Sunday Premier League
 

Team news > Everton and Arsenal.

Everton captain Phil Jagielka (hamstring) and midfielder Steven Pienaar (knee) will both miss the visit of Arsenal on Sunday.

Jagielka has been absent for six matches and will not return until manager Roberto Martinez is sure he is 100 per cent while Pienaar has sat out four games.

Midfielder Ross Barkley (calf) should be available after coming off against Fulham last weekend.

Arsenal will have midfielder Aaron Ramsey back in the squad for the first time this year following a thigh injury at Everton on Sunday.

Full-back Kieran Gibbs (ankle) is a doubt, but Nacho Monreal (foot) should be available, while centre-half Laurent Koscielny (calf) and midfielder Serge Gnabry (knee) are out.

Germany international Mesut Ozil (hamstring) remains sidelined, alongside Jack Wilshere (foot), Theo Walcott and Abou Diaby (both knee).

Teams

Everton (from): Howard, Coleman, Distin, Stones, Baines, Barry, McCarthy, Osman, Barkley, Naismith, Lukaku, Robles, Browning, Garbutt, Alcaraz, McGeady, Mirallas, Deulofeu.

Arsenal (from): Szczesny, Sagna, Vermaelen, Mertesacker, Monreal, Flamini, Arteta, Cazorla, Podolski, Rosicky, Giroud, Fabianski, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Sanogo, Bellerin, Jenkinson, Kallstrom, Ramsey
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Team news > West Ham and Liverpool

West Ham captain Kevin Nolan will be fit to face Liverpool when the Barclays Premier League leaders visit Upton Park on Sunday.

The 31-year-old was forced off late on in Monday night's 2-1 win at Sunderland after feeling tightness in his back but Hammers' boss Sam Allardyce is confident his skipper will be available.

Defender George McCartney (hamstring) is less fortunate and will miss out, while Joey O'Brien (shoulder) and Marco Borriello (calf) are again likely to be sidelined.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has to decide whether to keep faith with an unchanged side for the trip to West Ham on Sunday.

Last weekend he brought back forward Raheem Sterling at the expense of midfielder Joe Allen and was rewarded by a man-of-the-match display in the 4-0 home win over Tottenham.

However, the Hammers present a different proposition at Upton Park and Allen may be recalled but defender Jose Enrique (knee) has been ruled out for the remainder of the season.

Teams

West Ham (from): Adrian, Jaaskelainen, Demel, Tomkins, Johnson, Collins, Johnson, Reid, Armero, Noble, Nocerino, Diame, Taylor, Nolan, J Cole, Downing, Jarvis, Vaz Te, C Cole, Carroll.

Liverpool (from): Mignolet, Johnson, Agger, Skrtel, Flanagan, Gerrard, Allen, Henderson, Sterling, Sturridge, Suarez, Jones, Sakho, Cissokho, Toure, Lucas, Alberto, Coutinho, Aspas, Teixeira, Moses.


This could be interesting both on the pitch and from the crowd o:D

H-T Everton v Arsenal.
 

Everton leading woeful Arsenal. 2-0 at half time 3:-)

Its 3-0 now......:news:


I fancy West Ham to get a point this afternoon...

1-1

2-2



Andy Caroll to score at ANYTIME @ 3/1


NOBLE to score first @ 20/1 and ANYTIME @ 6/1

Stranger things have happened T... Glk you could be right , but I won't be holding my breath ..
I'll be tuning in but I think if Allardyce starts his ' cupped ear to the crowd' malarkey again, then the boos will be heard all over the East End 3:-)

Half time .West Ham v Liverpool ........ 1-1 o:D


Tonys bet looking good :news:

Haha.....had to laugh at the equalizer....Caroll smacked the goalie on the head...

The linesman saw the foul and the ref overruled him ....:egghead:


Fair result 1-1 at half time...

Liverpool win with another two pens.....:h?:


Thats four pens in two away games.....:hi:


Im sure Chelsea cant win the title but hopefully we can win at Anfield to make sure Liverpool dont...:news:

Well it's a sure fact Arsenal or Man Utd won't win it, so ya never say never o:D

First Pen was cast iron the second was a joke, but not as big a one as West Hams first goal