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PREVIEW: PREMIERSHIP

Top meets bottom

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Bottom side Everton will be next up on Sunday for unbeaten Chelsea in the English Premiership.
The Londoners have amassed the maxium 27 points from their first nine games this season and have scored nine goals in their last two games - 5-1 against Bolton in the league last weekend and 40 against Real Betis in the Champions League on Wednesday.
On paper struggling Everton are like lambs to the slaughter even on home turf as Chelsea look even better now that Ghanaian midfielder Michael Essien has settled in at Stamford Bridge.
The Toffee's embattled coach David Moyes has seen his side lose seven out of eight games as well as crashing out of the Champions League and the UEFA Cup and a turnaround is long overdue.
The two clubs in second and third place, Tottenham and Manchester United, face off at an Old Trafford rocked by the midweek 0-0 Champions League draw against Lille and the rape allegations against winger Cristiano Ronaldo.
Tottenham's bright start to the season continued with the news that manager Martin Jol's only injury scare
ahead of the trip up north concerned Egyptian striker Mido, the scorer of the crucial first goal in last weekend's 2-0 win over Everton.
Newcastle take on Sunderland in a classic northeast derby and they face a race against time to get new signing Michael Owen fit after he sustained a hamstring injury.
The former Liverpool and Real Madrid striker limped away from a practice match leaving manager Graeme Souness to lament what he called the club's "relentless" injury situation.
Arsenal will have their newly-crowned all-time top scorer Thierry Henry back for their hosting of Stuart Pierce's Manchester City as they look to rebound from the shock loss at West Brom last week.
Liverpool, boosted by their Champions League win away to Anderlecht in midweek travel to struggling Fulham.
FIXTURES
Saturday: Blackburn v Birmingham, Aston Villa v Wigan, Arsenal v Manchester City, Fulham v Liverpool, Manchester United v Tottenham, Portsmouth v Charlton
Sunday: Newcastle v Sunderland, Bolton v WBA, West Ham v Middlesbrough, Everton v Chelsea