.Saturday 29th September 2012
12.45pm: Arsenal v Chelsea #ARSCHE
Arsene Wenger (ARS) on star players returning to first-team training, the importance of performing well at home and Chelsea's change of playing style.
Roberto Di Matteo press conference to follow
3.00pm: Sunderland v Wigan Athletic #SUNWIG
Martin O'Neill (SUN) on trying to sharing goals around the team and why Wigan Athletic will pose a difficult challenge on Saturday.
Roberto Martinez (WIG) on the latest injury news and how he believes he has the strongest squad that Wigan Athletic have ever had at his disposal.
3.00pm: Reading v Newcastle United #RDGNEW
Brian McDermott (RDG) on the importance of the Capital One Cup victory over Queens Park Rangers and what Alan Pardew did for Reading.
3.00pm: Stoke City v Swansea City #STKSWA
Tony Pulis (STK) on how well Stoke's new signings are settling in, how close his side came to beating Chelsea last weekend and how luck is all the Potters are lacking at present.
Michael Laudrup (SWA) on Michel Vorm's new contract, why a defeat may have done his side some good and coping with Stoke's pressure on Saturday.
3.00pm: Norwich City v Liverpool #NORLIV
Chris Hughton (NOR) on the injury to Harry Kane, looking to score more goals and treating Liverpool with respect.
Brendan Rodgers (LIV) on Martin Kelly starting his recovery from injury, being impressed with the form of Jordan Henderson and getting more points on the board.
3.00pm: Fulham v Manchester City #FULMCI
Martin Jol (FUL) press conference to followRoberto Mancini (MCI) on not panicking about his side's start to the season and how the likes of Fulham are better sides this season.
3.00pm: Everton v Southampton #EVESOU
Nigel Adkins (SOU) on the injury to Jack Cork, strength in depth in the goalkeeping position and why Everton are such a tough side to play.
5.30pm: Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur #MUNTOT
Sir Alex Ferguson (MUN) on his lengthy defensive injury list, the young defenders that stood in against Newcastle United and why the Spurs match should be entertaining to watch.
Andre Villas-Boas (TOT) on the club's goalkeeping situation, the attacking threat of Manchester United's strikeforce and trying to get points at Old Trafford.
Sunday 30th September
4.00pm: Aston Villa v West Bromwich Albion #AVLWBA
Paul Lambert (AVL) on the form of striker Gabby Agbonlahor and looking forward to sampling the atmosphere of a West Midlands derby.
Mark Hughes (QPR) on how defensive injuries are impeding QPR’s continuity, how his side must improve their defending on set-pieces and how Samba Diakite is returning to form.
12.45pm: Arsenal v Chelsea #ARSCHE
Arsene Wenger (ARS) on star players returning to first-team training, the importance of performing well at home and Chelsea's change of playing style.
Roberto Di Matteo press conference to follow
3.00pm: Sunderland v Wigan Athletic #SUNWIG
Martin O'Neill (SUN) on trying to sharing goals around the team and why Wigan Athletic will pose a difficult challenge on Saturday.
Roberto Martinez (WIG) on the latest injury news and how he believes he has the strongest squad that Wigan Athletic have ever had at his disposal.
3.00pm: Reading v Newcastle United #RDGNEW
Brian McDermott (RDG) on the importance of the Capital One Cup victory over Queens Park Rangers and what Alan Pardew did for Reading.
3.00pm: Stoke City v Swansea City #STKSWA
Tony Pulis (STK) on how well Stoke's new signings are settling in, how close his side came to beating Chelsea last weekend and how luck is all the Potters are lacking at present.
Michael Laudrup (SWA) on Michel Vorm's new contract, why a defeat may have done his side some good and coping with Stoke's pressure on Saturday.
3.00pm: Norwich City v Liverpool #NORLIV
Chris Hughton (NOR) on the injury to Harry Kane, looking to score more goals and treating Liverpool with respect.
Brendan Rodgers (LIV) on Martin Kelly starting his recovery from injury, being impressed with the form of Jordan Henderson and getting more points on the board.
3.00pm: Fulham v Manchester City #FULMCI
Martin Jol (FUL) press conference to followRoberto Mancini (MCI) on not panicking about his side's start to the season and how the likes of Fulham are better sides this season.
3.00pm: Everton v Southampton #EVESOU
Nigel Adkins (SOU) on the injury to Jack Cork, strength in depth in the goalkeeping position and why Everton are such a tough side to play.
5.30pm: Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur #MUNTOT
Sir Alex Ferguson (MUN) on his lengthy defensive injury list, the young defenders that stood in against Newcastle United and why the Spurs match should be entertaining to watch.
Andre Villas-Boas (TOT) on the club's goalkeeping situation, the attacking threat of Manchester United's strikeforce and trying to get points at Old Trafford.
Sunday 30th September
4.00pm: Aston Villa v West Bromwich Albion #AVLWBAPaul Lambert (AVL) on the form of striker Gabby Agbonlahor and looking forward to sampling the atmosphere of a West Midlands derby.
Monday 1st October
8.00pm: Queens Park Rangers v West Ham United #QPRWHUMark Hughes (QPR) on how defensive injuries are impeding QPR’s continuity, how his side must improve their defending on set-pieces and how Samba Diakite is returning to form.
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