After Praying,God Revealed That My Son Will Play At Manchester City-Iheanacho Father

Iheanacho was named the best player at November's Under-17s World Cup after scoring six goals, including one in the final, as his country triumphed in the United Arab Emirates.


"As I am talking to you, I have chosen in my mind that Kelechi is going to Manchester United," he told Super Sport's 'Monday Night Football', before appearing to correct himself by saying: "I have told you that he is going to Manchester City."

Iheanacho senior later confirmed to MTNFootball.com that the player's family made a joint decision on where he would go in a meeting on Monday night. "We prayed [on Monday] and, after due consultations with family members, we came up with Manchester City, believing he has a future there," he explained. "That is where he will be uplifted."

The young striker had been declared missing by his father on Friday after he had left his home in Owerri without alerting his family but returned early on Monday morning before a decision on his future was made.

James has been integral in his son's fledgling career, with rumours that he had valued the starlet at €1 million (£840,000), though he denied those claims, declaring: "No, those people are my enemies. I never said that."

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Nigeria Sports Award: Moses Beats Mikel, Sunday Mba To Nigeria Footballer Of The Year Award!

Victor Moses has been honoured with the Nigerian Footballer of the Year award, at the Nigerian Sports Awards which held on Tuesday

The Super Eagles and Liverpool forward, beat off competition from Chelsea team-mate John Mikel Obi and Sunday Mba, to land the prestigious gong.
Mikel Obi, however was given the Sports Man of the Year award, while Blessing Okagbare won the Sports Woman of the Year award.
Moses tweeted afterwards: “Proud and honoured to win the Nigerian Footballer of the year award for 2013.
“Is a dream come true to play for my country so thank you every1.”

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Photos: Nigerian Eagle plane sighted ahead of launch

Nigeria's oldest airline, Aero Contractors has reportedly changed its name to Nigerian Eagle and will be the national carrier. A Boeing 737-500 wearing the national colours is currently parked in a private hangar at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos. The new national carrier will be unveiled in the coming days.

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Arsenal overcome Southampton

Arsenal 2 Southampton 0

Premier League

Arsenal	Olivier Giroud 22, Olivier Giroud 86 pen
Southampton

Arsenal's Olivier Giroud, left, scores the opening goal against Southampton in the Premier League at the Emirates. Photograph: Dylan Martinez/Reuters

As if struck by a sign from the heavens, Artur Boruc suddenly had a vision: he would, he could, for five seconds only, be Cristiano Ronaldo. The Ballon d'Or was tantalisingly close. Just a stepover here, a Cruyff turn there, and his opponent would be destroyed ... Only in real life, Boruc stumbled and bumbled and Olivier Giroud pounced to score.
It was a barely believable moment. This was more personally punishing than being beaten by a fellow member of the brotherhood of goalkeepers, which happened recently against Stoke.
After that flourish of vaudeville, the tide in this high-tempo contest could not be turned. Arsenal got back to business after the frustration of a bad day at the office at Old Trafford, and increased their lead at the top of the table to four points. "That was vital," Arsène Wenger reflected, on the need to
return to winning ways.
"Your character is tested. Can you win straight away again after a big disappointment and the international break? That was really at stake today."
In some ways, the nil was as important as the two as a symbol of Arsenal's case to be a long-term title challenger. In the second half, when Southampton enjoyed plenty of possession and made some dangerous drives towards Wojciech Szczesny's goal, there was a solidity and confidence in the Arsenal back line that contrasted with the moments of panic that have been their undoing in the past. Southampton could be pleased with their effort, especially after a problematic first half, but they seldom found the room to pose serious questions.
Arsenal's probing caused problems even before the opening goal as Jack Wilshere and Aaron Ramsey struck the woodwork with two demonstrations of sublime individual skill.
After Ramsey's fancy flick was diverted by Jose Fonte, Wilshere burst on to the ball and eked out a chip so delicate it sailed over Boruc as if in slow motion. Both teams held their breath to see where the arcing ball would land. To Southampton's relief, it bounced off the base of the far post. Then Ramsey steered a shimmering volleyed backheel against the same section of woodwork. The post to Boruc's right was having a blinder for the visitors.
But there was nothing it could do to prevent Arsenal taking the lead at the third time of asking. With Giroud hovering, Boruc tried to take him on with all the elegance of a pantomime dame wearing the latest in lead-encrusted boots. The Frenchman stole possession and dinked the ball into a vacant net.
Wenger admitted he has at times had words with his own keeper, who has diced with disaster trying to take on strikers in the past, and at half-time he told Szczesny if in doubt, he was welcome to kick the ball at his manager on the touchline.
Mauricio Pochettino was in no mood to dwell on the incident. "Footballers need to be able to learn from these mistakes. Accept it, and move on," he said. "We want to offer 100% support to him."
Boruc's team-mates gave a lot to try to redeem their keeper. They challenged Arsenal with a flurry of set-pieces. Adam Lallana tested Szczesny with a looping shot that needed tipping over. The Arsenal keeper was agile again in beating away Jay Rodriguez's firm effort.
Southampton flew into action after half-time, playing with the zest and determination that has taken them so far up the Premier League table. Arsenal showed the defensive focus, though, to ensure the visitors' efforts were not easily turned into clear chances. A Rickie Lambert shot was blocked, and Rodriguez's lung-busting run halted, before Szczesny was called upon.
Theo Walcott was given a run out for 20 minutes, and the threat posed by his pace meant Arsenal were dangerous on the break. So it was a tall order for Saints to chase without being vulnerable.
In the end a taller order in the shape of Per Mertesacker concluded the result. Fonte tugged the big German back at a corner, and Mark Clattenburg awarded a penalty. Giroud thumped confidently past Boruc to take his tally into double figures. It took him two more months to hit his 10th Arsenal goal last season.
"Other strikers will tell you: 'I am not obsessed with scoring goals,' but if they do not they are sick. He didn't expect it himself to score so many but this will only boost his confidence," said Wenger. The player dedicated the goals to his grandfather, who died on Thursday.
Southampton played well, but paid the price for two critical errors. They want to move on. Arsenal are not in the mood to look over their shoulders.

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Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge denies Everton in superb Merseyside derby

Everton 3 Liverpool 3

Premier League

Everton	Kevin Mirallas 8, Romelu Lukaku 72, Romelu Lukaku 82
Liverpool	Phillippe Coutinho 5, Luis Suarez 19, Daniel Sturridge 89

Romelu Lukaku, left, scores Everton's second goal against Liverpool in the Premier League at Goodison Park. Photograph: Jon Super/AP

Daniel Sturridge only played the last 11 minutes of this match but in that time he saw Romelu Lukaku give Everton the lead to complete what appeared to be a dramatic comeback, before cancelling it out with a header of his own a minute from the end. It was that sort of Merseyside derby, pulsating and full of incident. Even in the four minutes of added time, it could still have gone either way. Forget the notion that derbies are usually tense, cagey affairs. This was one of the games of the season.
"A brilliant game, it had everything," Brendan Rodgers said. "Magnificent," offered derby debutant Roberto Martínez. "It was an outstanding effort from my players, even if it was disappointing to concede three goals at dead-ball situations."
To start at the beginning, it took derby veteran Steven Gerrard under five minutes to make an impression, both supplying the 50-yard crossfield pass that Seamus Coleman headed out of play then taking the corner from which Philippe Coutinho put Liverpool ahead at the far post. Luis Suárez nudged the ball in Coutinho's direction, for the Brazilian to control smartly and shoot hard and low.
Everton needed to respond quickly and they did, getting back on terms three minutes later, when Ross Barkley touched on a Leighton Baines free-kick for Kevin Mirallas to hook in. Barkley showed some wonderful touches as Everton attacked with imagination for the rest of the half, and a more composed finish by Lukaku might have put them into the lead after Steven Pienaar had dispossessed Gerrard,
yet for all their promise going forward the home side allowed themselves to be undone by another lapse of concentration in defence. First Gareth Barry gave away an unnecessary free kick by barging over Suárez, then as the Uruguayan shaped to take a shot at goal from 25 yards out Pienaar inexplicably stood a couple of feet wide of the wall. Suárez needed no further invitation and duly drove the ball through the gap, leaving Tim Howard no time to get across.
After three goals in the first 20 minutes the game settled down to a slightly more sedate pace before the interval, though Phil Dowd still had his work cut out keeping order on the pitch. Shortly after correctly booking Barkley for a dive the referee's biggest challenge arrived when Mirallas went studs up on Suárez, catching him above the knee. It looked as though the fixture was going to live up to its reputation for producing red cards, and Mirallas could have had no complaints, though after a protracted delay and lengthy discussion, with Suárez all the while writhing on the floor, Dowd opted for a lenient yellow.
If that was a stroke of luck Everton were even luckier in the second half, when Joe Allen made his contribution to derby folklore with what may well be the miss of the season. Suárez had done all the hard work, dribbling through the Everton defence so that when the ball broke to Allen in the penalty area there was no one left to stop him and only Howard to beat. Astonishingly, he managed to miss the target from 12 yards out.
Everton could have equalised when Martínez threw on Gerard Deulofeu for Baines and saw the teenager break clear to force a save from Simon Mignolet. While it was a decent stop Deulofeu should probably have done better, and the same was true of subsequent Mignolet saves from the substitute and twice from Lukaku.
Just when it appeared Everton might never find a way through, Lukaku found his range. After testing Mignolet from a free-kick the striker moved up and was in position when the ball was worked in from the left to supply a finish from near the penalty spot. At 2-2 the game would have swung Liverpool's way but for a terrific reaction save by Howard to keep out a Suárez header, then seven minutes from the end victory appeared to be Everton's when Lukaku scored a second, rising unopposed to meet a Mirallas corner.
Seven minutes is a long time in a Merseyside derby, however. Even after Sturridge equalised with a glancing header from Gerrard's free-kick with a minute of normal time left, there was still time for Suárez to bring another sharp save from Howard and the exciting Deulofeu to test Mignolet again at the other end. It was quite a game, and while a point each was only fair, both sides could reasonably claim they did enough to win. For entertainment value, it could not be faulted, and Dowd deserves credit for keeping 22 players on the pitch.
"End-to-end attacking football is what you want to see, with 11 players against 11, but Mirallas should have been sent off," Rodgers said. "The challenge was a really bad one, you could end a player's career jumping in like that."
Martínez was among those who thought the referee got it right. "It was a typical striker's tackle," he said. "I can see why Liverpool wanted a red card – had it been against one of my players I would probably feel the same – but it was not malicious and I think the referee took the emotions of a derby into account. He allowed the game to be played."

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Chelsea ease to victory at West Ham

West Ham 0 Chelsea 3

Premier League

West Ham
Chelsea	Frank Lampard 21 pen, Emboaba Oscar 34, Frank Lampard 82

Frank Lampard, centre, celebrates after his penalty gave Chelsea the lead at West Ham. Photograph: Eddie Keogh/Reuters

For José Mourinho and Chelsea, there was beauty in this East End stroll. Needing a victory after the loss at Newcastle and the fortunate home draw against West Bromwich Albion, they found opponents only too happy to oblige.
West Ham were a shambles in the first-half. The manager, Sam Allardyce, persisted with his 4-6-0 formation and he watched his team offer nothing and, seemingly, look to do nothing more than cling on. So bad were his tactics and his team that he made two substitutions in the 40th minute, with one of the new faces being the striker Modibo Maïga.
The damage was done by then. Chelsea took full advantage of West Ham's lack of ambition and, also, defensive slackness; the opening goal, lashed in from the penalty spot by Frank Lampard against his old club, followed an almost ludicrous lapse. Oscar got the goal that his man-of-the-match performance deserved shortly after the half-hour and that was pretty much that.
Mourinho's team were helped along their way but they were excellent in all areas. They have struggled at times when opposing teams have flooded the midfield but not here. Lampard emphasised their superiority with his second goal towards the end, drilled home after yet another flowing move and West Ham, despite showing more spirit in the second-half, could not escape the boos of their crowd at full-time.
Allardyce's strikerless starting formation had been designed to make the team difficult to break down
and able to punch on the counter but if it can feel equipped to thrive away from home, it has tested the patience of the Upton Park crowd. It has also demanded defensive focus – giving the opposition a goal start is not part of the plan – and so Allardyce was left to curse when West Ham ushered Chelsea in front in darkly comic fashion.
A chip from Gary Cahill into the home penalty area appeared to present little threat but Guy Demel contrived to create a big one, when his attempt to get the ball back to Jussi Jaaskelainen with his thigh went askew. Oscar, ever alive to any possibility, nipped in as Jaaskelainen charged off his line.
The Chelsea player got there first and pushed the ball away from the goalkeeper - and, crucially, away from goal - before he was sent spinning by Jaaskelainen. It was a clear penalty and the only decision appeared to concern the colour of the goalkeeper's card. To Mourinho's obvious surprise, he got away with nothing. Lampard thrashed the penalty high into the net and enjoyed doing so in front of the Bobby Moore stand, and the supporters who continued to jeer him.
The second goal had been advertised, as Lampard had twice gone close, but its manner still represented a kick in the guts for the home support. From Lampard's ball forward, Eden Hazard's smart flick invited Oscar to maraud towards West Ham's penalty area. He kept going and going and, in the absence of any challenge, threaded a low shot past Jaaskelainen from 20 yards.
Allardyce had seen enough and he made his double substitution after 40 minutes, removing Joe Cole and Jack Collison and introducing Mohamed Diamé and Maïga. There were boos from the crowd. Such a change at such a juncture is tantamount to an admission from the manager that he had got things horribly wrong at the outset.
Joe Cole was furious, sprinting off to show that he was not injured and disappearing down the tunnel, having taken off his shirt. Chelsea might have had more before the interval – Jaaskelainen made one decent save from Samuel Eto'o – and there were more boos upon the half-time whistle.
Chelsea could revel in glorious individual flickers, particularly from Oscar and Hazard, who seemed to tease West Ham at will. Eto'o also showcased his touch and skills in tight areas. West Ham struggled to catch their opponent's shadows. The travelling fans enjoyed themselves. "Frankie Lampard," they sung. "He's won more than you."
It became a question of how many Chelsea would score and whether West Ham could restore any pride. From a Lampard corner on 56 minutes Cahill's towering header was cleared off the line by Mark Noble and, after a flowing Chelsea counter and César Azpilicueta's cross, Oscar shot wastefully wide.
West Ham were more purposeful in the second-half. With Maïga up front, their midfielders at least had a focal point in front of them and they made a chance on 65 minutes that might have given them an unlikely foothold. Demel showed tenacity and tricks to escape three Chelsea players on the byline and his deflected cross implored Maïga to finish. He jabbed past the post.
The home crowd cheered when Allardyce substituted the captain, Kevin Nolan – there were also boos as he departed – and it was left to Lampard to finish off his former team. After Hazard's shot had been blocked, he blasted low past Jaaskelainen from 12 yards

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Season: 2013-2014 fixtures

Saturday 23 November 2013
	12:45	Everton v Liverpool	Goodison Park
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 23 November 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on BT Sport.
	15:00	Arsenal v Southampton	Emirates Stadium
	15:00	Fulham v Swansea	Craven Cottage
	15:00	Hull v Crystal Palace	The KC Stadium
	15:00	Newcastle v Norwich	St. James' Park
	15:00	Stoke v Sunderland	Britannia Stadium
	17:30	West Ham v Chelsea	Boleyn Ground
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 23 November 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to Chelsea's participation in the Champions League on Tuesday 26 November

Sunday 24 November 2013
	13:30	Man City v Spurs	Etihad Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 23 November 2013 at 18:30 but was rescheduled due to the movement of West Ham United v Chelsea resulting from Chelsea's participation in the Champions League on Tuesday 26 November
	16:00	Cardiff v Man Utd	Cardiff City Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 23 November 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports

Monday 25 November 2013
	20:00	West Brom v Aston Villa	The Hawthorns
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 23 November 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Saturday 30 November 2013
	15:00	Aston Villa v Sunderland	Villa Park
	15:00	Cardiff v Arsenal	Cardiff City Stadium
	15:00	Everton v Stoke	Goodison Park
	15:00	Norwich v Crystal Palace	Carrow Road
	15:00	West Ham v Fulham	Boleyn Ground
	17:30	Newcastle v West Brom	St. James' Park
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 30 November 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Sunday 1 December 2013
	12:00	Spurs v Man Utd	White Hart Lane
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 30 November 2013 at 13:45 but was rescheduled due to Tottenham Hotspur qualifying for the Group Stages of the Europa League
	14:05	Hull v Liverpool	The KC Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Sunday 1 December 2013 at 14:30 but was rescheduled due to Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United moving to Sunday 1 December, 12:00pm
	16:10	Chelsea v Southampton	Stamford Bridge
This fixture was previously scheduled on Sunday 1 December 2013 at 17:00 but was rescheduled due to Hull City v Liverpool moving to 2:05pm
	16:10	Man City v Swansea	Etihad Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 30 November 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to Swansea City's participation in the Europa League the preceding Thursday

Tuesday 3 December 2013
	20:00	Crystal Palace v West Ham	Selhurst Park

Wednesday 4 December 2013
	19:45	Arsenal v Hull	Emirates Stadium
	19:45	Liverpool v Norwich	Anfield
	19:45	Man Utd v Everton	Old Trafford
This fixture was previously scheduled on Tuesday 3 December 2013 at 20:45 but was rescheduled due to the movement of Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United to Sunday 1 December
	19:45	Southampton v Aston Villa	St. Mary's Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Tuesday 3 December 2013 at 20:45 but was rescheduled due to Chelsea v Southampton moving to Sunday 1st December.
	19:45	Stoke v Cardiff	Britannia Stadium
	19:45	Sunderland v Chelsea	Stadium of Light
	19:45	Swansea v Newcastle	Liberty Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Tuesday 3 December 2013 at 20:45 but was rescheduled due to the movement of Manchester City v Swansea City to Sunday 1 December resulting from Swansea City's participation in the Europa League on Thursday 28 November
	20:00	Fulham v Spurs	Craven Cottage
	20:00	West Brom v Man City	The Hawthorns
This fixture was previously scheduled on Tuesday 3 December 2013 at 21:00 but was rescheduled due to the movement of Manchester City v Swansea City resulting from Swansea City's participation in the Europa League on Thursday 28 November

Saturday 7 December 2013
	12:45	Man Utd v Newcastle	Old Trafford
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 7 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on BT Sport.
	15:00	Crystal Palace v Cardiff	Selhurst Park
	15:00	Liverpool v West Ham	Anfield
	15:00	Southampton v Man City	St. Mary's Stadium
	15:00	Stoke v Chelsea	Britannia Stadium
	15:00	West Brom v Norwich	The Hawthorns
	17:30	Sunderland v Spurs	Stadium of Light
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 7 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Sunday 8 December 2013
	13:30	Fulham v Aston Villa	Craven Cottage
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 7 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.
	16:00	Arsenal v Everton	Emirates Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 7 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Monday 9 December 2013
	20:00	Swansea v Hull	Liberty Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 7 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Saturday 14 December 2013
	12:45	Man City v Arsenal	Etihad Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 14 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on BT Sport.
	15:00	Cardiff v West Brom	Cardiff City Stadium
	15:00	Chelsea v Crystal Palace	Stamford Bridge
	15:00	Everton v Fulham	Goodison Park
	15:00	Newcastle v Southampton	St. James' Park
	15:00	West Ham v Sunderland	Boleyn Ground
	17:30	Hull v Stoke	The KC Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 14 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Sunday 15 December 2013
	13:30	Aston Villa v Man Utd	Villa Park
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 14 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.
	13:30	Norwich v Swansea	Carrow Road
This fixture was previously scheduled on Sunday 15 December 2013 at 17:00 but was rescheduled due to Swansea City’s participation in the Europa League the preceding Thursday.
	16:00	Spurs v Liverpool	White Hart Lane
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 14 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Saturday 21 December 2013
	12:45	Liverpool v Cardiff	Anfield
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 21 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on BT Sport.
	15:00	Crystal Palace v Newcastle	Selhurst Park
	15:00	Fulham v Man City	Craven Cottage
	15:00	Man Utd v West Ham	Old Trafford
	15:00	Stoke v Aston Villa	Britannia Stadium
	15:00	Sunderland v Norwich	Stadium of Light
	15:00	West Brom v Hull	The Hawthorns

Sunday 22 December 2013
	13:30	Southampton v Spurs	St. Mary's Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 21 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.
	16:00	Swansea v Everton	Liberty Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 21 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Monday 23 December 2013
	20:00	Arsenal v Chelsea	Emirates Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 21 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Thursday 26 December 2013
	12:45	Hull v Man Utd	The KC Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Thursday 26 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.
	15:00	Aston Villa v Crystal Palace	Villa Park
	15:00	Cardiff v Southampton	Cardiff City Stadium
	15:00	Chelsea v Swansea	Stamford Bridge
	15:00	Everton v Sunderland	Goodison Park
	15:00	Newcastle v Stoke	St. James' Park
	15:00	Norwich v Fulham	Carrow Road
	15:00	Spurs v West Brom	White Hart Lane
	15:00	West Ham v Arsenal	Boleyn Ground
This fixture was previously scheduled on Thursday 26 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on BT Sport.
	17:30	Man City v Liverpool	Etihad Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Thursday 26 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on BT Sport.

Saturday 28 December 2013
	12:45	West Ham v West Brom	Boleyn Ground
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 28 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.
	15:00	Aston Villa v Swansea	Villa Park
	15:00	Hull v Fulham	The KC Stadium
	15:00	Man City v Crystal Palace	Etihad Stadium
	15:00	Norwich v Man Utd	Carrow Road
	17:30	Cardiff v Sunderland	Cardiff City Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 28 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Sunday 29 December 2013
	13:30	Everton v Southampton	Goodison Park
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 28 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to club agreement.
	13:30	Newcastle v Arsenal	St. James' Park
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 28 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.
	16:00	Chelsea v Liverpool	Stamford Bridge
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 28 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.
	16:00	Spurs v Stoke	White Hart Lane
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 28 December 2013 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to club agreement.

Wednesday 1 January 2014
	12:45	Swansea v Man City	Liberty Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Wednesday 1 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.
	15:00	Arsenal v Cardiff	Emirates Stadium
	15:00	Crystal Palace v Norwich	Selhurst Park
	15:00	Fulham v West Ham	Craven Cottage
	15:00	Liverpool v Hull	Anfield
	15:00	Southampton v Chelsea	St. Mary's Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Wednesday 1 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on BT Sport.
	15:00	Stoke v Everton	Britannia Stadium
	15:00	Sunderland v Aston Villa	Stadium of Light
	15:00	West Brom v Newcastle	The Hawthorns
	17:30	Man Utd v Spurs	Old Trafford
This fixture was previously scheduled on Wednesday 1 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on BT Sport.

Saturday 11 January 2014
	12:45	Hull v Chelsea	The KC Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 11 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on BT Sport.
	15:00	Cardiff v West Ham	Cardiff City Stadium
	15:00	Everton v Norwich	Goodison Park
	15:00	Fulham v Sunderland	Craven Cottage
	15:00	Southampton v West Brom	St. Mary's Stadium
	15:00	Spurs v Crystal Palace	White Hart Lane
	17:30	Man Utd v Swansea	Old Trafford
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 11 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Sunday 12 January 2014
	14:05	Newcastle v Man City	St. James' Park
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 11 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.
	16:10	Stoke v Liverpool	Britannia Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 11 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Monday 13 January 2014
	20:00	Aston Villa v Arsenal	Villa Park
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 11 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Saturday 18 January 2014
	12:45	Sunderland v Southampton	Stadium of Light
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 18 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on BT Sport.
	15:00	Arsenal v Fulham	Emirates Stadium
	15:00	Crystal Palace v Stoke	Selhurst Park
	15:00	Man City v Cardiff	Etihad Stadium
	15:00	Norwich v Hull	Carrow Road
	15:00	West Ham v Newcastle	Boleyn Ground
	17:30	Liverpool v Aston Villa	Anfield
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 18 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Sunday 19 January 2014
	13:30	Swansea v Spurs	Liberty Stadium
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 18 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.
	16:00	Chelsea v Man Utd	Stamford Bridge
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 18 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Monday 20 January 2014
	20:00	West Brom v Everton	The Hawthorns
This fixture was previously scheduled on Saturday 18 January 2014 at 16:00 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on Sky Sports.

Tuesday 28 January 2014
	19:45	Aston Villa v West Brom	Villa Park
	19:45	Man Utd v Cardiff	Old Trafford
	19:45	Norwich v Newcastle	Carrow Road
	19:45	Southampton v Arsenal	St. Mary's Stadium
	19:45	Sunderland v Stoke	Stadium of Light
	19:45	Swansea v Fulham	Liberty Stadium
	20:00	Crystal Palace v Hull	Selhurst Park
	20:00	Liverpool v Everton	Anfield
This fixture was previously scheduled on Tuesday 28 January 2014 at 20:45 but was rescheduled due to live broadcasting on BT Sport.

Wednesday 29 January 2014
	19:45	Chelsea v West Ham	Stamford Bridge
	19:45	Spurs v Man City	White Hart Lane

Saturday 1 February 2014
	15:00	Arsenal v Crystal Palace	Emirates Stadium
	15:00	Cardiff v Norwich	Cardiff City Stadium
	15:00	Everton v Aston Villa	Goodison Park
	15:00	Fulham v Southampton	Craven Cottage
	15:00	Hull v Spurs	The KC Stadium
	15:00	Man City v Chelsea	Etihad Stadium
	15:00	Newcastle v Sunderland	St. James' Park
	15:00	Stoke v Man Utd	Britannia Stadium
	15:00	West Brom v Liverpool	The Hawthorns
	15:00	West Ham v Swansea	Boleyn Ground

Saturday 8 February 2014
	15:00	Aston Villa v West Ham	Villa Park
	15:00	Chelsea v Newcastle	Stamford Bridge
	15:00	Crystal Palace v West Brom	Selhurst Park
	15:00	Liverpool v Arsenal	Anfield
	15:00	Man Utd v Fulham	Old Trafford
	15:00	Norwich v Man City	Carrow Road
	15:00	Southampton v Stoke	St. Mary's Stadium
	15:00	Sunderland v Hull	Stadium of Light
	15:00	Swansea v Cardiff	Liberty Stadium
	15:00	Spurs v Everton	White Hart Lane

Tuesday 11 February 2014
	19:45	Arsenal v Man Utd	Emirates Stadium
	19:45	Cardiff v Aston Villa	Cardiff City Stadium
	19:45	Hull v Southampton	The KC Stadium
	19:45	West Ham v Norwich	Boleyn Ground
	20:00	West Brom v Chelsea	The Hawthorns

Wednesday 12 February 2014
	19:45	Everton v Crystal Palace	Goodison Park
	19:45	Man City v Sunderland	Etihad Stadium
	19:45	Newcastle v Spurs	St. James' Park
	19:45	Stoke v Swansea	Britannia Stadium
	20:00	Fulham v Liverpool	Craven Cottage

Saturday 22 February 2014
	15:00	Arsenal v Sunderland	Emirates Stadium
	15:00	Cardiff v Hull	Cardiff City Stadium
	15:00	Chelsea v Everton	Stamford Bridge
	15:00	Crystal Palace v Man Utd	Selhurst Park
	15:00	Liverpool v Swansea	Anfield
	15:00	Man City v Stoke	Etihad Stadium
	15:00	Newcastle v Aston Villa	St. James' Park
	15:00	Norwich v Spurs	Carrow Road
	15:00	West Brom v Fulham	The Hawthorns
	15:00	West Ham v Southampton	Boleyn Ground

Saturday 1 March 2014
	15:00	Aston Villa v Norwich	Villa Park
	15:00	Everton v West Ham	Goodison Park
	15:00	Fulham v Chelsea	Craven Cottage
	15:00	Hull v Newcastle	The KC Stadium
	15:00	Man Utd v Man City	Old Trafford
	15:00	Southampton v Liverpool	St. Mary's Stadium
	15:00	Stoke v Arsenal	Britannia Stadium
	15:00	Sunderland v West Brom	Stadium of Light
	15:00	Swansea v Crystal Palace	Liberty Stadium
	15:00	Spurs v Cardiff	White Hart Lane

Saturday 8 March 2014
	15:00	Arsenal v Swansea	Emirates Stadium
	15:00	Cardiff v Fulham	Cardiff City Stadium
	15:00	Chelsea v Spurs	Stamford Bridge
	15:00	Crystal Palace v Southampton	Selhurst Park
	15:00	Liverpool v Sunderland	Anfield
	15:00	Man City v Aston Villa	Etihad Stadium
	15:00	Newcastle v Everton	St. James' Park
	15:00	Norwich v Stoke	Carrow Road
	15:00	West Brom v Man Utd	The Hawthorns
	15:00	West Ham v Hull	Boleyn Ground

Saturday 15 March 2014
	15:00	Aston Villa v Chelsea	Villa Park
	15:00	Everton v Cardiff	Goodison Park
	15:00	Fulham v Newcastle	Craven Cottage
	15:00	Hull v Man City	The KC Stadium
	15:00	Man Utd v Liverpool	Old Trafford
	15:00	Southampton v Norwich	St. Mary's Stadium
	15:00	Stoke v West Ham	Britannia Stadium
	15:00	Sunderland v Crystal Palace	Stadium of Light
	15:00	Swansea v West Brom	Liberty Stadium
	15:00	Spurs v Arsenal	White Hart Lane

Saturday 22 March 2014
	15:00	Aston Villa v Stoke	Villa Park
	15:00	Cardiff v Liverpool	Cardiff City Stadium
	15:00	Chelsea v Arsenal	Stamford Bridge
	15:00	Everton v Swansea	Goodison Park
	15:00	Hull v West Brom	The KC Stadium
	15:00	Man City v Fulham	Etihad Stadium
	15:00	Newcastle v Crystal Palace	St. James' Park
	15:00	Norwich v Sunderland	Carrow Road
	15:00	Spurs v Southampton	White Hart Lane
	15:00	West Ham v Man Utd	Boleyn Ground

Saturday 29 March 2014
	15:00	Arsenal v Man City	Emirates Stadium
	15:00	Crystal Palace v Chelsea	Selhurst Park
	15:00	Fulham v Everton	Craven Cottage
	15:00	Liverpool v Spurs	Anfield
	15:00	Man Utd v Aston Villa	Old Trafford
	15:00	Southampton v Newcastle	St. Mary's Stadium
	15:00	Stoke v Hull	Britannia Stadium
	15:00	Sunderland v West Ham	Stadium of Light
	15:00	Swansea v Norwich	Liberty Stadium
	15:00	West Brom v Cardiff	The Hawthorns

Saturday 5 April 2014
	15:00	Aston Villa v Fulham	Villa Park
	15:00	Cardiff v Crystal Palace	Cardiff City Stadium
	15:00	Chelsea v Stoke	Stamford Bridge
	15:00	Everton v Arsenal	Goodison Park
	15:00	Hull v Swansea	The KC Stadium
	15:00	Man City v Southampton	Etihad Stadium
	15:00	Newcastle v Man Utd	St. James' Park
	15:00	Norwich v West Brom	Carrow Road
	15:00	Spurs v Sunderland	White Hart Lane
	15:00	West Ham v Liverpool	Boleyn Ground

Saturday 12 April 2014
	15:00	Arsenal v West Ham	Emirates Stadium
	15:00	Crystal Palace v Aston Villa	Selhurst Park
	15:00	Fulham v Norwich	Craven Cottage
	15:00	Liverpool v Man City	Anfield
	15:00	Man Utd v Hull	Old Trafford
	15:00	Southampton v Cardiff	St. Mary's Stadium
	15:00	Stoke v Newcastle	Britannia Stadium
	15:00	Sunderland v Everton	Stadium of Light
	15:00	Swansea v Chelsea	Liberty Stadium
	15:00	West Brom v Spurs	The Hawthorns

Saturday 19 April 2014
	15:00	Aston Villa v Southampton	Villa Park
	15:00	Cardiff v Stoke	Cardiff City Stadium
	15:00	Chelsea v Sunderland	Stamford Bridge
	15:00	Everton v Man Utd	Goodison Park
	15:00	Hull v Arsenal	The KC Stadium
	15:00	Man City v West Brom	Etihad Stadium
	15:00	Newcastle v Swansea	St. James' Park
	15:00	Norwich v Liverpool	Carrow Road
	15:00	Spurs v Fulham	White Hart Lane
	15:00	West Ham v Crystal Palace	Boleyn Ground

Saturday 26 April 2014
	15:00	Arsenal v Newcastle	Emirates Stadium
	15:00	Crystal Palace v Man City	Selhurst Park
	15:00	Fulham v Hull	Craven Cottage
	15:00	Liverpool v Chelsea	Anfield
	15:00	Man Utd v Norwich	Old Trafford
	15:00	Southampton v Everton	St. Mary's Stadium
	15:00	Stoke v Spurs	Britannia Stadium
	15:00	Sunderland v Cardiff	Stadium of Light
	15:00	Swansea v Aston Villa	Liberty Stadium
	15:00	West Brom v West Ham	The Hawthorns

Saturday 3 May 2014
	15:00	Arsenal v West Brom	Emirates Stadium
	15:00	Aston Villa v Hull	Villa Park
	15:00	Chelsea v Norwich	Stamford Bridge
	15:00	Crystal Palace v Liverpool	Selhurst Park
	15:00	Everton v Man City	Goodison Park
	15:00	Man Utd v Sunderland	Old Trafford
	15:00	Newcastle v Cardiff	St. James' Park
	15:00	Stoke v Fulham	Britannia Stadium
	15:00	Swansea v Southampton	Liberty Stadium
	15:00	West Ham v Spurs	Boleyn Ground

Sunday 11 May 2014
	15:00	Cardiff v Chelsea	Cardiff City Stadium
	15:00	Fulham v Crystal Palace	Craven Cottage
	15:00	Hull v Everton	The KC Stadium
	15:00	Liverpool v Newcastle	Anfield
	15:00	Man City v West Ham	Etihad Stadium
	15:00	Norwich v Arsenal	Carrow Road
	15:00	Southampton v Man Utd	St. Mary's Stadium
	15:00	Sunderland v Swansea	Stadium of Light
	15:00	Spurs v Aston Villa	White Hart Lane
	15:00	West Brom v Stoke	The Hawthorns

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