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Queens Park Rangers vs Manchester City

Saturday (05 November) 18:30 (GMT +1)

Loftus Road Stadium

QPR are struggling to fill their bench for the Barclays Premier League clash with Manchester City. Shaun Derry is out with a groin problem, Akos Buzsaky has an Achilles complaint, Rob Hulse is sidelined with a knee injury and DJ Campbell is missing to foot damage. However, Kieron Dyer could return from his foot injury while Adel Taarabt may play despite suffering from a stomach complaint. Boss Neil Warnock has challenged his side to put up a good challenge in the clash.

"We`d like to give a good account of ourselves and show why we deserve to be in the Premier League," he said. "It`s great for me as a manager to pit my wits against these teams. "We`ve got to try and find a way of giving them a game and that`s what we`ve been doing this week."

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Manchester United vs Sunderland

Saturday (05 November) 16:00 (GMT +1)

Old Trafford Stadium

Skipper Nemanja Vidic returns for Manchester United as they look to record a fourth straight win since when they entertain Sunderland. Michael Owen (thigh) joins Ashley Young (toe), Ryan Giggs (hamstring), Chris Smalling (foot) and Tom Cleverley (ankle) on the sidelines.

Boss Sir Alex Ferguson is looking forward to welcoming two members of his old guard back for the game. John O'Shea and Wes Brown spent 13 and 15 seasons respectively at Old Trafford, amassing a combined total of 754 appearances.

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Liverpool vs Swansea City

Saturday (05 November) 16:00 (GMT +1)

Anfield Stadium

Swansea visit Anfield in the last match before the break, looking to earn points away from home for just the second time this season. They find themselves in tenth on the strength of three home wins and two draws, but their only point on the road came via a 2-2 draw at Wolves. Liverpool will hoping to change things up as well after two consecutive 1-1 draws at Anfield prior to their win at the Hawthorns last weekend.

Tomorrow's is a match that we've collectively grown to be wary of; a newly-promoted side that's maybe punching above their weight, nothing to lose, haven't played in a league match at Anfield in almost twenty years, you know the drill. Liverpool do seem to be hitting their stride, though, after all they could do was hit the post, the bar, or bears.

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Blackburn Rovers vs Chelsea

Saturday (05 November) 16:00 (GMT +1)

Ewood Park, Lancashire

Andre Villas-Boas' honeymoon is effectively over. Losses to Queens Park Rangers and Arsenal, coupled with a disappointing draw to Genk midweek have left Chelsea badly in need of a boost in spirits. With Didier Drogba sidelined due to a 3-match suspension, Fernando Torres will need to provide a better account of himself than he managed during the outing against the Gunners.

Villas Boas couldn't have picked a better counterpart to lock horns with. If Villas-Boas has to deal with rumbling murmurs of discontent with the new attacking formation he's endowed the club with, then Steve Kean faces a simmering revolt amongst Blackburn fans. For now, the board seems to have thrown its weight behind him, by banning the display of banners calling for Kean's ouster.

Blackburn have staged a rebound of sorts, losing just 1 of their last 4 games, and netting 8 goals in their last 3. With Chelsea going through a lean patch, this promises to be a cagey, tense encounter although it will take something special from the Rovers for Chelsea to return empty-handed; the Blues have managed at least a draw, against Blackburn in over 5 years.