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Arsenal coach Unai Emery, who faces increasing pressure to keep his job at the Gunners, has slammed the referee Mike Dean in yesterday's 1-0 defeat to Sheffield United. The Gunners manager Emery believes that decisions did not go Arsenal's way.
Tottenham Hotspur winger Andros Townsend has revealed that he apologised to the referee having been booked for diving during the club's 1-1 draw with Chelsea at White Hart Lane on Saturday.
AstonVilla will be playing their third match in six days, West Bromwich will have a faint advantage over the Villains in term of fitness.
The FA have written to Chelsea coach Avram Grant and asked the boss to explain his comments about referee Steve Bennett, after the Israeli questioned the referee's integrity after Man Utd's 2-0 victory over Wigan.
eyefootball previews the most important game of the Premiership season so far, as Chelsea host top side Manchester United at Stamford Bridge in the early afternoon kick off on Saturday. United are three points clear at the top, but a victory for Chelsea could move Avram Grant's men level on points with just two games remaining.
Wigan took a giant leap towards Premiership safety this afternoon. In a Premiership relegation six pointer, Wigan boss Steve Bruce managed to get one over his old side as he took the Latics to a 2-0 victory over Alex McLeish's Birmingham City.
Arsenal fought hard to take on ten men Birmingham and James McFadden came with an injury time penalty to give the Blues the deserved point at 2-2.
Preston had so many chances to cause another FA cup shock this round, but the outstanding goalkeeping of David James - including a penalty save - sent Portsmouth into the next round of the FA Cup as Darren Carter smashed the ball into his own net in the 93rd minute.
Chelsea have been punished and fined £30,000 for failing to control their players in the match at Old Trafford against Man Utd. The Blues had John Obi Mikel sent off in the match.
Chelsea are to contest the FA charge given to them. A Chelsea statement read: "Chelsea Football Club will be strongly defending the two charges issued by the Football Association and will be considering that defence until we have to respond on October 12."
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