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Saturday’s European League Games on Television in the US

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All times are EST. Home teams are listed first, only live games listed. Fox Soccer Plus has largely given itself over to rugby on Saturday.

English Premier League:

Sixteenth place Birmingham City (LDWWL) squares off against seventeenth place West Bromwich Albion at St. Andrew’s Stadium at 7:30 a.m. on ESPN2.

Second place Arsenal (WWDWW) faces eighth place Sunderland (WLLLL) at Emirates Stadium in London at 10:00 a.m on Fox Soccer Channel.

Ninth place Newcastle United (LDDWD) takes on eleventh place Everton (DLWLW) at St. James’Park at 10:00 a.m on Fox Soccer Plus.

Third place Manchester City (LDWLD) plays twentieth place Wigan Athletic (LDWDL) at Manchester City Stadium at 12:30 p.m. on Fox Soccer Channel.

Italian Serie A:

Only one game today, but it is an important one: seventh place Juventus (LWWLL) versus first place AC Milan (DDWWW) at the Stadio Olimpico in Turin. While Juventus is seventeen points behind AC Milan, this is a contest steeped in tradition.

Spanish La Liga Primera:

Tenth place Mallorca (DWLLW) hosts third place Valencia (WWDWL) at Iberostar Stadium at 12 noon on ESPN Deportes.

First place Barcelona (WDWWW) meets fifteenth place Real Zaragoza (DLLDW) at the Nou Camp Stadium at 2 p.m. on ESPN Deportes.

Eighth place Atlético Madrid (LLWDD) face fourth place Villarreal (LLDDW) at the Vicente Caldéron Stadium at 4 p.m. on Gol TV.

German Bundesliga:

Third place Hanover 96 (LWDWW) featuring American Steve Cherundolo as team captain plays fourth place Bayern Munich (WLWWL) at the AWD Arena at 9:30 a.m on Gol TV.

Second place Bayer Leverkusen (WLWWD) squares off against fourteenth place Wolfsburg (LLLLW) at the BayArena at 12:30 p.m. on Gol TV. I have a feeling the Wolfsburg players and coaching staff will need some samples of Bayer Leverkusen’s sponsor’s most famous product after this game.

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    Punchy

    bet on Real Madrid last Thurs. Easiest $ evah. CRenaldo hatty sealed it. So little parity in the Spanish League

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    JenJen

    Thank you Randinho!

    Hot tip: If you’re a DirecTV subscriber, the Fox Soccer Plus channel is offering a free preview from March 8th through the 15th. Looking very forward to that!

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    Xoebe

    Going to have to catch some of these! Thanks for posting the schedule – have to get my head out of the sand once in a while.

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    SRW1

    Big game for Bayern coach Louis van Gaal. Should Bayern lose to Hanover they would fall five points beind them in the fight for the last CL qualification place and van Gall will likely get the sack.

    The Bayern bigwigs could live with not winning the Bundesliga and crashing out of the domestic cup, but not qualifying for the CL next year is an absolute No-No. Got Klinsmann kicked out five games before the end of the season.

    Anybody saying before the begin of the season that Bayern would have to battle Hanover for third place and qualification to the CL would have been laughed out of the room.

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    SteveinSC

    I was out of town for the Fulham-MC game, but recorded it. No goal for Dempsey, but Fulham played with heart. Damien Duff (Jesus he is everywhere on the pitch and plays his heart out) and the (many times removed) Dempsey are the Sons of Ireland core for Fulham.

    I’m off to see the game.

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    djangone

    No Song means no dance for Arsenal. Denilson seems to have regressed to a second-division player.

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    Randy Paul

    Arsenal got screwed, by the way.Titus Bramble should have been sent off and they should have gotten a PK for the clear push in the back by Bramble.

    Also, Arshavin was not offside on at least one breakaway.

    That being said, consistency, thy name is not Nicklas Bendtner.

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