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Brighton v Cardiff

Brighton manager Mark McGhee is likely to stick with the same starting XI that lost to Crewe on Saturday.
Defender Guy Butters is unlikely to be fit but Richard Carpenter and Adam El-Abd are fit again.

Cardiff's Willie Boland is continuing to be troubled by an ankle strain and so teenage midfielder Joe Ledley could be given his full Championship debut.

Paul Parry is also doubtful with a back injury but Rhys Weston (hamstring) and Robert Page (ribs) may make the bench.

Burnley v Coventry

Burnley boss Steve Cotterill will make a late decision on the fitness of Ian Moore as the striker will soon require surgery on his knee injury.
Lee Roche has shown no adverse reaction following his return from a hamstring injury and could earn a starting role.

Coventry have no fresh injury or suspension worries, and Eric Deloumeaux could be in line for a recall having recovered from a hamstring injury.

But fellow midfielder Claus Jorgensen has been ruled out by a rib injury.


Wigan v Crewe

Wigan are expected to recall defender David Wright after Nicky Eaden was ruled out with a hamstring injury.
Tony Dinning, back from his loan spell at Ipswich, is expected to step in for Wright on the bench and boss Paul Jewell has no other selection worries.

Crewe could be without skipper Kenny Lunt after he was stretchered out of the win over Brighton with a dead leg.

If he does miss out, Ben Rix, Mark Rivers and James Robinson are all capable of deputising for him.


Wolves v Derby

Wolves' Mark Clyde has suffered ankle ligament damage and will be out for a month and Paul Jones has a stomach bug.
George Ndah (thigh) is struggling and fellow frontmen Dean Sturridge and Vio Ganea are sure to miss out along with right-back Rob Edwards (ankle).

Derby boss George Burley will make a late decision on Jeff Kenna after he fell victim to a hamstring injury.

Midfield duo Inigo Idiakez and Morten Bisgaard have been ruled out by respective hamstring and hip injuries

Millwall v Gillingham

Barry Hayles could make his first start for Millwall since September after recovering from cracked ribs.
Midfielder Alan Dunne returns after being suspended for Saturday's loss at Sunderland but Paul Ifill and Adrian Serioux are injury doubts.

If Gillingham captain Paul Smith misses out again with a groin injury, Nyron Nosworthy would continue as skipper.

John Robinson could make his first start after coming on as a replacement against Sheffield United.


Leicester v Ipswich

Leicester winger Jason Wilcox could miss the remainder of the season having sustained suspected cruciate knee ligament damage against Coventry.
Danny Tiatto returns from a ban but Scott Gemmill (ankle) is a doubt.

Darren Bent has been included in the Ipswich squad after he missed Saturday's draw with Burnley because of a strained hamstring.

Fabian Wilnis is available after suspension and Jason de Vos should be fit, despite a hairline toe fracture

Reading v Leeds

Reading boss Steve Coppell will be without striker Nicky Forster, who needs a spell on the sidelines to rectify a long-standing groin problem.
Adie Williams is racing to recover from a hamstring strain and Steve Sidwell can play after a one-match suspension.

Leeds will again be without Jermaine Wright and Stephen Crainey for Tuesday's game at Reading.

On-loan Brett Ormerod is also doubtful but striker Julian Joachim is available again after a family bereavement

Leicester v Ipswich

Leicester winger Jason Wilcox could miss the remainder of the season having sustained suspected cruciate knee ligament damage against Coventry.
Danny Tiatto returns from a ban but Scott Gemmill (ankle) is a doubt.

Darren Bent has been included in the Ipswich squad after he missed Saturday's draw with Burnley because of a strained hamstring.

Fabian Wilnis is available after suspension and Jason de Vos should be fit, despite a hairline toe fracture

Sheff Utd v Nottm Forest

New signing Emanuele Gabrieli may feature as Sheffield United boss Neil Warnock shuffles the pack due to captain Chris Morgan's suspension.
Paul Shaw could start up front, alongside Jack Lester and Danny Cadamarteri, in a three-pronged attack.

Nottingham Forest will be without Friday's match-winner Andy Reid after he was sent off in the win over Wolves.

His absence could allow Kris Commons to return to the starting line-up, and Gareth Taylor is back after surgery.


Sheff Utd v Nottm Forest

New signing Emanuele Gabrieli may feature as Sheffield United boss Neil Warnock shuffles the pack due to captain Chris Morgan's suspension.
Paul Shaw could start up front, alongside Jack Lester and Danny Cadamarteri, in a three-pronged attack.

Nottingham Forest will be without Friday's match-winner Andy Reid after he was sent off in the win over Wolves.

His absence could allow Kris Commons to return to the starting line-up, and Gareth Taylor is back after surgery.


Preston v QPR

Preston must wait on the fitness of Callum Davidson and Marlon Broomes after the pair picked up hamstring injuries in the defeat by Leeds.
Full-back John Curtis has returned to Portsmouth after his loan spell ended, but Claude Davis is available after serving a one-match ban.

Dan Shittu and Marc Bircham could be absent for QPR as they seek a club record eighth successive victory.

Both players limped off injured in Saturday's win over West Ham.


West Ham v Stoke

West Ham hope to welcome back Matthew Etherington, Teddy Sheringham, Carl Fletcher and Malky Mackay, who all missed Saturday's defeat at QPR.
But the game is likely to come too early for hamstring victim Calum Davenport, who is unlikely to be fit until next weekend.

Stoke have skipper Clive Clarke available after a ban but Gerry Taggart is still suspened.

On-loan defender Michael Duberry could make his first appearance for Stoke.


Watford v Sunderland

Watford left-back Paul Mayo is fit again after missing Saturday's draw against Derby with a groin strain.
Centre-back Sean Dyche suffered a head wound in the same game but is fit to play, but midfielder Paul Devlin is still out (hamstring).

Sunderland boss Mick McCarthy has been boosted by the return to fitness of striker Stephen Elliott and he could replace Simon Johnson or Chris Brown.

Defender Stephen Wright is also available again after suspension.


UNITED WITHOUT KEY PAIR
Manchester United's Champions League hopes were dealt a blow when both Roy Keane and Rio Ferdinand were ruled out of Tuesday's encounter with Sparta Prague.

Keane was not with the squad flying out to the Czech capital after contracting a virus and Ferdinand, who would almost certainly have skippered United in the Irishman's absence, was due to attend his grandmother's funeral.

Mikael Silvestre is an automatic choice to fill the central defensive vacancy alongside Wes Brown but manager Sir Alex Ferguson does now have a midfield selection dilemma.

Paul Scholes should return to the starting line-up after a substitute appearance in the disappointing 0-0 draw at Birmingham on Saturday, but the other central midfield berth will be between Eric Djemba-Djemba, Kleberson, Darren Fletcher and Phil Neville.

Gabriel Heinze is likely to replace Quinton Fortune at left-back after the South African was ruled out with a calf problem.

There was some good news for Ferguson with both Wayne Rooney and Ryan Giggs available for the Red Devils' first competitive trip to Prague.

Rooney suffered a dead leg at St Andrews, while Giggs missed the game altogether with a virus.

However, both men were passed fit to travel and look almost certain to start as United look to consolidate their position at the top of Group D.

With four points and eight goals from their two previous outings in the competition, United's form has been in sharp contrast to the below-par fare they have produced in the Premiership.

Saturday's stalemate in the midlands means they have won just three of their nine league matches and have scored only nine goals.

Ferguson's other main strikers Ruud van Nistelrooy, Alan Smith and Louis Saha were also in the squad, giving the United boss a chance to find the right formation ahead of next Sunday's must-win encounter with Arsenal.

Ferguson, meanwhile, is confident he can keep Rooney's feet firmly on the ground despite his sensational Champions League debut.

England striker Rooney marked his United debut with a dazzling hat-trick against Fenerbahce at Old Trafford.

Now United's £27million signing from Everton faces the prospect of a first away date in the competition against Sparta Prague.

Ferguson knows his 18-year-old star is firmly under the spotlight whenever he plays but believes he is at the right club to cope with the adulation.

"We are being careful about his over exposure, which can happen with a player of talent, but we've faced it before, with Ryan Giggs and others, and so we have experience of handling it.

"We have a group of experience pros in the dressing room and Wayne knows where I am all the time. He knows he can get advice from me whenever he needs it so I don't think it is a problem for us."

Ferguson was asked if United were able to concentrate properly on the Sparta Prague clash with Sunday's vital Premiership showdown with champions Arsenal looming large.

"There is a big focus on next Sunday's game with Arsenal because it's such a vital game in the English football calendar but that is not to forget we have an important game with Sparta Prague first," Ferguson told Sky Sports News.

Ferguson revealed he had nothing but admiration for Sparta star Karel Poborsky when the Czech Republic winger played under him at Old Trafford.

"Karel is a very good player, he did very well for me. We were looking to sign a right-sided midfielder, after he had done so well at the European Championships in 1996, and at that time we didn't expect David Beckham to break through the way he did, so he was unfortunate.

"But he played many good games for us, the problem was that he was coming from another country with a young player like Beckham emerging.

"I was always pleased with the way he performed for us, and since then there's been evidence, in the summer (at Euro 2004) that he has carried on a great career. He was always a terrific professional, a great lad and he never caused us any problems at all."

Team (from): Carroll, Howard, Ricardo, G Neville, Silvestre, Brown, Heinze, O'Shea, Ronaldo, Scholes, Fletcher, Kleberson, Djemba-Djemba, Miller, P Neville, Bellion, Giggs, Rooney, Saha, Smith, van Nistelrooy.

VIEIRA MISSES EURO CLASH
Patrick Vieira will miss Arsenal's Champions League match against Panathinaikos on Wednesday and is a major doubt for the clash with Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.

The Highbury captain suffered a sprained ankle when fouled by Aston Villa's Jlloyd Samuel during Arsenal's 3-1 home win at Highbury on Saturday and manager Arsene Wenger says: "I think there's a big problem after the way I've seen him limping."

Vieira, who was treated at the club's London Colney training centre on Monday, is determined to be fit to face United in what has become a crucial clash for Sir Alex Ferguson's team, who are 11 points behind Wenger's table toppers after their 0-0 draw at Birmingham.

United will be desperate to stop Arsenal from going 50 consecutive league games unbeaten and some of this has already shown in Fergie's comments, accusing Arsenal of being "a mob" and "getting away with murder" in last season's goalless meeting which led to four Gunners being suspended.

Vieira's absence gives Brazilian Edu a chance on Wednesday night to show he is worth a new contract, which he has so far failed to negotiate with Arsenal.

With Gilberto Silva recovering from a back injury and and Dennis Bergkamp missing the match against the Greeks because of his unwillingness to travel by air, Wenger's options are limited.

Freddie Ljungberg is set to return after missing Saturday's game with a hamstring problem and it looks likely Edu will be paired with dynamic teenager Francesc Fabregas in central midfield and Jose Antonio Reyes moved forward as the support striker to Thierry Henry.

Edu's current deal expires at the end of the season and unless an agreement is reached, the likelihood is he will be sold when the transfer window re-opens in January - with Barcelona willing to offer a contract of around £35,000 a week. United have also been linked with the player.

REDS DUO RECOVER
Rafael Benitez will have both Harry Kewell and Steve Finnan available for Liverpool's Champions League clash with Deportivo La Coruna at Anfield.

Kewell did not even make the bench at Fulham after returning from his trip to Australia suffering from tiredness and an ankle problem. Finnan acquired a stomach problem while away with the Republic of Ireland and also failed to make the trip to the capital.

But both are back in the squad against the Spanish club as Liverpool bid for the three points that will edge them to the brink of qualification for the next stage.


Benitez is demanding that his players transfer the fighting spirit they showed at Fulham into the clash at Anfield.

On Saturday the Spanish coach must have been in the depths of despair at half time, 2-0 down against the Londoners and facing another nightmare away defeat. But 45 minutes later, all that misery had been swept away by a Xabi Alonso-fightback to win 4-2.

Fast forward to Anfield this week and a crucial Champions League group A clash with Deportivo, foes Benitez knows only too well from his time in the upper echelons of La Liga.

Victory will boost Liverpool's ambitions of qualifying for the knock-out stage and leave Deportivo with a solitary point after three games.

Defeat, though, will send Liverpool back to square one as the former Valencia boss tries to return the Merseysiders to the peak of European football.

Such hopes have been kept close to his chest in England, but in a Spanish interview this week, Benitez - who won the UEFA Cup with Valencia last season - reveals some of his innermost feelings with regard the task ahead of him.

He was quoted as saying: "If you see all the history that is true, we need to be better in the future and increase our own level. We must win at home and get good results away, and I hope to see a good Liverpool against Depor."

He certainly has all the ammunition of knowledge about Deportivo, regular and tough opponents in La Liga, even though their form has been patchy this season.

However, a fortnight ago Depor won for the first time in 49 years at the Bernabeu against Real Madrid, and then Saturday's victory over newly promoted Getafe pushed them higher in the table towards Barcelona and Benitez's old club.

"We have seen a stronger mentality and spirit," said Benitez.

"In the first half at Fulham we were without confidence, but after the break we played much better and the spirit was there," he said.

"I have seen Deportivo's last game, we know they are a big team and play almost from memory. But we have confidence now in ourselves.

"They have had trouble recently because Mauro Silva and Aldo Duscher have been injured but they are back now and things are starting to change.

"They have not been playing that well because they have had two very good central midfielders out injured. But they are both back now, so that makes them more dangerous. But if we win they will probably not have many more chances to qualify."

The Reds boss continued: "If we want to win we must be aggressive and play a physical game. We must keep the ball because if they have it, with the likes of Valeron playing behind the strikers and with two good wingers, Luque and Victor, they will always be dangerous.

"Their side all know each other very well, they play from memory because they have been together for several years and with the same coach.

"The fact that they have only scored once in the Champions League this season is not the fault of the strikers. When you are without such fine midfield players as Duscher and Silva, it is much more difficult to do well.

"The strikers need good service, which means Silva, Duscher and Valeron are very important for them.

"So we must use our brains, we must show intensity and control. And to think more."




Deportivo coach Javier Irureta welcomes midfielder Mauro Silva back into his 20-man squad after the Brazilian injured his knee on the opening day of the season against Espanyol.

His return, however, is offset by the absence of Sergio Gonzalez through suspension.


Team (from): Kirkland, Josemi, Carragher, Hyypia, Traore, Diao, Hamann, Alonso, Garcia, Warnock, Kewell, Finnan, Baros, Biscan, Cisse, Pongolle, Dudek, Welsh, Whitbread(BBC, Sporting Life)

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REAL MADRID v DYNAMO KIEV

REAL MADRID

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Suspensions: Walter Samuel (one-match ban)

Injuries: David Beckham (ribs), Jonathan Woodgate (thigh)

Doubtful: Guti (thigh)

DYNAMO KIEV

Suspensions: Maris Verpakovskis (one-match ban)

Injuries: none

Doubtful: none

Probable teams:

Real Madrid: 1-Iker Casillas; 2-Michel Salgado, 22-Francisco Pavon, 6-Ivan Helguera, 3-Roberto Carlos; 10-Luis Figo, 14-Guti, 5-Zinedine Zidane, 7-Raul, 11-Michael Owen, 9-Ronaldo

Dynamo Kiev: 1-Olexander Shovkovsky; 3-Serhiy Fyodorov, 17-Tiberiu Ghioane, 26-Andriy Nesmachny, 32-Goran Gavrancic; 4-Rodolfo, 8-Valentin Belkevich, 14-Andriy Husin, 15-Diogo Rincon, 37-Ayila Yussuf; 9-Kleber

Referee: Gilles Veissiere (France)

Head-to-head record:

Played: 6

Wins: Real Madrid 2 Dynamo Kiev 1 Draws 3

Previous meetings

EC: QF 7.3.73 Dynamo Kiev 0 Real Madrid 0

21.3.73 Real Madrid 3 Dynamo Kiev 0

CL: QF 3.3.99 Real Madrid 1 Dynamo Kiev 1

17.3.99 Dynamo Kiev 2 Real Madrid 0

CL: G2 24.11.99 Dynamo Kiev 1 Real Madrid 2

14.3.00 Real Madrid 2 Dynamo Kiev 2

* Raul's two goals against AS Roma in the last match have brought him to within two goals of former Real striker Alfredo Di Stefano's European Cup record of 49.

* Dynamo have never lost in the Champions League in Spain where they have twice drawn with Real and also defeated Barcelona 4-0.

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BAYER LEVERKUSEN v AS ROMA

BAYER LEVERKUSEN

Suspensions: Andriy Voronin (one-match ban).

Injuries: Radoslaw Kaluzny (head), Daniel Bierofka (back).

Doubtful: none

AS ROMA

Suspensions: Philippe Mexes (second of two-match ban).

Injuries: Ivan Pelizzoli (groin), Olivier Dacourt (knee), Cristian Chivu (foot), Damiano Tommasi (knee).

Doubtful: Mido (back)

Probable teams:

Bayer Leverkusen: 1-Hans-Joerg Butt; 25-Bernd Schneider, 5-Jens Nowotny, 3-Roque Junior, 35-Diego Placente; 28-Carsten Ramelow, 10-Paul Freier, 7-Robson Ponte, 16-Jacek Krzynowek; 9-Dimitar Berbatov, 11-Franca

Roma: 12-Carlo Zotti; 2-Christian Panucci, 8-Matteo Ferrari, 31-Traianos Dellas, 25-Leandro Cufre; 30-Mancini, 4-Daniele De Rossi, 20-Simone Perrotta; 10-Francesco Totti, 9-Vincenzo Montella, 18-Antonio Cassano.

Referee: Eric Poulat (France)

Head-to-head record:

No previous meetings

* Bayer have a modest record against Italian clubs and have lost at home to two of their last three Italian opponents - Inter Milan and Udinese.

* Roma's only draw in 21 games against German opponents was more than 45 years ago against Hanover in the Inter Cities Fairs Cup in 1959.

Champions League matches in Group C



LONDON, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Team news and probable line-ups ahead of Tuesday's matches in Champions League Group C:

JUVENTUS v BAYERN MUNICH

JUVENTUS

Suspensions: none

Injuries: David Trezeguet (shoulder)

Doubtful: Alessandro Del Piero (tendonitis)

BAYERN MUNICH

Suspensions: none

Injuries: Alexander Zickler (leg), Roque Santa Cruz

(knee), Claudio Pizarro (back)

Doubtful: none

Probable teams: Juventus: 1-Gianluigi Buffon; 27-Jonathan Zebina, 21-Lilian Thuram, 28-Fabio Cannavaro, 19-Gianluca Zambrotta; 16-Mauro Camoranesi, 8-Emerson, 20-Manuele Blasi; 11-Pavel Nedved; 9-Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 25-Marcelo Zalayeta.

Bayern Munich: 1-Oliver Kahn; 4-Samuel Kuffour, 3-Lucio, 25-Thomas Linke, 20-Hasan Salihamidzic; 16-Jens Jeremies, 8-Torsten Frings, 13-Michael Ballack, 11-Ze Roberto; 9-Vahid Hashemian, 10-Roy Makaay

Referee: Manuel Mejuto Gonzalez (Spain)

Head-to-head record: No previous meetings

* Incredibly, Juventus and Bayern, two of the giants of European soccer, have never before met in a European club competition. Juventus have played 338 European games and Bayern 296.

* It is only the second time Bayern have been drawn against an Italian team since losing to AC Milan in the 1989-90 European Cup semi-finals.

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AJAX AMSTERDAM v MACCABI TEL AVIV

AJAX AMSTERDAM

Suspensions: none

Injuries: Tomas Galasek (back)

Doubtful: Rafael van der Vaart (thigh), Nigel de Jong (bruised breastbone), Wesley Sneijder (shin); Mauro Rosales (groin), Yannis Anastasiou (thigh)

MACCABI TEL AVIV

Suspensions: none

Injuries: none

Doubtful: none

Probable teams:

Ajax Amsterdam: 1-Bogdan Lobont; 2-Hatem Trabelsi, 3-Johnny Heitinga, 16-Nigel de Jong, 5-Maxwell; 8-Steven Pienaar, 12-Anthony Obodai, 18-Wesley Sneijder, 10-Rafael van der Vaart; 7-Mauro Rosales, 17-Yannis Anastasiou

Maccabi Tel Aviv: 1-Liran Strauber; 17-John Pantsil, 23-Marcio Giovanini, 2-Avi Strool, 3-Salem Abo-Siam; 7-Bruno Reis, 5-Moshe Mishaelof, 19-Tamir Cohen, 11-Erez Mesika; 18-Ishmael Addo, 25-Emile Mbamba.

Referee: Eduardo Iturraide Gonzalez (Spain)

Head-to-head record:

No previous meetings

* Ajax lost their only previous home game to Israeli opposition, going down 0-1 to Hapoel Haifa in the UEFA Cup five years ago - though they had already won the first leg 3-0.

* Maccabi still await their first Champions League goal. Excluding their 3-0 forfeit victory over PAOK Salonika in this season's qualifiers, Maccabi have scored just five goals in their last nine European games.

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MADRID, Oct 18 (SW) – After a horrendous start to the season, Real Madrid will look to cast away their doubters when they host Group B leaders Dynamo Kiev in the Champions League on Tuesday.

Despite a comeback 4-2 win over AS Roma in their last Champions League game, that was the only time this season that Madrid have scored more than one goal in a game. Kiev are coming off of a 4-2 win of their own over Bayer Leverkusen on the last matchday.

Real Madrid will be without midfielder and free-kick specialist David Beckham, who fractured a rib in England’s World Cup qualifying match against Wales. Also missing is central defender Walter Samuel, who is suspended after picking up his second yellow card of the competition against Roma.

There is one huge absence for Dynamo Kiev, who will be without Latvia striker Maris Verpakovskis. Verpakovskis, like Samuel, received his second yellow card against Leverkusen and is suspended. They will enjoy the return of captain Vladimir Belkevich after a back injury.

In Germany, Bayer Leverkusen play host to group cellar dwellers Roma in what could be a make or break game for the Italians.

The absences certainly do not favor the visitors who will be without defender Philippe Mexes, who will serve the second of his two-game ban. Also injured are goalkeeper Ivan Pelizzoli (groin) and Olivier Dacourt (knee). Egyptian midfielder Mido is also questionable with a back injury.

Leverkusen look to rebound from their loss to Kiev and another disappointing showing in the Bundesliga on the weekend, but will do it without Andriy Voronin who is suspended. Also absent will be Radoslaw Kaluzny (head) and Daniel Bierofka (back).

The match will be historic as the two teams have never faced each other in competition.

TURIN, Oct 18 (SW) – Two former European champions will square off on Tuesday in Champions League Group C as Juventus play host to Bayern Munich at the Delle Alpi with the winner going top of the group.

Amazingly, the two teams have never met in competition before despite their rich European tradition.

Serie A leaders Juve defeated Messina on Saturday to remain top of the heap in Italy, but Munich were defeated at home by Schalke over the weekend, not the result that Felix Magath wanted heading into this encounter.

Neither side has any suspended players, but Juve will be without the still-injured David Trezeguet and possibly striker Alessandro Del Piero, who is struggling with tendonitis.

Bayern have a trio of injury woes in Roque Santa Cruz (knee), Claudio Pizarro (back), and Alexander Zickler (leg). Also, neither team has anyone in danger of missing the next match if they are booked on Tuesday night.

There is another match in Group C on Sunday as Ajax play host to Maccabi Tel-Aviv, both in search of their first win of the Champions League season.

Much like Bayern and Juve, Ajax and Maccabi have never met prior to Tuesday and the Dutch will be desperate to overcome their 3-1 home loss to Heerenveen over the weekend.

While Maccabi will have a full-strength side to face Ajax, the Dutch champions will not be so fortunate. Tomas Galasek is for sure out with a back injury while Ronald Koeman is not certain over the fitness of Rafael van der Vaart, Yannis Anastasiou, Wesley Sneijder, Mauro Rosales and Nigel de Jong.


ISTANBUL/PRAHA, Oct 18 (SW) – In-form French outfit Olympique Lyonnais make a difficult trip to Turkish defending champions Fenerbahce while Sparta Praha host Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United on Tuesday night in the Group D of this year’s Champions League.

Unbeaten in both domestic and European competitions this term, Olympique Lyonnais will be looking for yet another good result away to Turkish side Fenerbahce. Boosted by their latest 4-0 league win at the weekend against Caen, nothing looks like stopping the French defending champions. But Paul Le Guen and his men will expect a tough encounter against a Turkish side they have never met before.

Thrashed 6-2 by Manchester United three weeks ago, Fenerbahce are far from out of the competition, only trailing Man United and Lyon by a single point. And the hosts will be counting on the support of 46,000 fans and the vital experience of Pierre van Hooijdonk and Marcio Nobre to really turn the heat on the Rhone side.

Meanwhile, Manchester United will be willing to extend Sparta Praha’s losing streak, the Czech side having yet to collect any point in this 2004/05 Champions League. Having secured their top spot in the Czech domestic table with a convincing 2-0 win over Slavia in the ever-commited Praha derby, Tuesday’s Champions League hosts know a defeat against Manchester United would rule out any chance of progressing in the competition.

But the task ahead of the Czechs is likely to be a tough one, as Manchester United, who will have to do without Rio Ferdinand (attending a family funeral) and Roy Keane (ill), welcome back into action Wayne Rooney, Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes, all unavailable at the weekend during their side’s goalless draw away to Birmingham City.

England international prodigy Rooney will be looking for a repeat performance, having made his United debut more than a winning one by scoring a hat-trick against Fenerbahce three weeks ago.

LIVERPOOL/MONACO, Oct 18 (SW) – Rafael Benitez’ Liverpool host current table bottom Deportivo La Coruna while Monaco host Greek outfit Olympiacos on Tuesday night for the third round of this Champions League Group A.

The Reds’ European campaign having kicked off with a convincing 2-0 win over Monaco, Liverpool were left disappointed as they were defeated a fortnight later by current table leaders Olympiacos (1-0).

Back in action on Tuesday night against a side he knows so well, Rafael Benitez will be hoping his team can collect all three points against a Deportivo side desperate to get a result in Anfield. Semi-finalists in the same competition last year, the Spaniards could have wished for a better start, as they only collected a point out of their first two games.

But since Deportivo’s humiliating 1-5 defeat against Valencia in the Spanish league, Deportivo have been unbeaten domestically, sealing their last two games with wins including a 1-0 win away to Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu.

But it will be far from easy for the Spanish outfit to tackle a Liverpool side, supported by a full Anfield stadium and more than confident after a convincing 2-4 win away to Fulham at the weekend in the Premiership.

Meanwhile, Monaco will be hoping they can repeat their Deportivo performance (2-0 three weeks ago) on current table leaders Olympiacos at the Louis II stadium. Held 1-1 by Metz at the weekend, Monaco will however welcome the return of Zikos, Maicon and Rodriguez all unavailable in the French Ligue 1 on Saturday night. Saviola will also make his return to action, and should remain the main danger upfront. French international defender Gael Givet is likely to be rested against the Greek side.

Olympiacos will have to do without Tasos Pantos, the defender serving a suspension during the Monaco clash. Goalkeeper Antonis Nikopolidis and defender Grigoris Georgatos make their return to action after domestic suspension.
Winners 1-0 at the very same Louis II stadium back in 1992, Olympiacos will be looking for a surprise result away to Monaco, to comfort their current Group A leaders’ status.(Alphasoccer, Soccerway)

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Richard Langley (okk) polvileikkaus marraskuun puoliväli
Willie Boland (kk) nilkka epävarma
Paul Parry (vkk selkä epävarma

paluut:
Rhys Weston (olp) takareisi paluu todennäköinen
Robert Page (kp)* kylkiluut paluu todennäköinen
Stuart Fleetwood (h) nilkka paluu todennäköinen


COVENTRY

Louis Carey (olp) selkä epävarma
Claus Jörgensen (vkk) kylkiluut auki


CREWE

Dean Ashton (h)* nilkka 2-3 viikkoa
Kenny Lunt (kk,c)* polvi hyvin epävarma
Adie Moses (kp)* pohje marraskuun loppu
Lee Bell (kk) rannemurtuma 1-2 viikkoa
Chris McGready (kp) reisi epävarma, pelituntuma puuttuu
Ben Rix (kk) sääriluu epävarma, pelituntuma puuttuu
Luke Varney (h) reisi auki


DERBY

Mo Konjic (kp) ** polvileikkaus 3 viikkoa
Morten Bisgaard (okk)* lantio auki, tehnyt reservipaluun
Inigo Idiakez (kk)* takareisi 1-2 viikkoa
Jeff Kenna (olp)* takareisi 50-50
Paul Boertien (vlp) polvileikkaus 2 viikkkoa

paluut:
Marcus Tudgay (h)* olkapää palasi viikonloppuna


GILLINGHAM

Iwan Roberts (h)* pelikielto 2 ottelua
Paul Smith (kk,c)* nivustaive pelaaminen epätodennäköistä
Tommy Johnson (h) polvi auki
Barry Ashby (kk) polvi auki
Mark Saunders (u) auki
John Hills (vlp) nilkka 3-5 viikkoa


IPSWICH

Darren Bent (h)* takareisi paluu epävarma
Jason De Vos (kp)* varvasmurtuma epävarma, pelannee
Kelvin Davis (mv) selkä auki

paluut:
Fabian Wilnis (olp)


LEEDS

Jermaine Wright (kk) akillesjänne auki
Stephen Crainey (vlp) nivustaive auki
Julian Joachim (h) epävarma
Eirik Bakke (kk) polven ristisiteet touko-elokuu
Seth Johnson (kk) polven ristisiteet tammi-toukokuu
Lucas Radebe (kp) akillesjänne huhtikuun lopussa


LEICESTER

Ian Walker (mv) * polvi treeneissä, paluu epävarma
Lee Morris (h) nivustaive auki, pitkäaikainen
Scott Gemmill (kk) nilkka epävarma ?
Jason Wilcox (vkk) polven ristisiteet loppukausi
Peter Canero (kp) vatsalihas epävarma

paluut:
Matt Elliott (kp)* polvileikkaus 45 min. liigacupin pelissä


MILLWALL

Paul Ifil (okk)* paluu epävarma
Danny Dichio (h)* nivusleikkaus auki
Andy Roberts (kk) polvileikkaus auki
Peter Sweeney (vkk) nilkka auki
Adrian Serioux (kk/p) olkapää epävarma

paluut:
Barry Hayles (h)* kylkiluumurtuma 30 min vl
Paul Robinson (kp) polvi viimeksi penkillä


NOTTINGHAM*

Andy reid (vkk)** pelikielto
Jon Thompson (kp) olkapääleikkaus auki
Kevin James (okk/h) nivustaive auki
Craig Westcarr (h) polvi joulukuun lopulla

paluut:
Michael Dawson (kp) ** nivusleikkaus viimeksi penkillä
Gareth Taylor (h) polvi


PLYMOUTH

David Friio (kk)* virus auki
Tony Capaldi (vkk) jalkamurtuma 2-3 viikkoa
Peter Gilbert (vlp) paluu epävarma
Hasney Aljofree (kp) olkapää auki
Marino Keith (h) nilkka auki
Nathan Lowndes (h) niska auki


PRESTON

Marlon Broomes (p) takareisi epävarma
Callum davidson (vlp/vkk) takareisi epävarma
John Curtis (p) laina päättyi
Tyrone Mears (olp) sääriluumurtuma joulukuun alku
Darran Kempson pitkäaikainen


QUEENS PR

Dan Shittu (kp)* polvi epävarma
Mark Bircham (kk)* epävarma
Tony Thorpe (h) jalkamurtuma 1 viikko reservipaluuseen
Gareth Ainsworth (okk) auki
Arthur Gnohere (kp) auki
Jake Cole (mv)


READING

Nicky Forster (h)* nivustaive auki, jonkun viikon
Adie Williams (kp,c)* paluu epävarma

paluut:
Steve Sidwell (kk)* pelikielto


ROTHERHAM

Mark Burchill (h)** takareisi epävarma
Martin Butler (h)** rauhaskuume palannut treeneihin
Martin McIntosh (kp)* polven ristisiteet auki, reservipaluu takana
Andy Monkhouse (vkk) polvileikkaus marraskuu
Scott Minto (vlp) akillesjänne auki


SHEFFIELD UNITED

Chris Morgan (kp,c)* pelikielto
Simon Francis (p/kk) polvi auki
Alan wright (vlp) epävarma
Rob Kozluk (lp) jalkapöytä 4 viikkoa
Ashley Ward (h)* polvi auki
Steven Kabba (h) akillesjänne joulukuu
Chris Armstrong (vlp) polvi kuukausia,ura vaarassa

paluut_:
Jack Lester (h) olkapää


STOKE

Gerry Taggart (kp)** pelikielto 2 ottelua
John Eustace (kk)* nivustaive auki
Paul Williams (kp) polvi auki

paluut:
Clive Clarke (p/kk,c) pelikielto


SUNDERLAND

Gary Breen (kp,c) * pelikielto 1 ottelua
Sean Thornton (kk) nivustaive auki
Colin Healy (kk) jalkamurtuma touko-elokuu
Matt Piper (vkk) polvi 3 viikkkoa
Kevin Kyle (h) lantio joulukuun lopussa

paluut:
Stephen Wright (olp) pelikielto
Stephen Eliott (h)


WATFORD

Marcus Gayle (kp)* akillesjänne paluu mahdollinen
Paul Devlin (vkk)* takareisi auki
Andy Ferrell (kk) nilkka 2 viikkoa
Omari Coleman (h) polvi tammikuun alku

paluut:
Paul Mayo (vlp) nivustaive


WEST HAM

Teddy Sheringham (h)** reisi odotetaan palaavan
Carl Fletcher (kk) sairas odotetaan palaavan
Malky Mackay (kp) * pohje odotetaan palaavan
Calum Davenport (kp)* takareisi auki
Matthew Etherington (vkk)* tyräleikkaus 0-1 viikkoa
Christian Dailly (kp) polvi auki
Andy Melville (kp) takareisi auki



WIGAN

Per Frandsen (kk)* polven ristisiteet loppukausi
Nicky Eaden (olp/okk) takareisi auki
Gary Teale (okk)* polvi 2-3 viikkoa
Matt Jackson (kp,c)* polvi 2-3 viikkoa
Jason Jarrett (kk) nilkkamurtuma 4 viikkoa

paluut:
Steve McMillan (vlp) viimein penkillä
David Wright (olp)


WOLVES

Dean Sturridge (h) selkä & takareisi auki
Vio Ganea (h) polven ristisiteet helmi-huhtikuu
George Ndah (h) polvi auki
Rob Edwards (olp) nilkkaleikkaus 9-10 viikkoa
Mark Clyde (p) nilkka 4-5 viikkoa

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