If you watched Nigeria play the World Cup at France 98, you would have noticed that there was not really a Super Eagles but what looked like a group of players randomly picked to wear the jerseys of the country.
The France 98 World train started with Shaibu Amodu as coach, but he was sacked after a draw at Kenya, replaced with Monday Sinclair who was in turn dropped for Phillipe Troussier.

Troussier qualified Nigeria for the World Cup with one game in hand, the away one against Guinea which Nigeria lost 1-0, but the problems with the team started just before that encounter.

Jonathan Akpoborie was a member of that team then missed the World Cup in France even though he was joint top scorer in the European Cup Winners Cup that year as his team, VfB Stuttgart got to the final.

Akpoborie insists that there was so much politics in the Super Eagles leading to the World Cup in France that he decided on his own not to be part of the charade.

Read his interview with Nigerian Footballer here - http://nigerianfootballer.com/2020/06/former-super-eagles-striker-reveals-how-politics-personal-interest-played-huge-role-at-the-world-cup.html

Jemal Mekonnen of Ethiopia won the first medal at the 21st African Athletics Championship in Asaba on Wednesday.

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Jemal Mekonnen of Ethiopia
In an intense display of endurance and stamina in the 10,000 meters race final, Kenya led the race for most of the laps but Ethiopia dug deep to race away to gold and silver places, while Uganda, clinched third place for bronze.

AclSports reports Mekonnen finished in 29:08.01 seconds to win the 10,000 metres men’s final ahead of his compatriot Andamalak Berta who took silver in 29:11.09 seconds.


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Timothy Toroitich of Uganda finished with a bronze medal in 29:11.87 seconds.

However, Josphate Bett of Kenya, who finished seventh in the race, blamed his performance on his late arrival in Asaba for the championship.

“Even though the competition has been good so far, but I would have done better if we had arrived early and had a good rest and training before the race,’’ he said.

Bett regretted that Kenya, being the team with the race’s defending champion, could not produce at least one of the three final winners due to the challenges faced by the team.

“We arrived in Asaba about three hours to the competition. So, this affected me. I feel I would have done better,” he said.

In 100m men’s event which took place on Wednesday, South Africa Akani Simbine raced to a first-place finish in a time of 10.30 secs in heat 4. Karrim Riffaya was second in 10:48 secs behind the Commonwealth champion while Kenya’s Mark Odhiambo was third in a time of 10:61secs.

Enoch Adegoke of Nigeria could still make the semi-final as one of the best losers after placing 4th in 10:64 secs.

In heat 1, defending champion Ben Youssef Meite of Coted I’voire won the race in 10:41 secs, South Africa’s Simon Magakwe finished second in 10:42 secs while Nigeria’s Ogho-Oghene Egwero placed third in 10:52 secs.

Ivorian Arthur Cisse won heat 2 in 10:43 secs ahead of Roscoe Engel in second in 10:62 secs while Assan Faye of Gambia was third in 10:78 secs.

Three-time national champion, Seye Ogunlewe won the final 100m heat in 10:42 secs ahead of Namibia’s Gilbert Hanuga in 10:44 secs.

In heat 5, Ngoni Makusha of Zimbabwe was first in 10.37 secs ahead of Karabo Mothibi in 10.46 secs and Emmanuel Yeboah in 10.50 secs in third.

Earlier, Making of Champions’ sensation, Joy Udo-Gabriel was the first Nigerian to qualify to the semi-final in 11:64 secs. The national junior champion sawoff Gambia’s Gina Bass in second in 11:74 secs and Natacha Akamabi in third in a time of 11:78 secs.

African record holder, Marie Jose Ta Lou had no problem in heat 1 as she won the race in 11:25 seconds ahead of Ghana’s Janet Amposah in 11.63 secs and Cassidy Williamson of South Africa in 11.79 secs.

In heat 2, South Africa’s Tebogo Mamatu who ran a time of 11:90 secs finished ahead of Ivorian Nanzie Adeline in second.

Nigeria’s Mercy Ntia-Obong placed second in 11:66 secs behind Basant Hemida who won in 11:60 while Ghana’s Halutie Hor was third in 11:77 secs.

The men and women’s semi-finals will take place on Thursday.

The opening ceremony and match past took place after the 10,000m race.

A total number of 53 countries are participating in this year’s African Athletics Championship in Asaba.

It’s Jemal Mekonnen of Ethiopia who clinched the first gold medal of the African Athletics Championship on day one. Read more…
SOURCE: www.dailysportcast.com | https://dailysportcast.com/caa-asaba-2018-ethiopias-jemal-mekonnen-wins-first-medal-in-10000m/

Cristiano Ronaldo’s mother, Maria Dolores Aveiro has revealed her thoughts on her son's choice of Juventus over Manchester United.

Maria said she never wanted her son to return to Manchester United in the summer transfer window.

Ronaldo left Madrid as their all-time leading scorer with 451 goals in 438 games, nine years after he joined from Manchester United for a then-world record transfer fee of £80m.

The 33-year-old was officially unveiled as Juventus player on Monday.

Ronaldo’s mother, however, said her son needed another challenge and that was why he joined the Turin club.

Aveiro also said that she was happy with Ronaldo’s choice.

See all she said here - https://dailysportcast.com/what-ronaldos-mother-is-saying-about-sons-preference-of-juventus-over-manchester-united/

Latest on NFF Crisis

The President of World Football Football governing body FIFA, Gianni Infantino has spoken on the present crisis rocking the apex body in charge of football in Nigeria.

The Swiss-Italian clearly affirmed the authenticity of Amaju Pinnick as the head of the Nigeria Football Federation and warned that any form implementation done against that recognition puts Nigeria on the verge of a ban.

"Amaju Pinnick is the president of the NFF and if any body thinks he can do what he likes, Nigeria stands the risk of being banned. That is very simple and clear.

“It is a very clear cut and simple case as far as we are concerned. And we have made this very clear and maybe you can help us transmit it if we didn’t come across very clear enough,” the FIFA head explained.

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The long-running drama between Pinnick and Giwa over who is the boss of the NFF dates back to August 2014 when an NFF election held in Abuja.

Giwa claimed that he won the election which FIFA did not recognise. The world football governing body then nullified the elections, threatening to ban Nigeria.

Several weeks later in September, another election held in Warri, Delta State which Pinnick won, beating the likes of Taiwo Ogunjobi, Dominic Iorfa, Amanze Uchegbulam and Mike Umeh.

According to Pulse.ng, these elections in Abuja and Warri have been the bane of Nigerian football in the past four tumultuous years.

Just recently, July 2 precisely, while Amaju Pinnick was still in Russia, self-acclaimed leader of the NFF Chris Giwa on Monday, stormed the Glass House-which is what the NFF headquarters in Abuja is called-with some security agents to assume office as the substantive president of the NFF.

Giwa did this on the backing of the Federal Government through Sports Minister Solomon Dalung who directed the NFF to comply with a Supreme Court judgement that overturned the election of NFF president Pinnick.

Despite the crisis at the Glass House, Amaju Pinnick recently got appointed as CAF's first Vice President.
https://dailysportcast.com/latest-on-nff-crisis-fifa-president-infantino-speaks/

The Super Eagles of Nigeria arrived St Petersburg ahead of Tuesday’s crucial clash against South American giants, Argentina on Sunday.

The West African team touched down at the Pulkovo International Airport in the cool of the evening and will be hoping to cement a place in the Knockout phase if they defeat Argentina in their final Group D game of the FIFA 2018 World Cup.

In a group forecasted by football pundits to be the deadliest before the Mundial,the Super Eagles are currently second after securing a Musa-engineered victory against Iceland in their last game.

Gernot Rohr will equally hope to break the jinx against the Albiceleste who have had the upper hand in the last four competitive encounter between both teams.

SOURCE: https://dailysportcast.com/world-cup-2018-super-eagles-st-petersburg-argentina-clash/

After much backlash and criticism from fans, Gernot Rohr is expected to adopt a new approach in Nigeria’s second Group D encounter against Iceland and part of it will be a”surprise” line-up against the Scandinavians, Kwese Sport’s Colin Udoh projects.

The former Super Eagles media officer has been upbeat about the performance of the ‘Eagles’ and hinted on Rohr’s new approach to the encounter after failing to secure a point in the opening game against Croatia.

See "surprise" lineup here: https://dailysportcast.com/super-eagles-starting-xi-against-iceland/

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari will on Friday speak with the Super Eagles players to motivate them for the crucial second group D game against Iceland in Volgograd, Russia.

Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), First Vice President, Seyi Akinwunmi disclosed that before the opening game against Croatia, the President called the players to wish them well.

RELATED: We will not lose against Iceland – Gernot Rohr

Akinwunmi also revealed arrangements have been concluded to have the President....CONTINUE READING @ https://dailysportcast.com/world-cup-buhari-super-eagles-iceland/

Super Eagles Coach, Gernot Rohr is confident Nigeria will not suffer a second defeat as they lock horns against Iceland in the Russia 2018 FIFA World Cup.

Nigeria fell to Croatia in their opening game of the tournament after conceding two goals. One from a set piece. The other from the spot.

The Gaffer promised his team were working hard to correct mistakes they made against Croatia.

See what he said here: https://dailysportcast.com/we-will-not-lose-against-croatia-tomorrow-gernot-rohr/

Viralkid:
how can you predict that we'll lose, when can call on star players from the bench for example..

olayinex:

the only way out is to play with ambition not just to make mouth

Exactly!

pp802:


The way out is for them to quit internet/social media for now and get to serious business.

The way out is for them to win the remaining 2 matches either by hook or by crook.

The way out is for them to change tactics, change play pattern, watch the video of the nonsense they played and learn from it.........because if them no qualify for round of 16, walahi..........Na die fa! Kajikwo?

No. 3: You hit it. Hunger, passion, and a fight from the blast of the whistle to the end. Full concentration and been on the front foot all through will do us a lot of good.

UpdateBoss:


LOL

I'll pass.

Professional Tennis player, Elina Svitolina has predicted Nigeria will lose all of her three games against Croatia, Iceland and Argentina in the group stage of the FIFA 2018 World Cup.

Elina whose highest ranking in Tennis was in September 2017 as World No.3 tweeted a Prediction chart prior the World Cup tipping Germany and France to play in the finals.

See her prediction chart: https://dailysportcast.com/world-cup-tennis-star-nigerias-loss/

ipobarecriminals:
wic one be wow? u dey drive ambulance/ u bi dog trainer?

LOL

ipobarecriminals:
no time to waste tax payers money on hopeless venture. They shud do like Morocco, Saudi,Egypt and com back home.No time

Wow!

Rickjordan:
why not surprise all of us rather than keeping us on suspense..
goodluck Eagles

They'll sure grab the maximum six points left against Iceland and Argentina

Babyforever:
Mikel we're tired of your fake promises get back to business

What's the way out, then?

olayinex:
see dis guy ....u tink it pes competition abi,u better enter training ground

What's the way out, then?

ipobarecriminals:
these pipu disappointed the innocent PIG.Nah shaku shaku dem dey do

What's the way out, then?

Super Eagles captain John Mikel Obi has reaffirmed his willingness to do anything for Nigeria to progress beyond the group stage of the FIFA 2018 World Cup in Russia.

Earlier, Kwese ESPN had posted a video of the former Chelsea star training and practising set-pieces ten(10) minutes before the normal training schedule of the team.

The Tianjin Teda midfielder has been widely criticised for putting up a below-average performance in Nigeria’s 2-0 loss to Croatia in their first match on Saturday and is recently reported to be ready to sacrifice his role for the Super Eagles to make progress in the Mundial.
Former Super Eagles Media Officer, Colin Udoh tweeted a statement made by the 31-year-old reaffirming his commitment to carry the team through to the next stage of the World Cup.

See what Mikel said: https://dailysportcast.com/world-cup-2018-mikel-nigeria-round-16/

Senegal got Africa’s first win of the World Cup with a 2-1 victory over Poland in Moscow on Tuesday to unite Africans viewing the World Cup around the globe.

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Africa got her first three points at the tournament and before the clash, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria and Tunisia had lost their matches against Uruguay, Iran, Croatia and England respectively.

• An own goal off the leg of Poland defender Thiago Cionek gave the African side a 1-0 lead in the first half.

• M’Baye Niang intercepted a botched Poland pass and scored easily to give Mane’s side the 2-0 lead.

• Poland scored a late goal to cut Senegal’s advantage to 2-1.
https://dailysportcast.com/senegal-unite-africans-with-poland-victory-world-cup-2018/

Nigerian nightmare Samuel Peter has been off the news for a while and last year accepted Tyson Fury’s challenge to return to the ring.

Former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury announced his return to the squared circle in November, 2017 calling out a “hit list” of boxers including former WBC World Heavyweight Champion, Sam Peter on social media.

See how Samuel Peter replied to the challenge: https://dailysportcast.com/im-back-and-ready-samuel-peter-last-comment-on-fury-challenge/

Iceland national team have shown their support for Nigeria and Wolves goalkeeper Carl Ikeme ahead of Friday encounter between both teams at the Volgograd Arena.

Iceland will face the Super Eagles for their group D second fixture on Friday.

The Wolves goalkeeper was diagnosed with acute leukaemia after abnormal blood tests were returned during the club’s pre-season medical testing.

All of us in @footballiceland are with you @Carl_Ikeme ��❤ pic.twitter.com/LMy4fumDj5

— Jon Dadi Bodvarsson (@jondadi) June 17, 2018

Reading forward Jon Dadi Bodvarsson led his teammates in paying tribute to his former teammate at Wolverhampton Wanderers and they honoured the 31-year-old with their team jersey that has his name on it.


SOURCE: https://dailysportcast.com/iceland-players-show-support-for-super-eagles-carl-ikeme/

Formula 1 Champion Lewis Hamilton wished England “the best” as they take on Tunisia in their first match at the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.

Hamilton backed the Three Lions to success with his recent tweet: “Wishing our boys all the best for their first match in the World Cup! Let’s go!

Wishing our boys all the best for their first match in the World Cup! Let’s go! #WorldCup �� �������⚽ � @HKane pic.twitter.com/Jikza3IPqM

— Lewis Hamilton (@LewisHamilton) June 18, 2018


England will be trading tackles against Africa’s Tunisia at the Volgograd Arena 7PM Nigerian time.

Meanwhile, Tunisia will seek to overturn the poor performance of African countries in the first round of the World Cup after Egypt, Morocco and Nigeria suffered defeat.

TunisSTAT: Tunisia has not won a World Cup match since 1978.


SOURCE: https://dailysportcast.com/lewis-hamilton-backs-england-to-succeed-against-tunisia/

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Super Eagles starting XI against Croatia released

https://dailysportcast.com/super-eagles-starting-xi-against-croatia-released/

In the recent list of top 100 richest athletes released by Forbes in June, Boxing great Floyd Mayweather ‘s total revenue doubled that of Barcelona star, Lionel Messi and Cristiano ROnaldo which stood at $111M and $108M respectively.

Here, the full list for keeps.

Floyd Mayweather $285 M $275 M $10 M Boxing
Lionel Messi $111 M $84 M $27 M Soccer
Cristiano Ronaldo $108 M $61 M $47 M Soccer
Conor McGregor $99 M $85 M $14 M Mixed Martial Arts
Neymar $90 M $73 M $17 M Soccer
LeBron James $85.5 M $33.5 M $52 M Basketball
Roger Federer $77.2 M $12.2 M $65 M Tennis
Stephen Curry $76.9 M $34.9 M $42 M Basketball
Matt Ryan $67.3 M $62.3 M $5 M Football
Matthew Stafford $59.5 M $57.5 M $2 M Football
Kevin Durant $57.3 M $25.3 M $32 M Basketball

Source: Check here for FULL LIST https://dailysportcast.com/top-100-richest-athletes-world-mayweather-ronaldo-messi/

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gidob:
Real Madrid and their loud mouth....
So they couldn't wait for the end of the tournament to make d announcement

As in eh

The long-anticipated fixtures for the 2018/2019  English Premier League Season is out. Arsenal begins next season's campaign under Unai Emery against Manchester City on the opening day. 

For full fixtures online. check here : https://dailysportcast.com/english-premier-league-fixtures-2018-2019-season/

Saturday, 11 August 2018
Arsenal v Man City
AFC Bournemouth v Cardiff City
Fulham v Crystal Palace
Huddersfield Town v Chelsea
Liverpool v West Ham
Man Utd v Leicester City
Newcastle United v Spurs
Southampton v Burnley
Watford v Brighton
Wolves v Everton

Saturday, 18 August 2018
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Cardiff City v Newcastle United
Chelsea v Arsenal
Crystal Palace v Liverpool
Everton v Southampton
Leicester City v Wolves
Man City v Huddersfield Town
Spurs v Fulham
West Ham v AFC Bournemouth

Saturday, 25 August 2018
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AFC Bournemouth v Everton
Fulham v Burnley
Huddersfield Town v Cardiff City
Liverpool v Brighton
Man Utd v Spurs
Newcastle United v Chelsea
Southampton v Leicester City
Watford v Crystal Palace
Wolves v Man City

Saturday, 1 September 2018
Brighton v Fulham
Burnley v Man Utd
Cardiff City v Arsenal
Chelsea v AFC Bournemouth
Crystal Palace v Southampton
Everton v Huddersfield Town
Leicester City v Liverpool
Man City v Newcastle United
Watford v Spurs
West Ham v Wolves

Saturday, 15 September 2018
AFC Bournemouth v Leicester City
Chelsea v Cardiff City
Everton v West Ham
Huddersfield Town v Crystal Palace
Man City v Fulham
Newcastle United v Arsenal
Southampton v Brighton
Spurs v Liverpool
Watford v Man Utd
Wolves v Burnley

Saturday, 22 September 2018
Arsenal v Everton
Brighton v Spurs
Burnley v AFC Bournemouth
Cardiff City v Man City
Crystal Palace v Newcastle United
Fulham v Watford
Leicester City v Huddersfield Town
Liverpool v Southampton
Man Utd v Wolves
West Ham v Chelsea

Saturday, 29 September 2018
Arsenal v Watford
AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace
Cardiff City v Burnley
Chelsea v Liverpool
Everton v Fulham
Huddersfield Town v Spurs
Man City v Brighton
Newcastle United v Leicester City
West Ham v Man Utd
Wolves v Southampton

Saturday, 6 October 2018
Brighton v West Ham
Burnley v Huddersfield Town
Crystal Palace v Wolves
Fulham v Arsenal
Leicester City v Everton
Liverpool v Man City
Man Utd v Newcastle United
Southampton v Chelsea
Spurs v Cardiff City
Watford v AFC Bournemouth

Saturday, 20 October 2018
Arsenal v Leicester City
AFC Bournemouth v Southampton
Cardiff City v Fulham
Chelsea v Man Utd
Everton v Crystal Palace
Huddersfield Town v Liverpool
Man City v Burnley
Newcastle United v Brighton
West Ham v Spurs
Wolves v Watford

Saturday, 27 October 2018
Brighton v Wolves
Burnley v Chelsea
Crystal Palace v Arsenal
Fulham v AFC Bournemouth
Leicester City v West Ham
Liverpool v Cardiff City
Man Utd v Everton
Southampton v Newcastle United
Spurs v Man City
Watford v Huddersfield Town

Saturday, 3 November 2018
Arsenal v Liverpool
AFC Bournemouth v Man Utd
Cardiff City v Leicester City
Chelsea v Crystal Palace
Everton v Brighton
Huddersfield Town v Fulham
Man City v Southampton
Newcastle United v Watford
West Ham v Burnley
Wolves v Spurs

Saturday, 10 November 2018
Arsenal v Wolves
Cardiff City v Brighton
Chelsea v Everton
Crystal Palace v Spurs
Huddersfield Town v West Ham
Leicester City v Burnley
Liverpool v Fulham
Man City v Man Utd
Newcastle United v AFC Bournemouth
Southampton v Watford

Saturday, 24 November 2018
AFC Bournemouth v Arsenal
Brighton v Leicester City
Burnley v Newcastle United
Everton v Cardiff City
Fulham v Southampton
Man Utd v Crystal Palace
Spurs v Chelsea
Watford v Liverpool
West Ham v Man City
Wolves v Huddersfield Town

Saturday, 1 December 2018
Arsenal v Spurs
Cardiff City v Wolves
Chelsea v Fulham
Crystal Palace v Burnley
Huddersfield Town v Brighton
Leicester City v Watford
Liverpool v Everton
Man City v AFC Bournemouth
Newcastle United v West Ham
Southampton v Man Utd

Tuesday, 4 December 2018
19:45 AFC Bournemouth v Huddersfield Town
19:45 Brighton v Crystal Palace
19:45 Burnley v Liverpool
19:45 Fulham v Leicester City
19:45 Watford v Man City
19:45 West Ham v Cardiff City
19:45 Wolves v Chelsea
20:00 Man Utd v Arsenal

Wednesday, 5 December 2018
19:45 Everton v Newcastle United
20:00 Spurs v Southampton

Saturday, 8 December 2018
Arsenal v Huddersfield Town
AFC Bournemouth v Liverpool
Burnley v Brighton
Cardiff City v Southampton
Chelsea v Man City
Everton v Watford
Leicester City v Spurs
Man Utd v Fulham
Newcastle United v Wolves
West Ham v Crystal Palace

Saturday, 15 December 2018
Brighton v Chelsea
Crystal Palace v Leicester City
Fulham v West Ham
Huddersfield Town v Newcastle United
Liverpool v Man Utd
Man City v Everton
Southampton v Arsenal
Spurs v Burnley
Watford v Cardiff City
Wolves v AFC Bournemouth

Saturday, 22 December 2018
Arsenal v Burnley
AFC Bournemouth v Brighton
Cardiff City v Man Utd
Chelsea v Leicester City
Everton v Spurs
Huddersfield Town v Southampton
Man City v Crystal Palace
Newcastle United v Fulham
West Ham v Watford
Wolves v Liverpool

Saturday, 26 December 2018
Brighton v Arsenal
Burnley v Everton
Crystal Palace v Cardiff City
Fulham v Wolves
Leicester City v Man City
Liverpool v Newcastle United
Man Utd v Huddersfield Town
Southampton v West Ham
Spurs v AFC Bournemouth
Watford v Chelsea

Saturday, 29 December 2018
Brighton v Everton
Burnley v West Ham
Crystal Palace v Chelsea
Fulham v Huddersfield Town
Leicester City v Cardiff City
Liverpool v Arsenal
Man Utd v AFC Bournemouth
Southampton v Man City
Spurs v Wolves
Watford v Newcastle United 

Tuesday, 1 January 2019
Arsenal v Fulham
AFC Bournemouth v Watford
Cardiff City v Spurs
Chelsea v Southampton
Everton v Leicester City
Huddersfield Town v Burnley
Man City v Liverpool
Newcastle United v Man Utd
West Ham v Brighton
Wolves v Crystal Palace

Saturday, 12 January 2019
Brighton v Liverpool
Burnley v Fulham
Cardiff City v Huddersfield Town
Chelsea v Newcastle United
Crystal Palace v Watford
Everton v AFC Bournemouth
Leicester City v Southampton
Man City v Wolves
Spurs v Man Utd
West Ham v Arsenal

Saturday, 19 January 2019
Arsenal v Chelsea
AFC Bournemouth v West Ham
Fulham v Spurs
Huddersfield Town v Man City
Liverpool v Crystal Palace
Man Utd v Brighton
Newcastle United v Cardiff City
Southampton v Everton
Watford v Burnley
Wolves v Leicester City

Tuesday, 29 January 2019
19:45 Arsenal v Cardiff City
19:45 AFC Bournemouth v Chelsea
19:45 Fulham v Brighton
19:45 Huddersfield Town v Everton
19:45 Wolves v West Ham
20:00 Man Utd v Burnley

Wednesday, 30 January 2019
19:45 Newcastle United v Man City
19:45 Southampton v Crystal Palace
20:00 Liverpool v Leicester City
20:00 Spurs v Watford

Saturday, 2 February 2019
Brighton v Watford
Burnley v Southampton
Cardiff City v AFC Bournemouth
Chelsea v Huddersfield Town
Crystal Palace v Fulham
Everton v Wolves
Leicester City v Man Utd
Man City v Arsenal
Spurs v Newcastle United
West Ham v Liverpool

Saturday, 9 February 2019
Brighton v Burnley
Crystal Palace v West Ham
Fulham v Man Utd
Huddersfield Town v Arsenal
Liverpool v AFC Bournemouth
Man City v Chelsea
Southampton v Cardiff City
Spurs v Leicester City
Watford v Everton
Wolves v Newcastle United

Saturday, 23 February 2019
Arsenal v Southampton
AFC Bournemouth v Wolves
Burnley v Spurs
Cardiff City v Watford
Chelsea v Brighton
Everton v Man City
Leicester City v Crystal Palace
Man Utd v Liverpool
Newcastle United v Huddersfield Town
West Ham v Fulham

Tuesday, 26 February 2019
19:45 Arsenal v AFC Bournemouth
19:45 Cardiff City v Everton
19:45 Huddersfield Town v Wolves
19:45 Leicester City v Brighton
20:00 Crystal Palace v Man Utd

Wednesday, 27 February 2019
19:45 Chelsea v Spurs
19:45 Newcastle United v Burnley
19:45 Southampton v Fulham
20:00 Liverpool v Watford
20:00 Man City v West Ham

Saturday, 2 March 2019
AFC Bournemouth v Man City
Brighton v Huddersfield Town
Burnley v Crystal Palace
Everton v Liverpool
Fulham v Chelsea
Man Utd v Southampton
Spurs v Arsenal
Watford v Leicester City
West Ham v Newcastle United
Wolves v Cardiff City

Saturday, 9 March 2019
Arsenal v Man Utd
Cardiff City v West Ham
Chelsea v Wolves
Crystal Palace v Brighton
Huddersfield Town v AFC Bournemouth
Leicester City v Fulham
Liverpool v Burnley
Man City v Watford
Newcastle United v Everton
Southampton v Spurs

Saturday, 16 March 2019
AFC Bournemouth v Newcastle United
Brighton v Cardiff City
Burnley v Leicester City
Everton v Chelsea
Fulham v Liverpool
Man Utd v Man City
Spurs v Crystal Palace
Watford v Southampton
West Ham v Huddersfield Town
Wolves v Arsenal

Saturday, 30 March 2019
Arsenal v Newcastle United
Brighton v Southampton
Burnley v Wolves
Cardiff City v Chelsea
Crystal Palace v Huddersfield Town
Fulham v Man City
Leicester City v AFC Bournemouth
Liverpool v Spurs
Man Utd v Watford
West Ham v Everton

Saturday, 6 April 2019
AFC Bournemouth v Burnley
Chelsea v West Ham
Everton v Arsenal
Huddersfield Town v Leicester City
Man City v Cardiff City
Newcastle United v Crystal Palace
Southampton v Liverpool
Spurs v Brighton
Watford v Fulham
Wolves v Man Utd

Saturday, 13 April 2019
Brighton v AFC Bournemouth
Burnley v Cardiff City
Crystal Palace v Man City
Fulham v Everton
Leicester City v Newcastle United
Liverpool v Chelsea
Man Utd v West Ham
Southampton v Wolves
Spurs v Huddersfield Town
Watford v Arsenal

Saturday, 20 April 2019
Arsenal v Crystal Palace
AFC Bournemouth v Fulham
Cardiff City v Liverpool
Chelsea v Burnley
Everton v Man Utd
Huddersfield Town v Watford
Man City v Spurs
Newcastle United v Southampton
West Ham v Leicester City
Wolves v Brighton

Saturday, 27 April 2019
Brighton v Newcastle United
Burnley v Man City
Crystal Palace v Everton
Fulham v Cardiff City
Leicester City v Arsenal
Liverpool v Huddersfield Town
Man Utd v Chelsea
Southampton v AFC Bournemouth
Spurs v West Ham
Watford v Wolves

Saturday, 4 May 2019
Arsenal v Brighton
AFC Bournemouth v Spurs
Cardiff City v Crystal Palace
Chelsea v Watford
Everton v Burnley
Huddersfield Town v Man Utd
Man City v Leicester City
Newcastle United v Liverpool
West Ham v Southampton
Wolves v Fulham

Sunday, 12 May 2019
Brighton v Man City
Burnley v Arsenal
Crystal Palace v AFC Bournemouth
Fulham v Newcastle United
Leicester City v Chelsea
Liverpool v Wolves
Man Utd v Cardiff City
Southampton v Huddersfield Town
Spurs v Everton
Watford v West Ham

oshe11:
More probs for Ramos n Spain

How does this affect Sergio Ramos?