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Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp has admitted that he would like to sign up to four new players this summer. Pompey have already made a move for Glen Little, but are expected to tie up a few more deals before the season begins.
Today's home game against Reading looks set to be Jens Lehmann's final home game for Arsenal. The Gunners have seen their double challenge falter in recent weeks, while Reading need a win against the London giants to assist their survival chances.
Reading midfielder Glen Little hopes that his side will be the first team to win a game at the Emirates in the Premiership this season. Reading are desperate for points and Little feels the time is right to capitalise on bad morale in the Arsenal camp in order to help the Royals' own survival hopes.
A win is absolutely necessary for Fulham if they are to stand any chance of Premiership survival, and Steve Coppell promised earlier in the week that Reading wil do all they can to pick up a victory,
Another crucial relegation battle ensues today at the Madjeski Stadium this afternoon as the Royals host Birmingham City. Reading have lost nine of eleven games, whilst Birmingham have struggled for wins, their only one in eleven being against Tottenham on March 1st.
West Ham have only beaten Middlesbrough and Sunderland at home this year so need to get a win today, but Reading are unbeaten in four Premiership games and so the Hammers could have their work cut out today.
Arsenal travel to Reading as they look to head back to the top of the Premiership. On Arsenal's last visit, they thumped Reading 4-0. Steve Coppell will be hoping there will be no repeat as the unbeaten Arsenal come to the Madejski.
Newcastle travel to the Madejski Stadium in a game which is crucial for both sides. Neither side goes into this game on great form, although they had mixed fortunes in last weekend's games. Reading sit in 12th while Newcastle are 7 points ahead in 8th, however, Newcastle defeated Tottenham last week while Reading were defeated by Blackburn.
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