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PREVIEW: PREMIERSHIP

Sparks will still fly

AFP, London
Football
Chelsea may have an 11 point lead over Arsenal at the top of the Premiership table and be closing in on their first top-flight title in 50 years ahead of Wednesday's meeting with their London rivals at Stamford Bridge but not everything is so assured off the field.
The Blues were forced to issue another denial Monday that they had tapped up Rio Ferdinand after evidence emerged the Manchester United defender met Chelsea officials not once but twice at different London restaurants on the same evening.
Chelsea insisted again they had "no interest in signing Rio Ferdinand and, regardless of where this encounter took place, there is absolutely no significance in Peter Kenyon seeing Rio."
But United manager Sir Alex Ferguson, trying to negotiate a contract extension with Ferdinand -who is apparently demanding 150,000 pounds a week - is unlikely
to be alone in his suspicions of Chelsea's good faith.
Arsenal come into this match on the back of a 3-0 FA Cup semi-final humbling of Blackburn Rovers.
But they are set to be without France striker Thierry Henry, who missed the victory in Cardiff with a groin problem while midfielder Freddie Ljungberg is doubtful after he went off with a recurrence of his hip injury just after half-time at the Millennium Stadium.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, citing Arsenal's own experience, warned Chelsea their golden spell would come to an end.
"We climbed Everest but, at some stage, you have to come down again. Then you have to go up again and that takes a while to find your togetherness and motivation."
Manchester United, who will face Arsenal in the FA Cup final, after a 41 stroll against Newcastle on Sunday, are three points behind the Gunners in the race for second spot. They travel to fourth-placed Everton, themselves involved in a manic scrap for the last Champions League place.
Former Everton striker Wayne
Rooney will return to Merseyside having already come through the experience of playing in February's 2-0 FA Cup win at Goodison Park.
The 19-year-old England forward, who has scored 15 goals for United so far this season, said he had asked United manager Sir Alex Ferguson to make him captain for the Cup game.
"There was no way that I wanted to miss that game. To go back to Goodison was special for me," he told the official United magazine. "I actually went up to the manager and said, 'You should make me captain' I wanted to be the captain but I'm not sure Roy (Keane) would have been too happy about that."
FIXTURES
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Wednesday: Aston Villa v Charlton, Blackburn v Crystal Palace (1900GMT), Chelsea v Arsenal (1900GMT), Everton v Manchester United (1900GMT), Manchester City v Birmingham, Norwich v Newcastle, Portsmouth v Liverpool, Tottenham v West Brom