Friday, 11 December 2009

TP Mazembe Englebert v Pohang Steelers, QF, 16:00

Wednesday, 9 December 2009

Dynamo Kiev v Barcelona, Gp F, 19:45

Inter Milan v Rubin Kazan, Gp F, 19:45
Liverpool v Fiorentina, Gp E, 19:45
Lyon v Debrecen, Gp E, 19:45
Olympiakos v Arsenal, Gp H, 19:45
Sevilla v Rangers, Gp G, 19:45
Standard Liege v AZ Alkmaar, Gp H, 19:45
VfB Stuttgart v Unirea Urziceni, Gp G, 19:45

Wednesday, 9 December 2009

Al-Ahly Dubai v Auckland City FC, PO, 16:00

Tuesday, 19 January 2010

Man Utd v Man City, SF, L2, 20:00

Wednesday, 6 January 2010

Man City v Man Utd, SF, L1, 19:45

Tuesday, 5 January 2010

Blackburn v Aston Villa, SF, L1, 20:00

Saturday, 2 January 2010

Accrington Stanley v Gillingham, R3, 15:00

Aston Villa v Blackburn, R3, 15:00
Blackpool v Ipswich, R3, 15:00
Bolton v Lincoln City, R3, 15:00
Brentford v Doncaster, R3, 15:00
Bristol City v Cardiff, R3, 12:30
Everton v Carlisle, R3, 15:00
Fulham v Swindon, R3, 15:00
Huddersfield v West Brom, R3, 15:00
Leicester v Swansea, R3, 15:00
MK Dons v Burnley, R3, 15:00
Middlesbrough v Man City, R3, 15:00
Nottm Forest v Birmingham, R3, 15:00
Plymouth v Newcastle, R3, 15:00
Portsmouth v Coventry, R3, 15:00
Preston v Colchester, R3, 15:00
Reading v Liverpool, R3, 17:15
Scunthorpe v Barnsley, R3, 15:00
Sheff Wed v Crystal Palace, R3, 15:00
Southampton v Luton, R3, 15:00
Staines Town/Millwall v Derby, R3, 15:00
Stockport/Torquay v Brighton, R3, 15:00
Stoke v York, R3, 15:00
Sunderland v Barrow, R3, 15:00
Tottenham v Peterborough, R3, 15:00
Tranmere v Wolverhampton, R3, 15:00
Wigan v Hull, R3, 15:00

Tuesday, 15 December 2009

Stockport v Torquay, R2, 19:45

Wednesday, 9 December 2009

Millwall v Staines Town, R2R, 19:45

Wednesday, 16 December 2009

Burnley v Arsenal, 19:45


Chelsea v Portsmouth, 19:45

Liverpool v Wigan, 20:00

Tottenham v Man City, 20:00

Tuesday, 15 December 2009

Birmingham v Blackburn, 20:00


Bolton v West Ham, 20:00

Man Utd v Wolverhampton, 20:00

Sunderland v Aston Villa, 19:45

Sunday, 13 December 2009

Liverpool v Arsenal, 16:00

12 December 2009

Birmingham v West Ham, 15:00


Bolton v Man City, 15:00

Burnley v Fulham, 15:00

Chelsea v Everton, 15:00

Hull v Blackburn, 15:00

Man Utd v Aston Villa, 17:30

Stoke v Wigan, 12:45

Sunderland v Portsmouth, 15:00

Tottenham v Wolverhampton, 15:00

Luton 3 - 0 Rotherham

Luton produced an FA Cup shock as they thrashed League Two side Rotherham to book a lucrative trip to Southampton.
Adam Newton put Luton ahead early on after collecting Kevin Nicholls' low cross before dummying Andy Warrington and slotting into the empty net.
Alan White doubled their lead with a towering header before Adam Le Fondre missed a chance to pull one back.
Claude Gnakpa blasted a right-foot rocket into the bottom corner to secure Luton's progress to the third round.

Leeds United 5 - 1 Kettering

Leeds were taken to extra-time against Kettering before sealing a third-round FA Cup tie against Manchester United.
Luciano Becchio headed the home team in front as Leeds dominated the first hour, with the scorer hitting the post and Lee Harper making several saves.
Former Leeds player Anthony Elding headed Kettering level after the break.
Leeds took control in the second half of extra-time, Tresor Kandol heading home between two strikes from Mike Grella before Jermaine Beckford struck.
The scoreline was harsh in the extreme on the non-league team.
There was little to choose between the two sides in the first half of extra-time but after the restart Leeds took control with four goals in 11 minutes to ensure the tie would not go to a penalty shoot-out.
The match was played in wet and blustery conditions and for the first hour it seemed as though it would be a fairly miserable experience for the visiting supporters.
Their team was completely outclassed, with Leeds creating clear-cut openings almost at will.

Barrow 3 - 1 Oxford Utd

Barrow beat non-league rivals Oxford to book a tie against Premier League Sunderland in the FA Cup third round.
Skipper Phil Bolland headed the hosts ahead in the 37th minute from Marc Goodfellow's corner.
Substitute Carlos Logan fired in shortly after the break and Goodfellow all but sealed the win when his 20-yard shot was deflected in.
That left James Constable's 18th goal of the season for Blue Square Premier leaders Oxford as only a consolation.

Barnet 0 - 1 Accrington Stanley

Bobby Grant scored the only goal as Accrington defeated Barnet to seal a third-round FA Cup tie with Gillingham.

Jake Cole had denied Michael Symes before Grant struck from the edge of the box after Barnet failed to clear a shot from Billy Kee.
Midfielder James Ryan almost doubled the lead but his volley shaved the outside of the post.
Barnet veteran Paul Furlong failed to convert Albert Jarrett's cross, while Dean Sinclair headed just over.

Aldershot 1 - 2 Tranmere

Tranmere will host Premier League Wolves in the FA Cup third round after goals from Ian Thomas-Moore and Terry Gornell saw off battling Aldershot.

Rovers took the lead against the run of play when Thomas-Moore volleyed in from an angle just before half-time.
The visitors made it 2-0 shortly after the break when Gornell squeezed the ball home from an acute angle.
Aldershot kept on pushing but Oliver Bozanic's scrambled finish in injury time was all they had to show for it.

Fulham 1 - 0 Sunderland

An impressive Bobby Zamora scored his sixth goal of the season to lift Fulham to eighth spot in the Premier League after they beat Sunderland.

Zamora also hit the bar before half-time and Erik Nevland should have scored too but he shot straight at Marton Fulop from a Zamora lay-off.
Mark Schwarzer saved Kenwyne Jones's shot when he intercepted a back pass and Darren Bent volleyed wide.
Fulham faded after the break, but held off a spirited Sunderland effort.
The result means Sunderland's woes away from home continue as they now have just one win from their last 18 league trips. Meanwhile, Fulham boss Roy Hodgson will be content his team held firm after their European exertions on Thursday.

Everton 2 - 2 Tottenham

Everton fought back from two goals down to earn a point with Tottenham, who missed an injury-time penalty.

Jermain Defoe slotted in the opener at the near post, and Michael Dawson made it 2-0 with a diving header.
Louis Saha volleyed in from eight yards to start Everton's comeback and Tim Cahill equalised when he stooped to head in Leighton Baines's cross.
Defoe had a chance to win it after Wilson Palacios was fouled but Tim Howard saved the striker's spot-kick.
It was a dramatic finale to a fine second half that swung one way and then another, but Spurs will be kicking themselves for throwing away a two-goal lead.