
September 26: Manchester City (H)
October 3: Swansea City (A)
October 17: Liverpool (H)
October 24: Bournemouth (A)
October 31: Aston Villa (H)
November 7: Arsenal (A)
November 21: West Ham United (H)
November 28: Chelsea (H)
December 5: West Brom (A)
December 12: Newcastle (H)
December 19: Southampton (A)
December 26: Norwich (H)
December 28: Watford (A)
January 2: Everton (A)
January 13: Leicester City (H)
January 16: Sunderland (H)
January 23: Crystal Palace (A)
February 2: Norwich (A)
February 6: Watford (H)
February 13: Manchester City (A)
February 27: Swansea (H)
March 1: West Ham (A)
March 5: Arsenal (H)
March 12: Aston Villa (A)
March 19: Bournemouth (H)
April 4: Liverpool (A)
April 9: Manchester United (H)
April 16: Stoke City (A)
April 23: West Brom (H)
April 30: Chelsea (A)
May 7: Southampton (H)
May 15: Newcastle United (A) ‎
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"I named my dogs Messi, Figo" – Real Madrid midfielder, Isco.

Real Madrid midfielder Isco has revealed that ‎two of his dogs are
named after Barcelona and Real Madrid legends, Lionel Messi and Luis Figo.

The 23 year-old who joined the Los Blancos from Malaga in 2013 told AS in a recent interview. “I had one who was called Figo and another who was called Messi. And another—Bubu. I’ve got lots of dogs!”
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Messi to stand trial for tax evasion.

‎Some bad news for the Argentine star. ‎Lionel Messi who was accused of evading tax for 3 years (2007, 2008 and 2009) and refusing to pay €4.1m (£3m) will have to stand trial for tax evasion after his appeal was rejected by a Barcelona judge.
According to reports, his father Jorge Messi who is in charge of the World best footballer’s businesses and deals revealed that his son had no knowledge of their operations because he was too young to handle them.
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The judge decreed that the Barcelona player will testify in person in court before they decide if he knew about the illegal operations. If he’s found guilty, I’m afraid he could be cooling his feet in prison for years.
 
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Flying Eagles players visit children at New Plymouth Hospital.

I hope they will also do this when they return to Nigeria. As part of their community service organised by the local organizing committee for the FIFA U-20 World Cup in New Zealand, Flying Eagles players visited the children’s ward of the New Plymouth Hospital.
They spent quality time with the ailing children, played football, signed autographs, posed for photographs and donated cash to them.
Spotted at the hospital were Kelechi Iheanacho, Taiwo Awoniyi, Chidera Eze, Bernard Bulbwa and Izu Omego. 
“I like children and so I was happy to come and put a smile on the faces of some of them who are ill. I hope they all get well quickly and return to school.”  Iheanacho said.
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Credit: Nigeria Football Federation.
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"I can imagine what he's going through" Keshi commiserates with Emenike.

Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi has commiserated with striker, Emmanuel Emenike ‎over the death of his father,Emenike Ndukwu .‎‎ The Fenerbahçe forward has been receiving  condolence messages from his Super Eagles teammates as well as officials at his Istanbul-based ‎club ever since the news broke.
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“I can imagine what Emma is going through at the moment, the

pain and the ‎sense of loss that comes with losing someone as ‎close and dear as one’s father. ‎On behalf of every member of the Super Eagles, including the coaches, backroom staff and the players‎ currently ‎in camp here ‎in Abuja, I want to console him and ask him to ‎be strong for ‎those Pa Emenike Ndukwu has left behind. We ask God to also ‎strengthen him and comfort him,” ‎Keshi was quoted on NFF website.

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Photos: Arsenal fans tear Fabregas banner down from Emirates.

It’s been a long time coming. ‎The call for the removal of the banner actually started few weeks backs, before the game between Chelsea and Arsenal. 
Shortly after Arsenal FC’s FA cup win last night, some unforgiving Gunners fans ripped off a banner of their former player, Cesc Fabregas at the Emirates. ‎ 


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Real Madrid boss, Ancelotti knows fate today

Real Madrid boss, Carlo Ancelotti’s chances of managing the club next season are 50-50. Although the Italian hasn’t confirmed his departure but he’s decided to take a year out to focus on his health.
His second spell at the Spanish club has been quite disappointing and there are reports that would be replaced by Adriano Galliani or Raphael Benitez.
The former Chelsea handler who knows fate today disclosed that if he is shown the exit door at the Bernabeu, he won’t be taking any managerial role from any club for now.
“I said it in the press conference and I repeat: I will stop for a year. Also because I have a very serious reason for stopping. I have to have an operation because of my cervical stenosis. For some time, it has been affecting my hands and if I lose any more time, it could pass into legs, so I have an appointment for surgery. And, frankly, I do not know how long I have to be physically stopped, in terms of the post-operative phase and the subsequent rehabilitation.

He continued,”It will be a pleasure to host Galliani for dinner, but I cannot change my programme. I will have the operation in Vancouver, Canada, where I have already got a house with my wife. I will rest, between Madrid and Canada. Because the two years at Real have been very tough, believe me.

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“Nobody can imagine how much training Real takes out of you, in terms of physical and nervous energy. Then, I will return home for another event: in a month, my grandson will be born. That’s something that I cannot and do not want to miss.” He stated.

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Photos: Barcelona celebrate La Liga win

A goal from Lionel Messi was enough‎ for Spanish club, Barcelona  to secure the 2015 La Liga trophy and their 23rd title. The winning goal was delivered by the Argentine winger at the 65th minute of the game.
Exactly one year after Atletico won the Liga at the Camp Nou, The Blaugrana  have won the Liga at Atletico’s Vicente Calderon stadium.
Barcelona‎ players and coaches were in high spirits after defeating the 2014 La Liga champions at the 37th game of the season. They took to the pitch and dressing room to celebrate their well-deserved victory.‎
Barcelona now have a game left in the season. With 4 points behind rival, Real Madrid; the outcome of their next game i.e win, lose or draw will be insignificant.
Photo Credit: Twitter
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Charity deny reports that Cristiano Ronaldo donated £5m to Nepal

‘Save The Children’ charity organization has denied reports that circulated few days back that Real Madrid talisman, Cristiano Ronaldo donated £5m to earthquake-hit country, Nepal.
Nepal recent earthquakes has killed over 8,000 people and injured more than 15,000. Below is an official statement from the organization denying Ronaldo’s charity involvement in the Charity Relief fund.
“The global ambassador for Save the Children, Cristiano Ronaldo, has used his voice and his global visibility to raise awareness of the problems that the most vulnerable children around the world, including those affected by the earthquake in Nepal face.

The latest information on the donation of Cristiano Ronaldo to the emergency response of Save the Children in Nepal is false. After the second earthquake, which has brought further devastation to the country, the NGO wants to thank Cristiano Ronaldo and other influential people support to publicize the situation in which children and families in Nepal are. To learn more about how help go here.”
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