The International break is over and it is time to get back to Premier League action. The big game this weekend has to be the lunch time match up between Liverpool and Manchester City.

Liverpool v Man City
This is really a huge game for two teams who have Champions League ambitions.

Liverpool-Manchester City

A battle of number six and seven squads in the league table in this match.� Both have been kind of disappointments despite their decent rankings and Manchester City has achieved five straight draws and have struggled to find the back of the net as of late.

Robin van Persie suffered one of the Premier League's most significant� injuries over last weekend in his friendly match with the Netherlands verses Italy.� The star forward of Arsenal went down in the twelfth minute and was taken off on a stretcher due to a serious ankle injury.� Apparently van Persie has suffered a torn ligament in the ankle and he claims that he will only miss a little bit over a month to around six weeks.

The Beauty: Joanna Taylor is one of the most beautiful WAGs on this list because she is also one of the most talented. Unlike many� girls who are just beauty queens or reality stars (or even actresses in suspect films), Joanna has appeared in some decent TV and film endeavors.

I wake up this morning and read something pretty disturbing coming from Rafa Benitez.� Apparently, he says that if Fernando Torres is EVER moved out of Liverpool he'll walk...right there...on the spot.

First, let's deal with the 5th Grader's attitude about this.� "So, what if Torres is 50 years old and you've won the FA Cup 5 times with him, but now he's too old.

Didier Drogba has had a ridiculous start to the year.� Not only has his squad, Chelsea,� met their high preseason expectations and remained the top squad despite some tough challenges, but the forward has done a great job shaking off the rust from last year's injury� plagued season� and has performed up to� the peak of his abilities.

When we last left Chelsea they had just beaten Manchester United to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League to five points and everything looked great at the Bridge.

Then the injury big hit. First came the news that right-back Jose Bosingwa is out for three months after knee surgery.

The Head Man at Manchester United, Gary Neville, had what I would call a "well-intentioned" idea about officiating in the Premier League that has a snowball's-chance-in-hell of happening.� Neville wants the Premier League to come up with a "pool" of good officials to officiate the most important and biggest Premier League matches.

It was a tough October for the stars of Manchester City.� The squad that started out the year with one of the hottest starts of any Premier League squad has slowed down their goal scoring pace over the last four matches and achieved four straight draws.� In only one of the matches did the Blues even reach double digit goals, but at least it was against one of the tougher defenses this season in Burnley.

Lets be honest.... Beer is absolutely delicious.� This may be the only subject that everyone on this site universally� agrees with all year.� �

But if you want to make it a debate then start asking people what their favorite type of beer is.� My personal favorite is Guinness, but when I don't feel like having an entire meal I go with Newcastle.

Well it has debated by millions of writers all over the world.� Was Fergie's comments regarding an apparently out-of-shape referee worth punishment from the FA?� And wherever you stand on the topic no longer matters because� the debate has ended with a rather surprising ruling.

Sir Alex Ferguson will not be on the sideline for the next two Manchester United matches.

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has received a two-match touchline ban for his comments about referee Alan Wiley's fitness.

The Football Association handed the 67-year-old a four-game ban, with two of those suspended until the end of the 2010/11 season.� Ferguson has also been fined £20,000 and warned about his future conduct.

Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini has suffered "potentially life-changing injuries" in a motorbike accident in east London, police said.

He was taken to hospital after his BMW bike was involved in a collision with a car this morning.� Cudicini is reported to have fractured his wrists and injured his pelvis.

John Terry

We never give too much attention to defenders in the weekly Top Performers, but last week John Terry not only led� the Blues to a shutout against a highly potent offense, but he also put in the lone goal of the match and a timely first� on the season for Terry.

Chelsea defender Jose Bosingwa will be out for around three months after undergoing surgery on his left knee this week, according to Chelsea's website.

The 27-year-old fullback has been out since mid-October with the problem and will now not return until the new year.

The Chelsea statement said:

"Chelsea Football Club can confirm that Jose Bosingwa underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee this week.