Match Preview: Liverpool v Arsenal

Sunday, December 21, 2014
Anfield
Kick-off: 9.30 pm Sri Lanka

Three FA Cup finals, a League Cup final, a Champions League quarter-final and that dramatic title decider in 1989 - there's almost always been something 'up for grabs now' when the mighty footballing institutions Liverpool and Arsenal meet.

But now, the weighty importance, the shimmer of promised silverware, the sense of greatness that has been part and parcel of this fixture on so many occasions since they first met 121 years ago is sadly lacking.

Like two much-diminished old actors trying to reprise a role that once had audiences enraptured and made them household names, they'll enter the stage wishing the world still hung on their every line.

Brendan Rodgers finally found respite – and an effective formation – at Bournemouth but back in the Premier League it is a case of two managers needing to convince at Anfield. Arsène Wenger will shudder at the memory of his last visit, February’s 5-1 humiliation that holed his then Premier League leaders’ title credentials and reinforced Liverpool’s own in the process. Arsenal must also improve on their last away league display at Stoke City to avoid any nasty confrontations at Lime Street Station afterwards. 

Liverpool are awaiting a late assessment on defender Dejan Lovren's groin injury ahead of Sunday's visit of Arsenal.

The centre-back was forced off during Wednesday's Capital One Cup quarter-final win over Bournemouth and should he not be fit manager Brendan Rodgers can recall Mamadou Sakho or revert to a flat-back four.

Midfielder Joe Allen missed the trip the south coast but could return to the squad but striker Mario Balotelli is suspended.

Arsenal's Theo Walcott, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (both groin) and Nacho Monreal (ankle) face fitness tests to determine if they can play in Sunday's Premier League clash at Anfield.

Manager Arsene Wenger fears midfielder Aaron Ramsey will miss the hectic festive fixture schedule with his hamstring problem, but has Calum Chambers back from suspension.

Laurent Koscielny (calf), Mikel Arteta (calf), Mesut Ozil (knee), David Ospina (thigh), Abou Diaby (calf), Jack Wilshere (ankle), Tomas Rosicky (thigh) and Serge Gnabry (knee) are all still out.

MATCH FACTS

• Liverpool won this fixture 5-1 last season thanks to two goals each from Martin Skrtel and Raheem Sterling and one from Luis Suarez. Four of those goals came in the first 20 minutes.

• That was only Liverpool's second win over Arsenal in their last 14 Premier League meetings.

• Arsenal won the other two matches they played against Liverpool last season - 2-0 in the league and 2-1 in the FA Cup fifth round, both at the Emirates.

• Liverpool v Arsenal has seen more hat-tricks (five) than any other fixture in Premier League history.

• There have been four 90th minute or later goals in the last six league meetings between the sides at Anfield.

• Liverpool's midweek win over Bournemouth was only their third in their last 11 games in all competitions.

• The Reds have failed to score in five league games this season, two more than in the whole of last season.

• Based on three points for a win, Liverpool's tally of 21 points is their lowest after 16 games since 1964-65.

• Mario Balotelli has had more shots (42 - including blocked) than any other player yet to score in the top flight this season.

• After drawing five of their first eight league games, Arsenal have drawn none of their subsequent eight (W5 L3).

• They have only lost one of their last six matches in all competitions.

• The Gunners have only failed to score in one league game this season.

• Alexis Sanchez has scored (seven) or assisted (four) 11 of Arsenal's last 17 league goals (65%).

Match Preview: Manchester United v Liverpool

Manchester United v Liverpool
Old Trafford
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Kick-off: 7 pm

David Moyes’s branding of Liverpool as favourites against Manchester United at Old Trafford for last season’s edition of this fixture hardly enamored the Scot to fans. In Louis van Gaal they now have a manager to believe in and he “welcomes” Brendan Rodgers’ side seeking a six consecutive win. The Liverpool manager is feeling serious heat due to average domestic form and being knocked out of the Champions League and a victory over the old enemy would be a fair fillip. 

United were poor in victory at St Mary's on Monday night and lost in both Premier League encounters against Liverpool last season, but at present it is United who have the upper hand on their bitter rivals.
Brendan Rodgers' men are seven points behind United in ninth place after losing six games this season, but will know anything can happen in what is still one of the fiercest rivalries in the Premier League.

Midfielder Angel di Maria will miss Manchester United's game against Liverpool on Sunday because of a hamstring injury.

Defenders Phil Jones (shin) and Rafael (groin) return after two months on the sidelines.

Left-back Luke Shaw (ankle), midfielder Daley Blind (knee) and defender Chris Smalling (groin) are out though.

Striker Mario Balotelli is back in training and could return to the squad for Sunday's trip to Manchester United.

The Italy forward has been sidelined since November 8 because of a groin problem sustained on international duty.

Midfielder Adam Lallana will be in the squad despite breaking two ribs just over a week ago while centre-back Kolo Toure is expected to have recovered from a groin injury which kept him out of the midweek Champions League draw against Basel.

Only Everton v Liverpool (20) has seen more red cards than Liverpool v Manchester United of all fixtures in Premier League history (15).

Steven Gerrard has scored more goals as an away player at Old Trafford than any other player in Premier League history (5).

Mario Balotelli’s only previous appearance in the league at Old Trafford saw him score twice in Man City’s 6-1 demolition of the Red Devils in October 2011.

Liverpool’s haul of 21 points is their fourth lowest in Premier League history at this stage of the season. They had 19 points in 1992-93, 2010-11 and 2012-13.

Match Preview: Liverpool vs Basel

9 December 2014 • 19:45 • Anfield, Liverpool 

Referee: B. Kuipers

Ten years on from a dramatic comeback in the Champions League, Liverpool will again look to Steven Gerrard for inspiration when they face Basel in a must-win match on Tuesday.

On December 8, 2004, Liverpool welcomed Greek side Olympiakos to Anfield needing to win by two goals to reach the last 16. Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has backed Steven Gerrard to inspire his side through their must-win Champions League clash with Basel.

The five-time European champions go into Tuesday night's Group B game at Anfield knowing that only a victory will be good enough for them to progress.

And, having won just five of their 12 home matches in all competitions this season after being held to a goalless draw by Sunderland in the Premier League on Saturday, the pressure is on the Reds to perform. 

Liverpool have also picked up just one point in four Champions League fixtures since opening with a narrow defeat of Ludogorets on Merseyside, a run which saw them lose 1-0 in Switzerland in October.

Gerrard was again only used as a substitute over the weekend but Rodgers has confirmed that he will play his skipper - the hero of so many European nights at Anfield - from the outset as his side seek those vital three points.

Basel go into the match buoyed by back-to-back away wins over FC Zurich and Lucerne, which extended their lead at the top of the Swiss Super League to eight points.

Top scorer Shkelzen Gashi took his tally for the season to 12 goals in 17 games with a double on Saturday, while veteran striker Marco Streller, who scored the only goal of the match when these sides met in Switzerland, has also returned to action after a slipped disc ahead of the Anfield clash. 

Beat Basel, and Liverpool will join group winners Real Madrid in the last 16, where they have not set foot since 2009. Fail to win, and they are out."We are still very much alive and we can`t wait for the game against Basel at home, which will be another very special European night for sure," said Gerrard`s midfielder partner Lucas Leiva.

Ivorian midfielder Serey Die returns from suspension for Swiss Super League leaders Basel. Marco Streller is fit again after a back problem, but fellow striker Giovanni Sio has been sidelined by a knee injury.

Striker Daniel Sturridge remains out of action for Liverpool with a thigh problem, while Mario Balotelli is a doubt after missing five games due to a groin injury.

• If Liverpool do not win, they will not qualify for the last 16.
• The Reds would at least qualify for the Europa League by matching Ludogorets' result in their last game of the group stage. It would be their second Champions League in a row with them finishing third in their group, after 2009/2010. 
• FC Basel could be through even with a draw. It would be their third time in the CL round of 16, after 2011/2012 (when they were eventually beaten by Bayern) and 2002/2003 (when they finished third in the second group stage).

Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool: match preview

Saturday, August 30, 2014
White Hart Lane
Kick-off: 6pm Sri Lankan time
Referee: Phil Dowd. Matches: None.

After a 1-3 loss away to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Monday—a fixture that many Liverpool fans will have considered to be one of their toughest of the Premier League season—the Reds will look to respond with an improved performance at Tottenham Hotspur this Sunday. Brendan Rodgers’ men were actually on the front foot on Monday night, before a combination of defensive errors—most notably new left-back Alberto Moreno’s hesitance to clear the ball—led to Stevan Jovetic’s opening goal, pinning Liverpool back for most of the second half. Both Glen Johnson and Moreno suffered injuries in the closing stages of the game, while Martin Skrtel also looked in trouble.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino understands the hullabaloo surrounding Mario Balotelli's return to the Premier League, but is giving the Italian little thought ahead of his potential Liverpool debut at White Hart Lane. Just 18 months after leaving Manchester City to join boyhood club AC Milan, the 24-year-old this week completed his shock move to Anfield. The Italy international's career has been punctuated by controversy on and off the field, although the prospect of making his brilliance more than an occasional delight is an exciting prospect for Liverpool. Balotelli could make his debut at White Hart Lane on Sunday against in-form Tottenham, whose manager is happy to see the striker back in England, but not jumping on the rather excitable bandwagon.

New signing Federico Fazio could make his Tottenham debut this weekend, although Roberto Soldado is a doubt to face Liverpool.

Spurs head coach Mauricio Pochettino has yet to decide whether centre-back Fazio, who arrived from Sevilla on Wednesday, will feature at White Hart Lane on Sunday.

Soldado may be absent again with a neck and back issue, while Kyle Walker is still missing.

Summer signings Mario Balotelli and the fit-again Adam Lallana could make their Liverpool debuts in Sunday's Barclays Premier League clash with Tottenham at White Hart Lane.

Three players who sustained problems during Monday's 3-1 loss at Manchester City, Alberto Moreno, Martin Skrtel and Glen Johnson, are to be assessed ahead of the Spurs match.

Jose Enrique will also have a late fitness test, but Jon Flanagan is not yet ready to return as he works his way back to fitness from his knee injury, and Daniel Agger and Oussama Assaidi remain sidelined. 

With the potential for two high-profile debuts at White Hart Lane, the excitement level has risen.

Spurs could use Federico Fazio in defence following his arrival from Sevilla while Mario Balotelli, back in the Premier League, should feature for Liverpool after the 3-1 reverse at Manchester City.

If the Italian is Liverpool’s new Luis Suárez, he will hope to match the Uruguayan’s brace of goals in last season’s 5-0 win in north London.

Manchester City v Liverpool match preview

Monday, Aug 25, 2014
Etihad Stadium
Kick-off: 12.30pm SL time
Referee: Michael Oliver. Matches: 1, R0 Y3.

Cast your minds back to last season, with one of the closest title races in history poised to go down to the wire, Liverpool welcomed Manchester City to Anfield, both had the title in their sights. A Philippe Coutinho strike in a 3-2 victory for the Reds in that game looked to have tilted the title in their favour, however a Steven Gerrard mistake and a merciless City run of form in the remaining games meant the title slipped from Liverpool’s grasp and ended up in the hands of Manuel Pellegrini’s team. 

This is only the second match of the season yet there is the potential double reward of a title rival being defeated plus crucial momentum achieved. As the deal for Mario Balotelli was not done in time for the forward to be available for Liverpool, Manchester City must surely fancy their chances of finishing Monday evening with all three points, especially as only Alvaro Negredo and Eliaquim Mangala are unavailable to Manuel Pellegrini. 

Filling the void left by Suarez will be difficult and Rodgers will be desperate not to fall into the trap Tottenham did last season when they tried to replace Gareth Bale with quantity in terms of players, instead of quality. Having said that, Liverpool have splashed the cash this summer, ransacking Southampton for Adam Lallana, Rickie Lambert and Dejan Lovren, as well as signing Alberto Moreno, Emre Can and Lazar Markovic from the continent.
Summer signings Lazar Markovic and Alberto Moreno are in contention to make debuts in Liverpool's Barclays Premier League clash with Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Monday. Fit-again winger Markovic and defender Moreno, recruited last week from Sevilla, are both set to be included in the squad for the match but fellow summer arrival Adam Lallana's wait to make his bow definitely goes on, with the midfielder not quite ready yet as his rehabilitation from a knee injury nears its conclusion. Jose Enrique's condition will be assessed, while Daniel Agger, Jon Flanagan and Oussama Assaidi remain sidelined.

As both teams prepare to square up for the season’s first big clash, a defeat would not be terminal for either side this early into the season. However, Liverpool will be desperate to extract revenge for last season, while Manchester City will be hoping to build some early season momentum to carry into their autumn fixtures.

PAST MEETINGS…

Liverpool 3 (Sterling, Skrtel, Coutinho) Man City 2 (Silva, Johnson OG), Premier League, April 2014

Man City 2 (Kompany, Negredo) Liverpool 1 (Coutinho), Premier League, December 2013

Man City 2 (Dzeko, Aguero) Liverpool 2 (Sturridge, Gerrard), Premier League, February 2013

STATS…

Man City full backs Aleksandar Kolarov (7) and Pablo Zabaleta (6) assisted more goals than any other defenders in the 2013-14 Premier League.

Frank Lampard is the top scoring midfielder in Premier League history with 171 goals, more than Aguero, Dzeko, Yaya Toure and David Silva combined.

City’s total of 102 goals last season in the Premier League is the second highest in the competition’s history (behind Chelsea with 103 in 2009-10).

Liverpool fired in 258 shots on target last season, more than any other team in the Premier League.

Daniel Sturridge’s goals won Liverpool 20 points in the Premier League last season; more than any other player for their side.

Liverpool v Southampton: team news and match preview

Liverpool v Southampton

Sunday, August 17, 2014, Anfield

Kick-off: 6 pm Sri Lankan Time.

Referee: Mark Clattenburg. Matches: 27, R3 Y96.

Because of an unfortunate Steven Gerrard slip, Liverpool will not start this season as kings, but as an ambitious prince. Southampton were one of only two visiting teams to win at Anfield last season but will be unrecognisable for Ronald Koeman’s first Premier League game in charge. The goalscorer in that 1-0 win, Dejan Lovren, joined the summer exodus from St Mary’s to Liverpool and is the only former Saint likely to start against his old club with Adam Lallana suffering from a knee injury and Rickie Lambert, who has scored against all his ex-teams, set for the substitutes’ bench.

 New signings Ryan Bertrand from Chelsea, former Celtic’s keeper Fraser Forster and ex-Inter Milan Saphir Taider are likely to play. Only new defensive acquisition Florin Gardos is a certain absentee, with midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin in contention despite ongoing rumours of a move to Tottenham. Shane Long, signed on Thursday from Hull, is available and will offer competition to fellow new recruit Graziano Pelle up front while academy graduate Lloyd Isgrove will be hopeful his pre-season showings could be enough to see him handed a first Premier League appearance.

For the first time in Premier League history, an English team meets its feeder club on the opening day of the season.

The Liverpool and Southampton masters teams of years to come will be picking from the same squad. It’s a new era for the Saints under Ronald Keoman, but in his favour his first scout report involved watching last season’s videos of his new club.

Liverpool are now Suárez-less, but Philippe Coutinho and Raheem Sterling are emerging as world class.

PAST THREE MEETINGS…

Southampton 0 Liverpool 3 (Suarez, Sterling, Gerrard), Premier League, March 2014.

Liverpool 0 Southampton 1 (Lovren), Premier League, September 2013.

Southampton 3 (Schneiderlin, Lambert, Rodriguez) Liverpool 1 (Coutinho) March 2013.

STATS…

Liverpool has an average of 1.54 goals against Southampton.

Last year, Southampton’s goal was scored by Dejan Lovren, with an assist from Adam Lallana, now two Liverpool players.

Southampton, which finished 8 had a best defence last year (46) than almost champions Liverpool (50).

Highlights: Man Utd 3 Real 1, Liverpool 2 AC Milan 0 & Man City 5 Olympiakos 6

Manchester United 3 Real Madrid 1 

Liverpool 2 AC Milan 0

Olympiakos 6 Manchester City 5

Manchester City 2 (1-3) 2 Liverpool Match Report & Highlights

Stevan Jovetic double not enough for Premier League champions as Reds have last laugh with shootout victory. Attendance at Yankee Stadium: 49,653. That's over 1,000 more people than the highest Yankee game this season.

Stevan Jovetic struck a brace, either side of Jordan Henderson's crisp finish for the Reds, before Raheem Sterling equalised in the 85th minute. After normal time finished 2-2, Brendan Rodgers' men were the better side in the shootout. Simon Mignolet was the penalty shootout hero as Liverpool claimed bragging rights over Premier League rivals Manchester City.

The Reds keeper denied Yaya Toure and Jesus Navas from the spot as Brendan Rodgers' side triumphed 3-1 on penalties in New York.

Earlier Man City defeated AC Milan 5-1 to begin campaign & Liverpool beat Olympiacos 1-0 in opening game. 

Highlights: Manchester City 5 AC Milan 1 & Liverpool 1 Olympiakos 0

 Manchester City 5 AC Milan 1




Liverpool 1 Olympiakos 0

Pre Season friendly fixture list of Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd, Spurs, Newcastle

Pre Season friendly fixture list of Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man City,  Man Utd, Spurs, Newcastle. Times are in GMT. 

Arsenal

26 July New York Red Bulls (A), 5pm local time, New Jersey, USA

Emirates Cup

2 August Benfica (H), 4.20pm, Emirates Stadium

3 August Monaco (H), 4.20pm, Emirates Stadium

Community Shield

10 August Manchester City (N), 3pm, Wembley Stadium

Chelsea

23 July RZ Pellets WAC (A), 7.30pm local time, Klagenfurt, Austria

27 July NK Olimpika Ljubljana (A), Kick-off TBC, Ljubljana, Slovenia

30 July Vitesse Arnhem (A), 7.30pm local time, Arnhem Stadium, Netherlands

3 August Werder Bremen (A), Kick-off TBC, Wesser Stadium, Germany

10 August Ferencvaros (A), Kick-off 7.45pm, Albert Florian Stadium, Budapest, Hungary

Liverpool

16 July Brondby (A), 6pm local time, Brondby, Denmark

19 July Preston North End (A), 3pm, Deepdale

23 July Roma (N), 7.30pm EST, Boston, USA

Guinness International Champions Cup

27 July Olympiacos (N), 5pm CST, Chicago, USA

30 July Manchester City (N), 7pm EST, New York, USA

2 August AC Milan (N), 6.30pm EST, Charlotte, USA

4 August TBC (If they reach the final), TBC, Miami, USA

10 August: Borussia Dortmund (H), 12:15pm, Anfield

Manchester City

13 July Dundee (A), 4pm, Dens Park

18 July Heart of Midlothian (A), Kick-off TBC, Tynecastle

23 July Sporting Kansas (A), 8pm local time, Kansas, USA

Guinness International Champions Cup

27 July AC Milan (N), 4pm EST, Heinz Field, USA

30 July Liverpool (N), 7pm EST, New York, USA

2 August Olympiacos (N), 2pm CST, TCF Bank Stadium, USA

4 August TBC (If they reach the final), TBC, Miami, USA

Community Shield

10 August Arsenal (N), 3pm, Wembley Stadium

Manchester United

Chevrolet FC Cup

23 July Los Angeles Galaxy (N), Kick-off TBC, Pasadena, USA

Guinness International Champions Cup

26 July Roma (N), Kick-off TBC, Denver, USA

29 July Inter Milan (N), Kick-off TBC, Washington DC, USA

2 August Real Madrid (N), Kick-off TBC, Ann Arbor, USA

4 August TBC (Final), TBC, Miami, USA

Newcastle United

15 July Oldham Athletic (A), 7.30pm, Boundary Park

22 July Sydney (N), 7.30pm local time, Dunedin, New Zealand

26 July Wellington Pheonix (A), 4.30pm local time, Wellington, New Zealand

30 July Sheffield Wednesday (A), 7.45pm, Hillsborough

Schalke 04 Cup

2 August Malaga (N), 5.30pm, Veltins-Arena, Germany

3 August Schalke 04 (A), 7.30pm, Veltins-Arena, Germany

10 August Real Sociedad (H), 1.30pm, St James' Park

Tottenham Hotspur

19 July Seattle Sounders (A), 9pm, CenturyLink Field, USA

21 July Toronto (A),  midnight, BMO Field, Canada

27 July Chicago Fire (A), 1am, Toyota Park, USA

2 August Celtic (N), 2.30pm, Helsinki Olympic Stadium, Finland

9 August Schalke 04 (H), 5.30pm, White Hart Lane

Premier League 2014/15 Fixtures

16 August 2014

Arsenal v Crystal Palace

Burnley v Chelsea

Leicester City v Everton

Liverpool v Southampton

Manchester United v Swansea City

Newcastle United v Manchester City

Queens Park Rangers v Hull City

Stoke City v Aston Villa

West Bromwich Albion v Sunderland

West Ham United v Tottenham Hotspur

23 August 2014

Aston Villa v Newcastle United

Chelsea v Leicester City

Crystal Palace v West Ham United

Everton v Arsenal

Hull City v Stoke City

Manchester City v Liverpool

Southampton v West Bromwich Albion

Sunderland v Manchester United

Swansea City v Burnley

Tottenham Hotspur v Queens Park Rangers

30 August 2014

Aston Villa v Hull City

Burnley v Manchester United

Everton v Chelsea

Leicester City v Arsenal

Manchester City v Stoke City

Newcastle United v Crystal Palace

Queens Park Rangers v Sunderland

Swansea City v West Bromwich Albion

Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool

West Ham United v Southampton

13 September 2014

Arsenal v Manchester City

Chelsea v Swansea City

Crystal Palace v Burnley

Hull City v West Ham United

Liverpool v Aston Villa

Manchester United v Queens Park Rangers

Southampton v Newcastle United

Stoke City v Leicester City

Sunderland v Tottenham Hotspur

West Bromwich Albion v Everton

20 September 2014

Aston Villa v Arsenal

Burnley v Sunderland

Everton v Crystal Palace

Leicester City v Manchester United

Manchester City v Chelsea

Newcastle United v Hull City

Queens Park Rangers v Stoke City

Swansea City v Southampton

Tottenham Hotspur v West Bromwich Albion

West Ham United v Liverpool

27 September 2014

Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur

Chelsea v Aston Villa

Crystal Palace v Leicester City

Hull City v Manchester City

Liverpool v Everton

Manchester United v West Ham United

Southampton v Queens Park Rangers

Stoke City v Newcastle United

Sunderland v Swansea City

West Bromwich Albion v Burnley

4 October 2014

Aston Villa v Manchester City

Chelsea v Arsenal

Hull City v Crystal Palace

Leicester City v Burnley

Liverpool v West Bromwich Albion

Manchester United v Everton

Sunderland v Stoke City

Swansea City v Newcastle United

Tottenham Hotspur v Southampton

West Ham United v Queens Park Rangers

18 October 2014

Arsenal v Hull City

Burnley v West Ham United

Crystal Palace v Chelsea

Everton v Aston Villa

Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur

Newcastle United v Leicester City

Queens Park Rangers v Liverpool

Southampton v Sunderland

Stoke City v Swansea City

West Bromwich Albion v Manchester United

25 October 2014

Burnley v Everton

Liverpool v Hull City

Manchester United v Chelsea

Queens Park Rangers v Aston Villa

Southampton v Stoke City

Sunderland v Arsenal

Swansea City v Leicester City

Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United

West Bromwich Albion v Crystal Palace

West Ham United v Manchester City

1 November 2014

Arsenal v Burnley

Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur

Chelsea v Queens Park Rangers

Crystal Palace v Sunderland

Everton v Swansea City

Hull City v Southampton

Leicester City v West Bromwich Albion

Manchester City v Manchester United

Newcastle United v Liverpool

Stoke City v West Ham United

8 November 2014

Burnley v Hull City

Liverpool v Chelsea

Manchester United v Crystal Palace

Queens Park Rangers v Manchester City

Southampton v Leicester City

Sunderland v Everton

Swansea City v Arsenal

Tottenham Hotspur v Stoke City

West Bromwich Albion v Newcastle United

West Ham United v Aston Villa

22 November 2014

Arsenal v Manchester United

Aston Villa v Southampton

Chelsea v West Bromwich Albion

Crystal Palace v Liverpool

Everton v West Ham United

Hull City v Tottenham Hotspur

Leicester City v Sunderland

Manchester City v Swansea City

Newcastle United v Queens Park Rangers

Stoke City v Burnley

29 November 2014

Burnley v Aston Villa

Liverpool v Stoke City

Manchester United v Hull City

Queens Park Rangers v Leicester City

Southampton v Manchester City

Sunderland v Chelsea

Swansea City v Crystal Palace

Tottenham Hotspur v Everton

West Bromwich Albion v Arsenal

West Ham United v Newcastle United

2 December 2014

Arsenal v Southampton, 7.45pm

Burnley v Newcastle United, 7.45pm

Crystal Palace v Aston Villa, 8pm

Leicester City v Liverpool, 7.45pm

Manchester United v Stoke City, 7.45pm

Swansea City v Queens Park Rangers, 7.45pm

West Bromwich Albion v West Ham United, 8pm

3 December 2014

Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur, 7.45pm

Everton v Hull City, 7.45pm

Sunderland v Manchester City, 7.45pm

6 December 2014

Aston Villa v Leicester City

Hull City v West Bromwich Albion

Liverpool v Sunderland

Manchester City v Everton

Newcastle United v Chelsea

Queens Park Rangers v Burnley

Southampton v Manchester United

Stoke City v Arsenal

Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal Palace

West Ham United v Swansea City

13 December 2014

Arsenal v Newcastle United

Burnley v Southampton

Chelsea v Hull City

Crystal Palace v Stoke City

Everton v Queens Park Rangers

Leicester City v Manchester City

Manchester United v Liverpool

Sunderland v West Ham United

Swansea City v Tottenham Hotspur

West Bromwich Albion v Aston Villa

20 December 2014

Aston Villa v Manchester United

Hull City v Swansea City

Liverpool v Arsenal

Manchester City v Crystal Palace

Newcastle United v Sunderland

Queens Park Rangers v West Bromwich Albion

Southampton v Everton

Stoke City v Chelsea

Tottenham Hotspur v Burnley

West Ham United v Leicester City

26 December 2014

Arsenal v Queens Park Rangers

Burnley v Liverpool

Chelsea v West Ham United

Crystal Palace v Southampton

Everton v Stoke City

Leicester City v Tottenham Hotspur

Manchester United v Newcastle United

Sunderland v Hull City

Swansea City v Aston Villa

West Bromwich Albion v Manchester City

28 December 2014

Aston Villa v Sunderland

Hull City v Leicester City

Liverpool v Swansea City

Manchester City v Burnley

Newcastle United v Everton

Queens Park Rangers v Crystal Palace

Southampton v Chelsea

Stoke City v West Bromwich Albion

Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United

West Ham United v Arsenal

1 January 2015

Aston Villa v Crystal Palace

Hull City v Everton

Liverpool v Leicester City

Manchester City v Sunderland

Newcastle United v Burnley

Queens Park Rangers v Swansea City

Southampton v Arsenal

Stoke City v Manchester United

Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea

West Ham United v West Bromwich Albion

10 January 2015

Arsenal v Stoke City

Burnley v Queens Park Rangers

Chelsea v Newcastle United

Crystal Palace v Tottenham Hotspur

Everton v Manchester City

Leicester City v Aston Villa

Manchester United v Southampton

Sunderland v Liverpool

Swansea City v West Ham United

West Bromwich Albion v Hull City

17 January 2015

Aston Villa v Liverpool

Burnley v Crystal Palace

Everton v West Bromwich Albion

Leicester City v Stoke City

Manchester City v Arsenal

Newcastle United v Southampton

Queens Park Rangers v Manchester United

Swansea City v Chelsea

Tottenham Hotspur v Sunderland

West Ham United v Hull City

31 January 2015

Arsenal v Aston Villa

Chelsea v Manchester City

Crystal Palace v Everton

Hull City v Newcastle United

Liverpool v West Ham United

Manchester United v Leicester City

Southampton v Swansea City

Stoke City v Queens Park Rangers

Sunderland v Burnley

West Bromwich Albion v Tottenham Hotspur

7 February 2015

Aston Villa v Chelsea

Burnley v West Bromwich Albion

Everton v Liverpool

Leicester City v Crystal Palace

Manchester City v Hull City

Newcastle United v Stoke City

Queens Park Rangers v Southampton

Swansea City v Sunderland

Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal

West Ham United v Manchester United

10 February 2015

Arsenal v Leicester City, 7.45pm

Crystal Palace v Newcastle United, 8pm

Hull City v Aston Villa, 7.45pm

Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur, 8pm

Manchester United v Burnley, 7.45pm

Southampton v West Ham United, 7.45pm

West Bromwich Albion v Swansea City, 8pm

11 February 2015

Chelsea v Everton, 7.45pm

Stoke City v Manchester City, 7.45pm

Sunderland v Queens Park Rangers, 7.45pm

21 February 2015

Aston Villa v Stoke City

Chelsea v Burnley

Crystal Palace v Arsenal

Everton v Leicester City

Hull City v Queens Park Rangers

Manchester City v Newcastle United

Southampton v Liverpool

Sunderland v West Bromwich Albion

Swansea City v Manchester United

Tottenham Hotspur v West Ham United

28 February 2015

Arsenal v Everton

Burnley v Swansea City

Leicester City v Chelsea

Liverpool v Manchester City

Manchester United v Sunderland

Newcastle United v Aston Villa

Queens Park Rangers v Tottenham Hotspur

Stoke City v Hull City

West Bromwich Albion v Southampton

West Ham United v Crystal Palace

3 March 2015

Aston Villa v West Bromwich Albion, 7.45pm

Hull City v Sunderland, 7.45pm

Liverpool v Burnley, 8pm

Queens Park Rangers v Arsenal, 7.45pm

Southampton v Crystal Palace, 7.45pm

West Ham United v Chelsea, 7.45pm

4 March 2015

Manchester City v Leicester City, 7.45pm

Newcastle United v Manchester United, 7.45pm

Stoke City v Everton, 7.45pm

Tottenham Hotspur v Swansea City, 7.45pm

14 March 2015

Arsenal v West Ham United

Burnley v Manchester City

Chelsea v Southampton

Crystal Palace v Queens Park Rangers

Everton v Newcastle United

Leicester City v Hull City

Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur

Sunderland v Aston Villa

Swansea City v Liverpool

West Bromwich Albion v Stoke City

21 March 2015

Aston Villa v Swansea City

Hull City v Chelsea

Liverpool v Manchester United

Manchester City v West Bromwich Albion

Newcastle United v Arsenal

Queens Park Rangers v Everton

Southampton v Burnley

Stoke City v Crystal Palace

Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester City

West Ham United v Sunderland

4 April 2015

Arsenal v Liverpool

Burnley v Tottenham Hotspur

Chelsea v Stoke City

Crystal Palace v Manchester City

Everton v Southampton

Leicester City v West Ham United

Manchester United v Aston Villa

Sunderland v Newcastle United

Swansea City v Hull City

West Bromwich Albion v Queens Park Rangers

11 April 2015

Burnley v Arsenal

Liverpool v Newcastle United

Manchester United v Manchester City

Queens Park Rangers v Chelsea

Southampton v Hull City

Sunderland v Crystal Palace

Swansea City v Everton

Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa

West Bromwich Albion v Leicester City

West Ham United v Stoke City

18 April 2015

Arsenal v Sunderland

Aston Villa v Queens Park Rangers

Chelsea v Manchester United

Crystal Palace v West Bromwich Albion

Everton v Burnley

Hull City v Liverpool

Leicester City v Swansea City

Manchester City v West Ham United

Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur

Stoke City v Southampton

25 April 2015

Arsenal v Chelsea

Burnley v Leicester City

Crystal Palace v Hull City

Everton v Manchester United

Manchester City v Aston Villa

Newcastle United v Swansea City

Queens Park Rangers v West Ham United

Southampton v Tottenham Hotspur

Stoke City v Sunderland

West Bromwich Albion v Liverpool

2 May 2015

Aston Villa v Everton

Chelsea v Crystal Palace

Hull City v Arsenal

Leicester City v Newcastle United

Liverpool v Queens Park Rangers

Manchester United v West Bromwich Albion

Sunderland v Southampton

Swansea City v Stoke City

Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City

West Ham United v Burnley

9 May 2015

Arsenal v Swansea City

Aston Villa v West Ham United

Chelsea v Liverpool

Crystal Palace v Manchester United

Everton v Sunderland

Hull City v Burnley

Leicester City v Southampton

Manchester City v Queens Park Rangers

Newcastle United v West Bromwich Albion

Stoke City v Tottenham Hotspur

16 May 2015

Burnley v Stoke City

Liverpool v Crystal Palace

Manchester United v Arsenal

Queens Park Rangers v Newcastle United

Southampton v Aston Villa

Sunderland v Leicester City

Swansea City v Manchester City

Tottenham Hotspur v Hull City

West Bromwich Albion v Chelsea

West Ham United v Everton

24 May 2015

Arsenal v West Bromwich Albion

Aston Villa v Burnley

Chelsea v Sunderland

Crystal Palace v Swansea City

Everton v Tottenham Hotspur

Hull City v Manchester United

Leicester City v Queens Park Rangers

Manchester City v Southampton

Newcastle United v West Ham United

Stoke City v Liverpool