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Newcastle vs Wolves being broadcasted on TV at the same time as Premier League 2, Division 1 fixtures means that Chelsea supporters will not be able to tune in and see their next generation of first team players tonight.
Leicester pair Papy Mendy and Caglar Soyuncu are both expected to return to the squad for the Premier League visit of Crystal Palace.
Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira has reaffirmed his desire to keep hold of all of his talented young players and warded off any potential suitors they may have.
The Fiver lives for weeks like this. Ultimate Barclays, where hype ratchets up to the point where matches can never live up to the billing. Those occasions blown up to such Montgolfier Brothers’ balloon levels usually end up so low in entertainment that they would normally qualify for last place on Match of the Day 2. Long-time Fiver readers probably expect the old comedy one-two shuffle where this august banter email turns to the winner-takes-all battle between Norwich and Burnley, some meta riffs on Dean Smith’s ordinary-man demeanour, Delia Smith, Sean Dyche’s growling alpha realism and a sideways jibe towards Frank Lampard Frank Lamparding it at Frank Lampard’s Everton.
Jamie Carragher’s claim that Liverpool and Manchester City’s rivalry is the best we have ever had in English football is certainly wrong. Arsenal’s rivalry with Manchester United had more substance, competitiveness and dislike between the teams, which made it so much more enticing.
Chelsea starlet Jude Soonsup-Bell will be looking to continue his rich vein of form ahead of the development squad's clash with Manchester United in the Premier League 2. The 18-year-old striker has found the net twice in each of his previous two appearances for Andy Myers' side, with goals against Nottingham Forrest and Liverpool.
Patrick Vieira insists Crystal Palace will not allow their upcoming trip to Wembley to distract them ahead of Sunday’s match with Leicester.
Crystal Palace defender Tyrick Mitchell ‘would be wise to stay’ at his boyhood club for at least the next couple of campaigns, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.