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	Aberdeen		Manchester United
	Arsenal		Middlesbrough
	Aston Villa		Motherwell
	Blackburn Rovers		Newcastle United
	Bolton Wanderers		Portsmouth
	Celtic		Rangers
	Chelsea		Stoke City
	Dundee United		Sunderland
	Everton		Tottenham Hotspur
	Fulham		West Bromwich Albion
	Hull City		West Ham United
	Liverpool		Wigan Athletic
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Latest Premier League News

Frank Arnesen appointed sporting director at Chelsea

Chelsea have appointed Frank Arnesen to the role of sporting director at Stamford Bridge.

Premier League tours of duty stretch farther

Chelsea want John Terry to put up or shut up

Roman Abramovich met John Terry yesterday as Chelsea called their captain’s bluff over his highly public flirtation with Manchester City. The Russian billionaire will reject a third, £30m-plus bid for their captain this week and has told Terry there is no intention of matching City’s offer to double his pay to £250,000 a week.

Glen Johnson takes parting shot at Jose Mourinho

The Special One is two-faced towards his players. That is the suggestion about Jose Mourinho made by his former defender Glen Johnson, at least. Johnson, who the Portuguese manager jettisoned from Chelsea in 2006, rehabilitated his career at Portsmouth and after establishing himself as an England regular was unveiled as a £17m signing by Liverpool last week. He said he would like nothing better than to be drawn against Mourinho’s Internazionale in the Champions League “to show him what he missed”, adding: “There were a lot of things he told me that weren’t true.”

Football round-up: Newcastle guided home by Nile Ranger

A MANAGERLESS Newcastle side featuring Joey Barton, Nicky Butt and Kevin Nolan registered only their second win in 15 matches when they ran out comfortable 3-0 winners against a second-string Shamrock Rovers team in Dublin.