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Premiership preview

Abramovich's trial by fire

AFP, London
The wisdom of Roman Abramovich's 111-million-pound gamble on turning Chelsea into a Premiership winning side will be a little clearer by Saturday evening.
A trip to Highbury to face Arsenal provides the toughest test yet of Chelsea's title credentials, just three days after a goalless draw at Birmingham lifted Claudio Ranieri's side to the top of the table.
Unbeaten in eight league starts, Chelsea travel across London confident that summer signings such as Adrian Mutu and Hernan Crespo are finding their feet in the English game.
"I think we have closed the gap on the sides who were above us last season," England defender John Terry declared.
"Arsenal and Manchester United are the target for everyone but we have made good signings and hopefully we can gel that little bit better and become as good as those two clubs."
Fellow England international Wayne Bridge was equally bullish. "We know what Arsenal are capable of. They are a great team but we are looking to achieve a lot and we want to go there and disappoint them.
"We won't be going looking for a point, we will be looking for all three to establish a definite gap."
Chelsea's wealth of playing resources was underlined by the fact that Joe Cole had to wait until Wednesday's match in Birmingham to make his first start for his new club.
But the England midfielder is likely to find himself on the bench once more at Highbury as Ranieri again rings the changes in search
of his most effective combination.
Arsenal will be without their captain Patrick Vieira, who is suspended as a result of the red card he received for kicking out at Ruud van Nistelrooy in last month's 0-0 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford.
On the plus side, manager Arsene Wenger will be able to call on a fit-again Dennis Bergkamp, who has been impressed with the way Chelsea have absorbed the new stars who arrived in the summer and believes they will mount a sustained title challenge.
"You would think it would take some time to settle in when you make so many changes but so far they have not had a problem," Bergkamp said,.
"There is a lot of talent in every position and depth in the squad. If you have that then you can challenge for the championship."
A draw at Highbury would allow Manchester United the chance to return to the top of the table, provided they can come away from the lunchtime date at Leeds with all three points.
Rio Ferdinand is expected to play against his former club, despite having FA disciplinary action over his missed drugs test hanging over him. United have made it clear they will not follow England's lead and drop the player pending an FA ruling in the case.
In the day's other games, Liverpool will be looking to build on an impressive midweek UEFA Cup win when they travel to Portsmouth, who have started to slide down the table after a bright start to their first season back in the top flight.
Middlesbrough are hoping
former England defender Gareth Southgate will be back from injury to bolster their back four for the visit of northeast rivals Newcastle.
Both sides have made faltering starts to the campaign and Boro boss Steve McClaren admits there is more than just local bragging rights at stake.
"Saturday is a massive game for both of us. Both sides are looking for the win which would ignite their season," McClaren said.
Alan Shearer will return to the Newcastle attack after being rested from UEFA Cup duty in midweek but striking partner Craig Bellamy remains doubtful with the knee problem he picked up playing for Wales last weekend.