Barnsley vs Swansea City
CCC, Kick-off: 15: 00
Bristol City vs Scunthorpe United
CCC, Kick-off: 15: 00
Cardiff City vs Queens Park Rangers
CCC, Kick-off: 15: 00
Crystal Palace vs Derby County
CCC, Kick-off: 15: 00
Doncaster Rovers vs Ipswich Town
CCC, Kick-off: 15: 00
Middlesbrough vs West Bromwich Albion
CCC, Kick-off: 15: 00
Newcastle United vs Plymouth Argyle
CCC, Kick-off: 15: 00
Nottingham Forest vs Blackpool
CCC, Kick-off: 15: 00
Peterborough United vs Reading
CCC, Kick-off: 15: 00
Preston North End
vs
Coventry City
CCC, Kick-off: 15: 00
Watford
vs
Leicester City
CCC, Kick-off: 15: 00
Brentford
vs
Bristol Rovers
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Brighton and Hove Albion
vs
Southend United
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Colchester United
vs
Hartlepool United
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Exeter City
vs
Tranmere Rovers
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Leeds United
vs
Gillingham
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Millwall
vs
Huddersfield Town
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Norwich City
vs
Charlton Athletic
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Oldham Athletic
vs
Carlisle United
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Southampton
vs
Yeovil
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Stockport County
vs
Leyton Orient
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Walsall
vs
Swindon Town
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Wycombe Wanderers
vs
Milton Keynes Dons
CC1, Kick-off: 15: 00
Barnet
vs
Bradford City
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Burton Albion
vs
Dagenham & Redbridge
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Cheltenham Town
vs
Rotherham United
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Chesterfield
vs
Macclesfield Town
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Crewe Alexandra
vs
Aldershot
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Darlington
vs
Bournemouth
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Hereford United
vs
Accrington Stanley
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Lincoln City
vs
Shrewsbury Town
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Morecambe
vs
Notts County
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Northampton Town
vs
Rochdale
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Port Vale
vs
Bury
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Torquay United
vs
Grimsby Town
CC2, Kick-off: 15: 00
Kilmarnock vs Rangers
SPL, Kick-off: 12: 30
Aberdeen vs St Mirren
SPL, Kick-off: 15: 00
Dundee United vs Motherwell
SPL, Kick-off: 15: 00
Hamilton vs Falkirk
SPL, Kick-off: 15: 00
Hibernian vs St Johnstone
SPL, Kick-off: 15: 00
West Ham United vs Liverpool
Prem, Kick-off: 17: 30
Liverpool travel to Upton Park on Saturday with a 'must do better' stamp placed on the early-term performances of both sides.
West Ham United manager Gianfranco Zola has been forced to wheel-and-deal throughout the transfer window but has amended the balance of his squad with little resources.
Though Liverpool were the second biggest spenders in the Premier League behind Manchester City in the summer, the situation at Anfield has been very similar as Rafael Benitez has had to sell players to bring in new faces.
The Hammers have not won in the league since the opening day of the season and lie just below mid-table.
Liverpool's form has been well documented, but wins over Bolton and Burnley appear to have got their season back on track.
But their title credentials will be under the microscope once again when they travel to the capital, knowing that any further slip ups in the race to catch Chelsea will severely dent their chances of league glory when May arrives.
Though Liverpool have a good record over the Irons, Upton Park is regarded as one of the grounds which is among the most difficult for the big boys to go and get a win in the Premier League and Zola will be hoping his charges can raise their game against a top four side once again to reignite their season.
It is not yet known when Hammers full-back Henrita Ilunga will be fit to return to playing due to a broken cheekbone, while Luis Boa Morte and Dean Ashton are out for the long-term.
Javier Mascherano is back fit for the Reds, who are counting down the days for £20million Italian Alberto Aquilani to come in and line up alongside the Argentinian.
Daniel Agger joins Aquilani as a long-term absentee, but Fabio Aurelio is back fit. Moroccan winger Nabil El Zhar may make the bench after a knee ligament problem
Liverpool travel to Upton Park on Saturday with a 'must do better' stamp placed on the early-term performances of both sides.
West Ham United manager Gianfranco Zola has been forced to wheel-and-deal throughout the transfer window but has amended the balance of his squad with little resources.
Though Liverpool were the second biggest spenders in the Premier League behind Manchester City in the summer, the situation at Anfield has been very similar as Rafael Benitez has had to sell players to bring in new faces.
The Hammers have not won in the league since the opening day of the season and lie just below mid-table.
Liverpool's form has been well documented, but wins over Bolton and Burnley appear to have got their season back on track.
But their title credentials will be under the microscope once again when they travel to the capital, knowing that any further slip ups in the race to catch Chelsea will severely dent their chances of league glory when May arrives.
Though Liverpool have a good record over the Irons, Upton Park is regarded as one of the grounds which is among the most difficult for the big boys to go and get a win in the Premier League and Zola will be hoping his charges can raise their game against a top four side once again to reignite their season.
It is not yet known when Hammers full-back Henrita Ilunga will be fit to return to playing due to a broken cheekbone, while Luis Boa Morte and Dean Ashton are out for the long-term.
Javier Mascherano is back fit for the Reds, who are counting down the days for £20million Italian Alberto Aquilani to come in and line up alongside the Argentinian.
Daniel Agger joins Aquilani as a long-term absentee, but Fabio Aurelio is back fit. Moroccan winger Nabil El Zhar may make the bench after a knee ligament problem
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Hull City vs Birmingham City
It's only mid-September but the clash between Hull City and Birmingham City is the latest of a number of fixtures that have already been billed as a relegation six-pointer.
Both clubs have been touted in several quarters as potential relegation candidates come the season's end and those claims will not fade for some time unless Phil Brown and Alex McLeish can mastermind a run of victories to claw their respective sides up the table.
As expected, both sides slumped to demoralising derby defeats at the weekend.
The Tigers made the short trip to Sunderland in what was the closest the Premier League will get to a north-east derby this season.
A fair first period at the Stadium of the Light was not enough from the Tigers, as Sunderland ran riot to win 4-1 and confirm that City have one of the worst defences in the top flight.
The Blues welcomed city rivals Aston Villa to St Andrew's on Sunday morning and were left heartbroken by a late Gabriel Agbonlahor header which claimed all three points for the visitors.
It was perhaps the case that Birmingham deserved a 0-0 draw from the match, but the game confirmed their status as one of the least able teams in the Premier League when it comes to scoring goals.
The Blues' ability to score will be even further weakened by the absence of a host of first-team players this weekend.
Birmingham are the worst-hit side in the Premier League on the injury front. The loss of play-maker James McFadden in the Birmingham derby will leave McLeish feeling anxious. If the Scot's hamstring tweak proves to be serious, the Blues will be left short of ideas.
Cameron Jerome (foot) is also out, although Marcus Bent may recover from a hamstring problem.
David Murphy, Stephen Carr and Gregory Vignal may also return, although Maik Taylor and Liam Ridgewell are considerably short of fitness.
Hull have problems themselves, but Anthony Gardner, Dean Marney and Jimmy Bullard are not too far away from first-team returns. However, Ian Ashbee and Richard Garcia are out for the long-term.
Both clubs have been touted in several quarters as potential relegation candidates come the season's end and those claims will not fade for some time unless Phil Brown and Alex McLeish can mastermind a run of victories to claw their respective sides up the table.
As expected, both sides slumped to demoralising derby defeats at the weekend.
The Tigers made the short trip to Sunderland in what was the closest the Premier League will get to a north-east derby this season.
A fair first period at the Stadium of the Light was not enough from the Tigers, as Sunderland ran riot to win 4-1 and confirm that City have one of the worst defences in the top flight.
The Blues welcomed city rivals Aston Villa to St Andrew's on Sunday morning and were left heartbroken by a late Gabriel Agbonlahor header which claimed all three points for the visitors.
It was perhaps the case that Birmingham deserved a 0-0 draw from the match, but the game confirmed their status as one of the least able teams in the Premier League when it comes to scoring goals.
The Blues' ability to score will be even further weakened by the absence of a host of first-team players this weekend.
Birmingham are the worst-hit side in the Premier League on the injury front. The loss of play-maker James McFadden in the Birmingham derby will leave McLeish feeling anxious. If the Scot's hamstring tweak proves to be serious, the Blues will be left short of ideas.
Cameron Jerome (foot) is also out, although Marcus Bent may recover from a hamstring problem.
David Murphy, Stephen Carr and Gregory Vignal may also return, although Maik Taylor and Liam Ridgewell are considerably short of fitness.
Hull have problems themselves, but Anthony Gardner, Dean Marney and Jimmy Bullard are not too far away from first-team returns. However, Ian Ashbee and Richard Garcia are out for the long-term.
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