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SHORT SCRIBE OF THE MATCH
One thing I know for sure, many of the 5,000 odd crowds at the Jalan Besar Stadium were first-timer (judging from the way they asked for the direction, the ignorance of banning water-bottles and drink cans on the match day).
And one more particular sight of the night was the sizable "Man Utd" supporters turned out to support the local team, which I thought was a pleasant sight (although, I came to realize it was because the Red Devils were once defeated by the Clarets which they would love to see the Singapore side avenge for their beloved team).

Will Burnley FC avoid relegation and stay in the Premier League next season? Its looking difficult, but a 4-1 win away at Hull City certainly gives the Clarets hope.

And if Burnley do manage to remain in England's top flight they will do so sporting a fresh new outfit, as the club's kit for 2010/2011 was recently revealed.

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Cameroon

The Keeper

Espanyol star Carlos Idriss Kameni is probably the second best player on this Cameroon club and he will have his work cut out for him this World Cup with a not so great defensive unit supporting him.

They just keep on coming! Here is some more offerings coming to a pitch near you this August:
Bolton home kit 2010/11 (this deserves a design award this one!)
Burnley home 2010/11 season - Andre Bikey in a 'hardest expression of the day' competition evidently.
Another Umbro classic for Blackburn Rovers' new 2010/11 away kit.

Aston Villa

• 1 Brad Friedel
• 30 Eric Lichaj
• 24 Carlos Cuellar
• 21 Ciaran Clark
• 23 Habib Beye
• 4 Steve Sidwell
• 20 Nigel Reo-Coker
• 12 Marc Albrighton
• 25 Barry Bannan
• 7 Ashley Young
• 9 Stephen Ireland

Subs

• 6 Stewart Downing
• 35 Daniel Johnson
• 14 Nathan Delfouneso
• 18 Emile Heskey
• 22 Brad Guzan
• 29 James Collins
• 50 Jonathan Hogg

Burnley

• 1 Lee Grant
• 2 Graham Alexander
• 3 Daniel Fox
• 4 Michael Duff
• 5 Clarke Carlisle
• 18 Leon Cort
• 8 Dean Marney
• 10 Martin Paterson
• 14 Tyrone Mears
• 19 Jay Rodriguez
• 22 Ross Wallace

Subs

• 9 Chris Iwelumo
• 11 Wade Elliott
• 12 Brian Jensen
• 15 David Edgar
• 21 Andre Bikey
• 24 Brian Easton
• 30 Steven Thompson

In a late change, John Carew pulled out during the warm-up, Stephen Ireland replaced him in the starting XI and Daniel Johnson (academy player) will sit on the bench.