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Bundan böyle Arap futbolu denilince akla yukarıdaki fotoğraftaki gibi bir
görüntü gelmeyecek. Bırakın Filistinli çocukları, yakın
coğrafların bile akla gelmesi zor. Zira Premier Lig'in Araplaşması süreci
başladı. En son Manchester City satın alıp, ardından iki günde
Robinho transferini bitiren Doktor gibi isimlerin aldıkları takım sayısı
artacak gibi gözüküyor.
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Strange that one particular club is not included in the category of
"Giantkillers!"
Football League - WHAT'S YOUR NUMBER
The draw for Round 4 of the Carling Cup takes place on Saturday and there are no less than eight
Football League clubs left in the competition.
The Carling Cup fourth-round draw took place Saturday, and Chelsea have to be pleased with the
outcome or are they? Our Blues will welcome Championship side Burnley to Stamford Bridge on
November 11 or 12.
We all remember how Chelsea fared against Barnsley in last year's FA Cup. Still, I don't think
this tie will be much of a problem.
Arsenal v Sheffield United; Brighton or Manchester City v Derby County; Burnley v Fulham;
Portsmouth v Chelsea; Blackburn v Everton; Rotherham v Southampton; Swansea v Cardiff City; Ipswich
v Wigan; Stoke City v Reading; Leeds v Hartlepool; Watford v West...
The draw for the Carling Cup Fourth Round was made this afternoon and it has certainly not
disappointed. It has thrown up some mouth-watering ties which will be played the week commencing
10th of November.
The tie of the round is obviously the game to be played at White Hart Lane. Cup holders Tottenham
will entertain Rafa Benitez' Liverpool.
Carling Cup holders Tottenham face a tough task in the fourth round of the competition after being
pitted against seven-time winners Liverpool in one of three all-Premier League ties.
Spurs, who defeated Chelsea to lift the trophy last season, took a break from their league troubles
to dump Newcastle out in the previous round and must beat top-flight opposition again if they are
to progress.
Defending-champ Tottenham (that's weird to say) drew Liverpool in perhaps the most intriguing
match-up.
A, your team's going down. QPR drew Manchester United.Man. United v. QPR Burnley v. Chelsea
Arsenal v. Wigan Sunderland v. Blackburn
Tottenham v. Liverpool Rotherham v.
