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Hammers gear up for City

AFP, London
West Ham winger Freddie Ljungberg plans to make up for lost time against Manchester City in Wednesday's FA Cup third round replay after finally solving his injury problems. Ljungberg has made only a handful of appearances for the Hammers since his pre-season move from Arsenal as injuries kept him sidelined.
His latest problem was a back complaint but a particularly eye-watering treatment from the club's physio aUowed him to return in Saturday's win over Fulham and set up the winner for Dean Ashton.
"My problem was that I played so many games and my back tightened up and wasn't dealt with straightaway," Ljungberg said.
"But we've sorted it now and it should be fine. The physio cracked my back - that did the trick"
Now he is back in action, the Swede wants to help Alan Curbishley's side bring the Cup backLondon's East End.
Ljungberg won the Cup three times with Arsenal and would love to do the same at Upton Park,
which first means beating City at Eastlands to earn a fourth round tie at Sheffield United.
Hammers captain Lucas NeiU is battling to be fit in time after the Australia defender missed Saturday's match with a hamstring injury.
City manager Sven Goran Eriksson has told his players to show their character after a disappointing run of one win in seven matches.
"We have to create more chances and I think that's been a little bit of a problem hanging around us all season," Eriksson said. "Everybody knows we like to play footbaU. We have to be brave because technically we are good enough to do it. "
Managerless Newcastle have stumbled from one embarrassment to another in the last week so they could have done without a poten-tiaUy humiliating replay against inform Championship side Stoke.
Sacking Sam Allardyce only five months after he was appointed hardly portrayed owner Mike Ashley and chairman Chris Mon in a good fight.
When you also consider their failure to lure Harry Redknapp from Portsmouth and Saturday's 6-0 thrashing at Manchester United, it is easy to picture a club in crisis.
Caretaker boss Nigel Pearson believes the Stoke game represents the perfect chance to get back on
track
The defeat at Old Trafford hurt $ our professional pride, but this is a huge game against Stoke and we must make sure we pick up the players," he said.
Havant and Waterlooville, the last representatives of England’s semi-professional non-leagues in the Cup this year, are 90 minutes away from the game of their lives.
The Conference South club host Swansea at tiny 5,000 capacity' Westleigh Park knowing victory over the League One leaders is likely earn a fourth round trip to Li verpool.
Facing Rafa Benitez's side, who play Luton in their replay on -Tuesday, would be a dream come true for Havant captain Jamie Collins and his teammates.
"Playing at Anfield would be the biggest game in any of the players' lives," CoUins told the Times. "It could be Luton, of course, but all the players are hoping that Liverpool do their job."
League Two Hereford, who famously knocked Newcastle out of the Cup while still a non-league team in 1972, face Tranmere, with the winners at home to Cardiff.
FIXTURES
Wednesday (1945GMT unless stated)
Havant and Waterloovile v Swansea. Hereford v Tranmere, Manchester City v West Ham (2005GMT), Newcastle v Stoke