Stars fighting for United Careers, says Fletcher

Manchester United players are fighting for their futures at Old Trafford‚ according to midfielder Darren Fletcher.

United have endured a turbulent season under David Moyes, who replaced long–serving manager Sir Alex Ferguson in May.

The Manchester club were knocked out of the UEFA Champions League quarter–finals by defending champions Bayern Munich on Wednesday‚ ending any hopes of silverware this season.

United also look set to miss out on Champions League football next season for the first time in 19 years‚ with the club languishing in seven position‚ seven points adrift of fourth–placed Arsenal.

And Fletcher‚ who appears to have overcome an inflammatory bowel disease, says it is time for the team′s under–performing stars to prove their worth with Moyes expected to ring the changes at season′s end.

“It is time to show the manager that you deserve to be at this club‚″ Fletcher said.

“If you get a chance to play‚ you have to go and impress the manager and show him that you are capable of being here next year.

“Go and put in performances because the manager will be thinking of next season‚ no doubt about that. You have to make sure that you are one of the names that he still wants.”

Moyes is expected to overhaul an aging United squad in the coming months‚ with captain Nemanja Vidic set for Inter Milan.

Rio Ferdinand, Patrice Evra and Javier Hernandez face uncertain futures‚ while Bayern midfielder Toni Kroos has been tipped to move to Old Trafford in a big–money deal.

“He will definitely look back on this season and realise it was a disappointment but I fully expect there to be some signings‚” the Scottish midfielder said.

“People expect signings in the summer‚ there is no doubt about that, but that is always the case at Manchester United.”

Source: SBOBET Times

English Premier League Round 23: Liverpool vs Everton

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The English Premier League round 23 : Liverpool vs Everton on Wednesday 29th of January 2014 at 4:00 ( GMT+8). The match will take a place at Liverpool‚ United Kingdom.

Performance Liverpool

W–D–W–W–W–L–L

Performance Everton

W–D–W–W–D–W–L

Tendency: Liverpool Tendency: Everton

Last matches W–D–W–W–W–L	Last matches W–D–W–W–D–W
Last home matches D–W–W–W–W–W	Last home matches W–W–W–L–W–W
Last away matches W–W–L–L–W–L	Last away matches W–D–D–W–D–W

Last 5 Match: Liverpool

DATE	TO	Match	FT	RO
25⁄01⁄14	FC	Bournemouth – Liverpool	0:2	R4
18⁄01⁄14	PL	Liverpool – Aston Villa	2:2	22
12⁄01⁄14	PL	Stoke – Liverpool	3:5	21
05⁄01⁄14	FC	Liverpool – Oldham	2:0	R3
01⁄01⁄14	PL	Liverpool – Hull	2:0	20

Last 5 Match: Everton

DATE	TO	Match	FT	RO
25⁄01⁄14	FC	Stevenage – Everton	0:4	R4
20⁄01⁄14	PL	W.B.A. – Everton	1:1	22
11⁄01⁄14	PL	Everton – Norwich	2:0	21
04⁄01⁄14	FC	Everton – QPR	4:0	R3
01⁄01⁄14	PL	Stoke – Everton	1:1	20

Last Match: Liverpool vs Everton

Date	TO	Match	FT
23⁄11⁄13	PL	Everton – Liverpool	3:3
05⁄05⁄13	PL	Liverpool – Everton	0:0
28⁄10⁄12	PL	Everton – Liverpool	2:2
14⁄04⁄12	FC	Liverpool – Everton	2:1

League Table:

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	Goals	Diff.	Points
4	Liverpool	22	13	4	5	53:28	25	43
6	Everton	22	11	9	2	35:20	15	42

#	Team Name	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	PTS
1	Arsenal	22	16	3	3	43	19	+24	51
2	Manchester City	22	16	2	4	63	25	+38	50
3	Chelsea	22	15	4	3	43	20	+23	49
4	Liverpool	22	13	4	5	53	28	+25	43
5	Tottenham Hotspur	22	13	4	5	29	26	+3	43
6	Everton	22	11	9	2	35	20	+15	42
7	Manchester United	22	11	4	7	36	27	+9	37
8	Newcastle United	22	11	3	8	32	28	+4	36
9	Southampton	22	8	7	7	29	25	+4	31
10	Aston Villa	22	6	6	10	22	29	–7	24
11	Hull City	22	6	5	11	22	28	–6	23
12	Norwich City	22	6	5	11	18	35	–17	23
13	West Bromwich Albion	22	4	10	8	24	29	–5	22
14	Stoke City	22	5	7	10	22	36	–14	22
15	Swansea City	22	5	6	11	27	33	–6	21
16	Crystal Palace	22	6	2	14	14	31	–17	20
17	Fulham	22	6	1	15	22	48	–26	19
18	West Ham United	22	4	6	12	22	33	–11	18
19	Sunderland	22	4	6	12	21	36	–15	18
20	Cardiff City	22	4	6	12	17	38	–21	18

Top 5 Offensive Teams

1.	Man City	2.86 Goals per match	63 Goals Scored
2.	Liverpool	2.41 Goals per match	53 Goals Scored
3.	Arsenal	1.95 Goals per match	43 Goals Scored
4.	Chelsea	1.95 Goals per match	43 Goals Scored
5.	Man Utd	1.64 Goals per match	36 Goals Scored

Top 5 Defensive Teams

1.	Arsenal	0.86 Goals per match	19 Goals Conceded
2.	Everton	0.91 Goals per match	20 Goals Conceded
3.	Chelsea	0.91 Goals per match	20 Goals Conceded
4.	Man City	1.14 Goals per match	25 Goals Conceded
5.	Southampton	1.14 Goals per match	25 Goals Conceded