ARSENAL FOOTBALL CLUB Voice of Arsenal€¦ · UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE STADIONUL GHENCEA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2007 KICK-OFF: 7.45PM Please visit for ticket information. LIVERPOOL v ARSENAL

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CARLING CUP RULESAND FOURTH ROUNDDRAWTonight’s tie will be decided this evening – with 30minutes of extra-time, composed of two 15-minute halves,ensuing if the scores are equal after 90 minutes. Shouldneither side be in the ascendancy after this period, apenalty shoot-out will be used to determine the winner.Each side would then take five penalties, or as many asare thereafter required until one is the clear winner.

The draw for the fourth round will take place thisSaturday, September 29, between 12pm and 1pm andwill be broadcast live on Sky Sports’ ‘Soccer Saturday’programme. Fourth-round ties will be played on Tuesday,October 30 and Wednesday, October 31.

LOANEE WATCHArsenal’s loanees continue to perform well throughoutthe country for their temporary clubs – with JohanDjourou impressing in particular this weekend.Johan (pictured below) was at the heart of a BirminghamCity defence that performed superbly to hold Liverpool toa goalless draw at Anfield on Saturday – a result that, into

the bargain, did no harm to the table-topping Gunners.Jay Simpson completed 68 minutes for League One sideMillwall against Crewe, looking lively at Gresty Road asWillie Donachie’s side dominated in a 0-0 draw.Matthew Connolly, returning from suspension, was onthe bench as Colchester United drew 2-2 at Blackpool,while Kerrea Gilbert sat out of Southend United’s 3-2 winagainst Doncaster Rovers due to injury.Carlos Vela, the young Mexican forward, is still waiting tomake his competitive debut for Osasuna – who lost 2-1at Real Zaragoza on Sunday.

ADEBAYOR MAKES HISTORYEmmanuel Adebayor secured a noteworthyrecord in Saturday’s 5-0 win against Derby,scoring the first-ever hat-trick by a first teamplayer at Emirates Stadium. The Togoleseforward has now scored in 18 different gamesfor the Gunners, and, remarkably, the side hasremained unbeaten on all of these occasions.Historians will be interested to know that theequivalent hat-trick record at Highbury is heldby Henry King, whose treble came in a 6-0 winagainst Grimsby Town on November 14, 1914.Highbury’s last hat-trick was, of course, scoredby Thierry Henry against Wigan in the old stadium’s final game on May 7, 2006.Jay Simpson holds the record for scoring the first hat-trick in any match at Emirates Stadium, having achievedthe feat in the 3-2 FA Youth Cup Quarter-Final win against Cardiff City on February 19, 2007.

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FINANCIAL RESULTS NOW ONLINESupporters will have read about the excellent financialresults announced by the Club yesterday for the yearending May 31, 2007 – including a 46 per cent increasein Arsenal’s turnover. Chairman Peter Hill-Wood andManaging Director Keith Edelman spoke on Monday tomedia representatives about these results and whatthey entail. The details can be seen in full onArsenal.com, downloadable in PDF format.

STOP PRESS – UNDER-18s BEAT LEICESTERThe Gunners Under-18s recorded a superb 5-0 win over astrong and considerably older Leicester City side onSaturday at Shenley – delighting their coach, Steve Bould.Rhys Murphy, a double from Henri Lansbury, JackWilshere and Sanchez Watt did the damange – and we’llhave a full report and reaction in the Sunderlandprogramme on Sunday, October 7.

MATCHDAY MESSAGESPitch perimeter messagesSupporters should e-mail Beverley Nicholas [email protected] in the first instance or, if theydon’t have email access, should call Beverley on 0207704 4140. We ask for a £50 donation to the ArsenalCharitable Trust for each message.

Public address announcements If you would like a half-time public addressannouncement you should also contact Beverley as

above. We are offering this in return for a £10 donationto the Arsenal Charitable Trust.Please remember to tell us the game you are requesting.Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee acceptance but ifwe are unable to accept your request we will of courseoffer to return your donation.

On behalf of the Arsenal Charitable Trust we wouldlike to thank you in advance for your generosity.

CLUB SHOP OPENING TIMESDue to the 12pm kick-off time of Arsenal’s match withSunderland on Sunday, October 7, the Armoury, AllArsenal and Arsenal World of Sport will all be open from9.30am. All stores will close at 3.30pm.

COMING UP VIP MATCHDAY EXPERIENCESMeet a player, dine with an Arsenal Legend or host your own Executive Box – these are a few of the ways in whichyou can experience a matchday at Emirates Stadium with our VIP Matchday Hospitality Packages.Packages are available for a minimum of two guests at every home game and all include a pre-match meal,complimentary drinks, matchday programme, gift and a match ticket, along with additional entertainment options.For full information on how to make your next visit to Emirates Stadium extra special, visitwww.arsenal.com/hospitality or call 0845 262 0001.

STATS ON SPORTOur friends at StatsOnSport haveunearthed their usual selectionof gems for tonight’s game.

• In the last five years, Newcastle have lost 18 oftheir 22 games against big four opposition awayfrom St. James’ Park – including all three in cupcompetitions – although the only time theyhave avoided defeat in the last three years wasat the Emirates last season.

• In the last five years, Arsenal have conceded inseven of their eight home fixtures in the LeagueCup – including against Rotherham, Wolves and‘Boro in their unbeaten season – with their onlyclean sheet coming in a 3-0 win againstReading in the fourth round in 2005/06.

• The Gunners’ record against Newcastle isstronger however, with four clean sheetvictories in home cup ties between the clubs.

• Under Arsène Wenger, Arsenal’s League Cupfixtures against Premier League opposition haveseen plenty of goals – averaging 3.8/game,although again they have only one clean sheetfrom all the matches.



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WEST HAM UNITED v ARSENALBARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUEUPTON PARKSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2007KICK-OFF: 3PM

STEAUA BUCHAREST v ARSENALUEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUESTADIONUL GHENCEATUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2007KICK-OFF: 7.45PMPlease visit www.arsenal.com for ticket information.

LIVERPOOL v ARSENALBARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUEANFIELDSUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2007KICK OFF: 4PMLive on Sky Sports

SLAVIA PRAGUE v ARSENALUEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUEEVZENA ROSICKEHO STADIUMWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2007KICK-OFF: 7.45PM

SEVILLA v ARSENALUEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUEESTADIO RAMON SANCHEZ PIZJUANTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2007KICK-OFF: 7.45PM

We are due to receive an allocationof 2,948 tickets for this fixturepriced at:£36 Adults £27 Over 65 £18 Under 16Priority booking Period No.1Tickets for this fixture will go onsale on Friday, September 28 at9.30am until Monday, October 1 at9.30am to Platinum, Gold andTravel Club members with 25+credits.For further priority booking periodsplease visit www.arsenal.com.

Tickets can be purchased in thefollowing ways:Internet bookings (Booking feesapply). You will need to quote thefollowing information: • Valid password

• Valid email address• Platinum, Gold or Travel Clubmembership number per ticket • Credit/debit card details

Telephone BookingsTickets are available via the BoxOffice booking line 020 7704 4040.• Monday to Friday 9.30am — 5pm • You will need to quote your 7digit membership number, nameand address. Booking fees apply. We regret that we are unable toaccept personal callers to theHighbury House Box Office for thesale of this fixture. We apologisefor any inconvenience caused.This game is classed as a Grade Afixture.ALL TICKETS ARE SUBJECT TOAVAILABILITY.

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ARSENAL v BOLTON WANDERERSBARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2007

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ARSENAL v SLAVIA PRAGUEUEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUETUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2007KICK-OFF: 7.45PMTickets will go on sale to SilverMembers and Junior Gunners onFriday, September 28 at 12pm. Usualbooking procedures apply. Any remaining tickets will go on saleto Red Members on Thursday,October 4 at 9.30am.

ARSENAL v MANCHESTERUNITEDBARCLAYS PREMIERLEAGUESATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2007KICK-OFF: 12:45PMLive on Sky Sports

ARSENAL v WIGAN ATHLETICBARCLAYS PREMIERLEAGUESATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24,2007KICK-OFF: 3PM Tickets are on sale to SilverMembers and Junior Gunners only.Usual booking procedures apply.Any remaining tickets will go on saleto Red Members on Wednesday,October 24 at 9.30am.

ALL TICKETS ARE SUBJECT TOAVAILABILITY.

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WEEKDAYS: 9.30AM – 5PM SATURDAYS: 9.30AM – 12PMIn the event that a home fixture is moved to a Sunday, the box officewill NOT be open on the Saturday prior to that game.

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STEAUA BUCHAREST v ARSENALUEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUESTADIONUL GHENCEATUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2007KICK-OFF: 7.45PM

One Day by Air - £295Less 15% Discount - £250.75**Approximate departure time 6.30am

One Night by Air - £319

LIVERPOOL v ARSENALBARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUEANFIELDSUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2007KICK OFF: 4PM

Coach Travel£30 – Adults£25 – Concessions

Depart Queensland Road at 9.30am. Depart London Gateway at 10am. The return journey should takeapproximately four hours and 45 minutes.

SLAVIA PRAGUE v ARSENALUEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUEEVZENA ROSICKEHO STADIUMWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2007KICK-OFF: 7.45PM

One Day Air - £199Less 15% Discount - £169.15**Approximate departure time 8am

One Night by Air – Details on a possible overnight trip will notbe known until approximately September 28, 2007.

Priority Booking Period No.1: Packages will go on sale at 10amon Thursday, September 20, until Wednesday, September 26,2007 at 9.30am to Platinum, Gold and Travel Members with15+ Away Credits. Priority Booking Period No. 2: Packages will go on sale at 10amon Wednesday, September 26, until Friday September 28,2007 at 9.30am to Platinum, Gold and Travel Members with10+ Away Credits. Priority Booking Period No. 3: Packages will go on sale at 10amon Friday, September 28, until Sunday, September 30, 2007 at9.30am to Platinum, Gold and Travel Members with 5+ AwayCredits.Priority Booking Period No. 4: Packages will go on sale at 10amon Monday, October 1, 2007 to any Platinum, Gold and TravelMember.

SEVILLA v ARSENALUEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUEESTADIO RAMON SANCHEZ PIZJUANTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2007KICK-OFF: 7.45PM

One Day by Air - £209Less 15% Discount - £177.65**Approximate departure time 7.30am

One Night by Air – Details on a possible overnight trip willnot be known until approximately Thursday, October 11.

ALL PACKAGES ARE SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY.

*The above packages do not include the cost of match tickets.Members can only qualify to book a package if they meet thecredit criteria set by the Box Office.

When successfully booking a package your ticket applicationwill be handled by the Travel Club. Tickets will then bedistributed at the departure airport. If you have alreadysubmitted your ticket application to the Box Office, pleasenotify the Travel Club of this at the time of booking.

**Discounted prices have limited availability. If you qualify,book early to avoid disappointment. A further 10% discountwill be applied to members who book all three one day airpackages. The total price of all three trips would be £537.One Day Air prices include return flights from London Gatwick,in-flight meal, all passenger and security taxes and coachtransfers (overseas only). Thomas Cook Retail bookingconditions apply and can be found on www.thomascook.com.Insurance can be added at an extra Premium of £12 for the Daytrips (£32 if over 65). On every trip supporters have the chanceto win a signed Arsenal shirt or a £250 Thomas Cook holidayvoucher. The above flights will only run if sufficient numbersare met. For further details or to book call 020 7704 4160

PARKING YOUR CAR AT LONDONGATEWAY/EMIRATES STADIUMWhen coming by car to meet the away coaches, please beaware that Controlled Parking Zones are in operation aroundthe stadium with the exception of Sundays and Bank Holidays.For further information on the parking in Islington please referto www.islington.gov.uk. We still have use of London GatewayServices and on some occasions the Club car park. LondonGateway is at Junction 2 of the M1 and accessible from bothsides of the motorway. This service has been provided free ofcharge and with no restrictions. Please note that we do NOTuse London Gateway for the Reading and Portsmouth fixtures.If you would like to leave your car at London Gateway orEmirates then please ask when booking your coach ticket forfurther details. The nearest tube station to Queensland Roadis Holloway Road on the Piccadilly line.

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The FA Youth Cup has always been a big incentive for Arsenal’s youth team eachseason, but increasingly in recent years many of the Club’s youngsters eagerlyanticipate the early rounds of the Carling Cup as well.

Ever since he took over at Arsenal,Arsène Wenger has used thesecond domestic cup competitionto give valuable first teamexperience to the Club’s youngerplayers, but not to the detriment ofthe results – quite the opposite. Last year a very young side beatWest Brom, Liverpool and Evertonaway, then Spurs over two legs inthe semi-final before unluckilylosing to Chelsea in the final at theMillennium Stadium.That followed semi-finalappearances in 2004 and 2006.So it’s little wonder that Head ofArsenal’s Academy Liam Brady islooking forward to this year’scampaign. “The Carling Cup has been great forus in the past few years” he begins.“It has given the younger players atthe Club the chance to perform inthe first team. That means playingat the top grounds, playing in frontof big crowds, and they have donethe Club proud. Some of them havegone on to get themselves loanspells elsewhere on the back ofhow well they have done, whileothers have broken through to thefirst team squad here. So all in allit’s been a great competition for theyouth development side so far, andwe’ll have to wait and see how weget on this year.”The former Gunners star admits thatthe youth players all target thecompetition as a way of making thebreakthrough to the first team, andas someone who made his Arsenaldebut as a 17 year-old, he canempathise with them: “Of course

the lads look forward to thiscompetition, and if I were in theirposition so would I. You want thatstatistic next to your name don’tyou? Arsenal first team player. “It’s certainly a big aim for the boyson the edge of the first team squad.That’s the ambition they shouldhave, but at the same time it’s notgoing to be for all of them, andsome of them will be disappointed. “We emphasis to them that theyshould never expect to be pickedfor these games. They have to beplaying well for the reserves andthey have to do well when they trainfor the first team because it’sArsène Wenger who chooses them,

not the people in youthdevelopment. He knows them well,he won’t ask for my opinion on whoI think should get the chance.”Emirates Stadium will be sold-outas usual tonight, so it could be thefirst chance some players have hadto play in front of a 60,000 crowd.Yet for those involved in the FAYouth Cup last season however,they shouldn’t be daunted, havingbeen watched by 38,187 in thehome leg of the semi-final againstManchester United.“The Youth Cup last year wasbrilliant for a lot of our players,”Liam agrees. “It was great to play atthe Emirates and great to play infront of those big crowds. That’swhat the Youth Cup is all about,preparing the players for the bigfirst team games.” Arsène has insisted he will continuehis youth policy in this season’sCarling Cup, yet he also alwaysfields a team he believes is capableof winning the game. So withPremier League side Newcastle theopponents for tonight’s ThirdRound match, there may be feweropportunities for the academyplayers than could otherwise havebeen the case. Liam says: “It’s true, we have got avery difficult draw. Sam Allardycedidn’t always prioritise the CarlingCup at Bolton. But Newcastle haven’twon a trophy for a long time and I’msure he’d like to win one in his firstseason there. They have got a toughsquad so it will be interesting to seewhat side he puts out.”

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Head of Arsenal’sAcademy Liam Brady



A look at the Arsenal youth playerswho first came to prominence inprevious League Cup campaignsunder Arsène Wenger.

1997/98Jason Crowe, Matthew Upson, JehadMuntasser, Scott Marshall, StephenHughes and Paolo Vernazza allfeatured for the side as they reachedthe semi-finals in Arsène Wenger’sfirst full season at the Club.

Crowe is currently at League One sideNorthampton, Hughes is withCoventry City in the Championship,and Matthew Upson plays for PremierLeague side West Ham United.

1998/99David Grondin played both games inthe 1998/99 campaign, as Arsenalbeat Derby away before going out to

Chelsea.Grondin hada spell atScottish sideinDunfermlineand is nowwith Belgianfirst divisionside Excelsiorof Mouscron.

1999/2000Rhys Weston, Tommy Black, JermainePennant and Ashley Cole all had theirfirst taste of first team football in the1999/2000 League Cup, as theGunners lost on penalties away to

Middlesbrough in the Fourth Round.Weston and Black are now inLeague One, with Walsall andSouthend respectively, whilePennant and Cole are bothestablished in the Premier League.

2000/01Stuart Taylor, Graham Barrett, LeeCanoville and Moritz Volz all playedin Arsenal’s only game – a 2-1 homedefeat to Ipswich Town.Taylor and Volz have since carved outsuccessful Premier League careerswith Aston Villa and Fulhamrespectively. Republic of IrelandInternational Barrett plays for Falkirkin Scotland and Canoville is withNotts County in League Two.

2001/02Carlin Itonga, John Halls, RohanRicketts, Juan, Sebastian Svard andJeremie Aliadiere all got first teamexperience this season. The highlightof the run to the Fifth Round was a 4-0 home win over Manchester United.Halls is now on Reading’s books,Ricketts is with Barnsley after a short

spell at Spurs and Aliadiere signedfor Middlesbrough this summer.Svard signed for Germans BorussiaMonchengladbach in 2006. Brazilianfull-back Juan plays back in his homecountry for Flamengo.

2002/03Ryan Garry played in Arsenal’s ThirdRound tie at home to Sunderland,which they lost 3-2.

It was his first-team debut and after asuccession of injuries, he left theClub in the summer, and had beenstarring for Bournemouth earlier thisseason. However he recently suffereda broken leg for the Cherries.

2003/04Graham Stack, Gael Clichy, JustinHoyte, John Spicer, Cesc Fabregas,Quincy Owusu-Abeyie, JeromeThomas, Ryan Smith, Olafur Ingi-Skulason, Frankie Simek, David

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StephenHughes

AshleyCole

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Bentley and Michal Papadopulos all made the emergence in firstteam football as Arsenal once again reached the semi-finals of the competition.Clichy, Hoyte and Fabregas are nowvital members of the Arsenal firstteam squad, while Stack, Thomasand Bentley are also with Premierleague sides. Quincy is with SpartakMoscow and Papadopulos is with

Bayer Leverkusen. Skulason is atSwedish outfit Helsingborgs, Simekis with Sheffield Wednesday andSpicer plays for Burnley.

2004/05Sebastian Larsson, Johan Djourou,Arturo Lupoli, Danny Karbassiyoonand Patrick Cregg had their firstexperience of first team action inthe 2004/05 League Cup. Arsenalbeat Manchester City and Evertonbefore losing 1-0 at Old Trafford.Djourou is still with the Club,currently on loan at Birmingham,where Larsson plays. Lupoli joinedFiorentina in the summer.Cregg is a vital member of the Falkirk team.Karbassiyoon, who scored in thewin over Manchester City, retiredthrough injury.

2005/06Fabrice Muamba, Anthony Stokes,Alex Song, Kerrea Gilbert, NicklasBendtner starred in Arsenal’s run tothe semi-finals.

Song and Bendtner are now in thefirst team squad, while Gilbert is onloan at Southend. Muamba signedfor Premier League side Birminghamlast year, while Stokes is now withRoy Keane’s Sunderland.

A review of last season’sexciting Carling Cup Campaignfeatures on pages 24-25.

Cesc Fabregas became the Gunners’youngest ever player when he made

his League Cup debut againstRotherham on October 28, 2003

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BARCLAYS PREMIER RESERVE LEAGUE SOUTHRESULTS AND FIXTURES 2007/2008 ALL HOME FIXTURES IN RED

Thur Aug 30 Fulham 2-1Mon Sep 3 Portsmouth 2-0Mon Sep 17 Birmingham City 2-3Tue Oct 2 Tottenham Hotspur AMon Oct 8 Chelsea AMon Oct 22 Reading HTue Nov 6 West Ham United AMon Nov 26 Aston Villa HMon Dec 3 Derby County AMon Jan 7 Fulham H

Mon Jan 21 Birmingham City AMon Feb 11 Tottenham Hotspur HWed Feb 20 Reading AMon Feb 25 Chelsea HMon Mar 3 West Ham United HMon Mar 10 Aston Villa AWed Mar 19 Portsmouth AMon Mar 31 Derby County HWed May 7 Play-Off N

P W D L F A PtsFulham 5 5 0 0 8 1 15Arsenal 5 4 1 0 21 5 13Chelsea 5 2 1 2 12 9 7West Ham United 5 2 1 2 9 7 7Portsmouth 4 2 1 1 2 5 7Southampton 5 2 1 2 7 12 7Norwich City 4 2 0 2 7 10 6Crystal Palace 4 1 1 2 6 4 4Millwall 5 1 1 3 6 7 4Ipswich Town 5 0 3 2 3 7 3Charlton Athletic 4 0 2 2 5 9 2

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Sat Aug 18 Chelsea 3-1Sat Aug 25 Charlton Athletic 2-2Sat Sep 1 Aston Villa 4-1Sat Sep 15 Watford 7-1Sat Sep 22 Leicester City 5-0Sat Sep 29 Millwall HSat Oct 6 Fulham ASat Oct 13 Portsmouth HSat Oct 20 Ipswich Town HSat Oct 27 West Ham United ASat Nov 3 Southampton ASat Nov 10 Crystal Palace HSat Dec 1 Norwich City HSat Dec 8 Chelsea ASat Dec 15 Charlton Athletic H

Sat Jan 5 Millwall ASat Jan 12 Fulham HSat Jan 19 Portsmouth ASat Jan 26 Ipswich Town ASat Feb 2 West Ham United HSat Feb 9 Southampton HSat Feb 16 Crystal Palace ASat Mar 1 Norwich City ASat Mar 8 Charlton Athletic HSat Mar 15 Reading ASat Mar 29 Cardiff City HSat Apr 5 Milton Keynes Dons ASat Apr 12 Bristol City ASat Apr 26 Semi-FinalSat May 3 Final

FA ACADEMY LEAGUE U18 RESULTS AND FIXTURES 2007/2008 ALL HOME FIXTURES IN RED TYPE

Name Apps GoalsNacer Barazite 3 1Havard Nordtveit 3 1James Dunne 3Kieran Gibbs 3Vito Mannone 3Abu Ogogo 3Paul Rodgers 3Rui Fonte 2+1Armand Traore 2 2Mark Randall 2Vincent van den Berg 2

Name Apps GoalsJay Emmanuel-Thomas 1+2Rene Steer 1+1Jay Simpson 1 1Nicklas Bendtner 1Sanchez Watt +1 1Craig Eastmond +1Gilles Sunu +1Rhys Murphy +1

RESERVES APPEARANCES AND GOALS 2007/2008 (+ = sub appearances)

FA ACADEMY LEAGUE U18 APPEARANCES AND GOALS 2007/2008 (+ = sub appearances)

Name Apps GoalsWojciech Szczesny 5Jack Wilshere 4 5Jay Emmanuel-Thomas 4 2Sanchez Watt 3+1 2Rui Fonte 3 2Craig Eastmond 3+1James Dunne 3Nacer Barazite 2+1 2Thomas Cruise 2+1 1Rene Steer 2+1Henri Lansbury 2 2Rhys Murphy 2 2Mark Randall 2 2Cedric Evina 2 1

Name Apps GoalsLuke Ayling 2Emmanuel Frimpong 2Kieran Gibbs 2Gavin Hoyte 2Havard Nordtveit 2Abu Ogogo 2Paul Rodgers 2Vincent van den Berg 1+2Jay Simpson 1Ahmed Abdulla +1Conor Henderson +1

P W D L F A PtsAston Villa 3 3 0 0 10 3 9Chelsea 3 2 1 0 8 2 7Arsenal 3 2 0 1 6 4 6Tottenham Hotspur 3 1 2 0 4 3 5Reading 3 1 1 1 7 3 4West Ham United 3 1 1 1 4 3 4Fulham 3 1 0 2 4 6 3Birmingham City 3 1 0 2 3 9 3Derby County 3 0 1 2 4 9 1Portsmouth 3 0 0 3 1 8 0

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