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Kick Off: Sunday 17th February
Live On TV: 12.00pm ITV1
A number of Premiership giants have already been slain in the fourth round of the FA Cup, and Brentford will be hoping to maintain that trend by dumping Chelsea out of the tournament in their replay at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, having performed admirably to secure a 2-2 draw against their illustrious neighbours at Griffin Park at the end of last month.
The F.A cup 5th round gets under way over the weekend and live on ITV1 we have action from Boundary Park where Oldham take on the other half of Merseyside in the shape of Everton.
Oldham managed to beat Liverpool in the last round 3-2 and will be hoping they can do it all over again here on Saturday evening when they go up against the Toffees.
At Barcelona, Pep Guardiola won three La Liga titles and two European Cups, together with two Fifa Club World Cup titles and two European Super Cups, in a four-year spell in charge of at Camp Nou, becoming their most successful coach in the clubs history. This is step one in his future role as the greatest ever manager.
Kick Off: Saturday 9th February
Live on TV: 12.45pm Sky Sports 1
AVB’s Spurs side picked up their first win in 5 games last weekend against West Brom and they’ll be looking to build on that with a victory over a somewhat revived Newcastle side.
The Toon Army travel to White Hart Lane on the back of two grinding victories away at Aston Villa and at home to Chelsea last week. In both of these games it was backs to the wall as they attempted to defend a lead, but in both cases they were successful. But without the 50,000 Newcastle fans cheering them on at St James’ park, can anyone really expect them to travel to Spurs, where they haven’t won for 5 years, and pick up a result?
Kick Off: Saturday 26th January
Live on TV: Sky Sports 1 5:30pm
Windsor Park plays host to the Irn-Bru League cup final on Saturday evening and what a final we have in store for us. We have Cliftonville taking on north Belfast rivals Crusaders, who are the current holders of the cup after beating Coleraine in last year’s final.
With no English tennis players currently setting the world alight and Wimbledon only a few months away, we believe Scot Andy Murray should be made an honorary Englishman in the hope that we may finally have an English winner of the tournament for the first time in 77 years.
There’s not many people that are still alive to say they witnessed Fred Perry set the courts alight back in 1936, and we reckon us proud Englishmen need a little to celebrate when it comes to tennis.