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Manchester and Merseyside Derbies to be televised on the same day

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The Manchester and Merseyside derbies are the pick of the December football TV schedule after they were moved back 24 hours to be shown live on Sky Sports.

United and City will now meet at Old Trafford on Sunday December 10, with the game kicking off at 4.30pm, a little more than two hours after Liverpool and Everton face-off in the Merseyside Derby on what promises to be a dramatic day of football.

There will be no games on Christmas Eve, following backlash from fans over Arsenal’s proposed clash with Liverpool, which will now take place on Friday December 22.

Leicester City against Manchester United was also discussed as a potential Christmas Eve game which, if played, would have been the first Christmas Eve game scheduled by the top flight since December 1995.

Tottenham v Southampton and Liverpool v Swansea will be shown on Boxing Day, with Newcastle’s home game with Manchester City being shown live the next day.

In another high profile game Premier League leaders Manchester City welcome Mauricio Pochettino’s third-placed Tottenham just nine days before Christmas for a 5.30pm Saturday clash on December 16, in what is the first of two appearances for the two sides on the new BT slate.

The month begins with Arsenal’s home clash with Manchester United on December 2, while other notable fixtures include West Ham v Chelsea on December 9, West Ham v Arsenal on December 13 and Everton v Chelsea on December 23.

Sky Sports and BT Sport have only announced their fixtures up to December 28, with the month’s remaining games to be announced at a later date.

Manchester United, Arsenal, Manchester City and Everton each feature five times, with reigning champions Chelsea and Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool televised on four occasions.

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Pellegrino’s Pulis praise

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Mauricio Pellegrino has revealed his respect for West Brom manager Tony Pulis.

Baggies boss Pulis is a seasoned veteran of the Premier League and has proven himself time and again at a string of different clubs.

Pellegrino, on the other hand, is experiencing his first months in charge of an English top flight team, and is a great admirer of the way Pulis has sustained a successful career.

“It is a manager with a lot of experience,” said Pellegrino of Pulis ahead of the game between Saints and West Brom at St Mary’s tomorrow.

“I remember him when he was with Stoke when I was at Liverpool many years ago and he built a lot of teams from zero and transformed them to be really competitive. He’s really clever for me.

“The reputation for this manager and to be a lot of years in the Premier League you need capacity, personality and talent.

“I respect him and his job.”

Saints do know what to expect from Pulis’ side.

They will likely be well organised, defensively sound and will get men behind the ball and make themselves difficult to break down.

“I expect the team to be really well organised, waiting together, pressing together when they think they are fresh enough to do it, playing long, win the second ball, set plays trying to be a threat,” reflected Pellegrino.

“I expect this and I know it will be difficult but I feel my players every single week we learn how to play like this and approach this type of games.”

Saints have no new injury concerns for the match, with the only doubt surrounding Jeremy Pied, who is returning from a minor problem.

After twice coming back from a goal down but only managing a draw against Newcastle last weekend, Pellegrino is desperate to get another win on the board against the Baggies.

He admitted he was pleased with the way his players reacted against the Magpies, but insists his side need to turn promising positions into wins from now on.

“I think that it was really a chaotic game, even from the beginning because they score for me without deserving too much but that is part of football,” admitted Pellegrino.

“We were behind them and behind the game all the time and after equalising we concede again and this was a difficult moment.

“The reaction of the team, the personality of the team, to push them was really good and in terms of character the tempo of the team was right.

“At the end the point is not good enough because we need to convert these starts into victories and three points, but if we think about how was the game, the reaction I think was important.”

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Saints kick offs changed for television games

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SAINTS’ television games for December have just been announced.

Matches against AFC Bournemouth, Arsenal and Tottenham have been selected for broadcast.

Mauricio Pellegrino’s side will now face south coast neighbours Cherries on Sunday, December 3 (1.30pm) live on Sky Sports.

Following that, Saints will take on Arsenal at St Mary’s at midday on BT Sport on Sunday, December 10.

And the final change sees Saints travel to Wembley to face Tottenham at 12.30pm on Boxing Day for the game live on Sky Sports.

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Mauricio Pellegrino admits Southampton suffer from ‘anxiety’ at St Mary’s

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Southampton boss Mauricio Pellegrino admits his side’s poor form at home is an issue and has challenged his players to lift the mood around St Mary’s against West Brom.

The Saints have recorded just one win at home since the start of the campaign - a narrow 3-2 win over West Ham in the second round of Premier League fixtures.

Southampton were forced to come from behind twice to draw 2-2 with Newcastle on Sunday, prompting Dusan Tadic to admit the team are “nervous” playing on home turf.

Pellegrino admits his side are suffering from “anxiety” but believes they can use that nervous energy to their advantage when they face West Brom on Saturday night.

“It is a fact that we are not getting really good results [at home], not just in this season but from last season,” said Pellegrino. "Some players who have been here longer than me can feel this anxiety, but it is normal.

"At the top level there are up and downs all the time in every single game. You have to survive and have to challenge this type of moment.

"When you have anxiety, sometimes it has a relationship with excitement. When you are excited it is because you want to do it right. It is part of the game.

"Anxiety can be something positive - when you want to do your best way, your best performance.

“It would be worse if you feel nothing.”

Southampton were booed by their own supporters during the draw with Newcastle and Pellegrino admits his side have struggled to entertain on home turf this season.

“We use football to try and be happy every weekend, and sometimes we cannot,” he said. "We are fighting with others and in society today we need to be stimulated all the time, to be excited, to be happy and sometimes it is not good enough.

“We want to play well, to score goals, it is part of our job to understand the people. We have to give our best to show the people we want to win and I think the crowd will be behind us.”

Southampton host a West Brom side who are currently one place above the Saints in the Premier League table.

The Baggies are also struggled for form, having not won in the league since August 19, but Pellegrino is expecting a tough test against Tony Pulis’ side.

“He is a manager with a lot of experience. I remember him when he was at Stoke when I was at Liverpool,” said Pellegrino.

“He builds teams from zero and transforms this team into being really competitive. He is a really clever manager.”

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Who’s on this weekend? Tim Sherwood, Carlton Cole, Mauricio Pochettino, Rickie Lambert

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Find out who’s on Soccer AM, Goals on Sunday and Sunday Supplement, plus the latest on our live football coverage, with four games on Sky Sports this weekend.

The live action starts on Friday evening at the London Stadium as West Ham host Brighton. Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher will be providing their expert analysis, as the Hammers and the Seagulls look to move up the Premier League table.

Can Chelsea end a tricky week on a positive note? Antonio Conte’s side were beaten at Crystal Palace last weekend and then squandered a two-goal advantage to draw 3-3 with Roma in the Champions League on Wednesday. Jamie Redknapp and Alan Pardew will be at Stamford Bridge to analyse proceedings as the defending Premier League champions face Watford.

Everton will be looking for a much-needed win when they host Arsenal in the first part of our Nissan Super Sunday double header. The Toffees have taken just eight points from eight games this season, while the Gunners travel to Goodison Park on the back of a 2-1 loss to Watford last weekend. Thierry Henry, Jamie Redknapp and Graeme Souness will analyse the game.

The weekend finishes with a fascinating clash as Tottenham take on Liverpool on Nissan Super Sunday. Both sides should be buoyed by their midweek results in the Champions League, with Spurs drawing against Real Madrid and Liverpool thrashing Maribor 7-0. But who will come out on top at Wembley? Henry, Redknapp and Souness will be the pundit team for the match.

Tim Sherwood and Carlton Cole join Fenners, Jimmy Bullard and Lloyd Griffth in the Soccer AM studio on Saturday morning.

Along with all the regular features, Tubes will also be meeting Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino while Bullard, Fenners and Wayne Bridge take on Southampton trio Nathan Redmond, Manolo Gabbiadini, Sofiane Boufal in You Know The Drill. Birmingham fans will be in the studio.

Jeff Stelling and co return with Soccer Saturday as they reflect on the big talking points from the week and look ahead to all the weekend’s action.

Joining Jeff will be regulars Matt Le Tissier, Paul Merson, Charlie Nicholas and Phil Thompson, who will bring you all the action from up and down the leagues.

It’s a Next Generation special this Sunday as three rising stars of the journalism industry join Neil Ashton in the studio.

The guests will be Jonathan Liew, the chief sports writer at the Independent, Sami Mokbel, football reporter at the Daily Mail, and Vaishali Bhardwaj, sports reporter at the Evening Standard.

Former Southampton and England striker Rickie Lambert joins Ben and Kammy to review Saturday’s action, plus look ahead to the two matches on Super Sunday.

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Southampton boss Mauricio Pochettino expects home anxiety

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Southampton manager Mauricio Pellegrino believes it is only ‘normal’ for his players to feel anxiety at not being able to produce winning performances at home.

The Saints faithful were again left frustrated last weekend when Newcastle headed back up to the north east with a 2-2 draw.

Midfielder Dusan Tadic admits the players can ‘become a bit nervous’ when finding themselves on the back foot at St Mary’s Stadium, where they have recorded just one Premier League win so far this season.

Pellegrino, though, accepts that is all part and parcel of the team wanting the best for supporters - with another chance to impress at home against West Brom in Saturday’s late kick-off.

‘It is a fact we are not getting really good results (at home), and not just from this season,’ said Pellegrino, who took charge at Southampton in the summer.

'Some players who have more time here than me can feel this anxiety, but it is something which is normal.

‘At the top level, things can be up and down, but this is in every single game, and you have to survive, to challenge these kinds of moments.’

Pellegrino added at a press conference, broadcast on the club’s official website: 'Dusan is experienced and I think when you explain this situation, it is because you want to challenge it.

'Sometimes anxieties can have a good relationship with excitement and when you have this, it is because you want to do things right.

‘To have anxiety can be something positive, when you want to give your best performance - it would be worse when you don’t feel anything.’

Pellegrino feels it is up to the team to help lift the fans.

‘The fans will always receive the messages from the teams on the pitch,’ the Argentinian coach said.

'We use football to be happy, every single weekend, but we cannot always be (happy), we are fighting with other teams.

‘In society today, we have to be stimulated all of the time, to be exciting, be happy - sometimes, though, the movie (you are watching) is just not good enough.’

Pellegrino added: 'We want to play well, we want to score goals, that is our job.

‘We have to understand the people and give our best on the pitch to show the people that we want to win, then I think the crowd will be behind us.’

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Premier League predictions: Lawro v England cricket captain Joe Root

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has not lost any of his five matches against Tottenham since he took charge of the Reds in 2015, but can he continue that impressive record when he takes his team to Wembley?

BBC Sport football expert Mark Lawrenson says: "Liverpool beat Spurs pretty comfortably at Anfield last season and Klopp has got two draws against them at White Hart Lane - including his first game in charge.

"As well as being unbeaten against Tottenham, I think his team have always generally been the better side in those matches.

“Winning at Wembley is a big ask, because Spurs are playing well, but I would back Klopp to come away with something on Sunday.”

Lawro is going for a 1-1 draw - do you agree? You can make your own predictions now, take on Lawro and other fans, create your own league and try to make it to the top of the table by playing the new-look BBC Sport Predictor game.

Lawro scored 150 points in week eight, which saw him climb to 3,105th place out of more than 235,000 users.

He will be making a prediction for all 380 top-flight games this season, against a variety of guests.

Lawro’s opponent for this weekend’s fixtures is England cricket captain Joe Root.

Root is a Sheffield United fan who is enjoying his side’s fine start to the season in the Championship, and he also likes to play a bit of football.

The England team often start training sessions with a game of five-a-side, and Root says he likes to get among the goals.

“I would say I am in the Gary Lineker mould,” he told BBC Sport. "I stay right at the top and am just basically quite deadly in front of goal.

"There are some really good footballers on the England team - Jos Buttler always does well and Jimmy Anderson has his moments - he can be quite feisty and there is a bit of Dennis Wise in him on occasions, and a bit of Vinnie Jones there as well.

"There are a lot of guys who think they are better than they are, though. Sam Billings is a bit of a show pony - he gives out all the chat and he is a Fifa master but, when it comes to actually playing, he takes too many touches and ruins the flow of the game.

“But it is all good fun and we really enjoy it - it gets us going and it is a great way to start a training session because everyone is right up for it when we come to the cricket.”

You can hear more from Root on Football Focus at 12:00 BST on Saturday on BBC One and the BBC Sport website.

A correct result (picking a win, draw or defeat) is worth 10 points. The exact score earns 40 points.

Remember you can try to beat Lawro by playing the BBC Sport Predictor game.

All kick-offs 15:00 BST unless otherwise stated.

I do feel like West Ham have turned the corner since the start of the season, even if Andy Carroll’s red card probably cost them victory at Burnley last week.

Manuel Lanzini is fully fit, which makes a big difference, and I don’t worry about their form at London Stadium any more either.

Brighton also shot themselves in the foot last time out, because they had put in a decent performance before Bruno gave away a last-minute penalty that allowed Everton to equalise.

The Seagulls are still doing OK, though. I look at them and think they are going to be involved in the relegation battle, but they have enough about them to sneak out of it.

They are aiming for 17th place and they are not going to try to get it by playing open football.

I am expecting them to make things difficult for the Hammers on Friday night, but I still think Slaven Bilic’s side will find a way through.

If Chelsea boss Antonio Conte thinks he is short of numbers, why did he let so many players - 26 in total - go out on loan?

There must have been one or two there about whom he might have thought, ‘you know what, these lads might just train on’.

They sold some squad players too, like Nathaniel Chalobah and Nathan Ake, and I don’t get it - especially because you are not worried about money when you are at that football club. Why not wait until January?

Chelsea worried me a little bit in their defeat by Crystal Palace last week because they did not really turn up, but I don’t think they have suddenly become a bad side.

It is more that, with the squad they have got, they must already know that their chances of defending their Premier League title are slim.

Watford are having a good time of things at the moment, especially away from home, where they have won three and drawn one of their four games.

Those victories came at Bournemouth, Southampton and Swansea; it is asking a lot for them to go to Stamford Bridge and do the same.

Also, unlike in their game against Arsenal last week, Watford will face a team this week who will put their foot in, rather than rolling over and asking for their tummy to be tickled.

I have said it before, but Huddersfield do not just need a win - they need some goals.

The Terriers have only scored once in their past six league games, but have started conceding them - four against Tottenham, then two versus a Swansea side who had been struggling.

But they are up against Manchester United at home on Saturday, so if you are Huddersfield manager David Wagner, what do you do?

His philosophy when I saw his side play in the Championship was to play with wide players, and people poured forward, which was great and ultimately got them promotion.

Do they do the same against United? You are asking for trouble if you do, so those goals might have to wait.

Wagner might be best off following the example of Sam Allardyce, when he was Bolton boss after they had just been promoted. He put each game into a category - ones they had to win and ones where they try to get a point.

This is definitely the latter for Huddersfield. They start the game with a point, can they finish with one?

I am backing United to go there and win, but the question is how hard will Huddersfield make them work for it?

Burnley have done brilliantly this season and I don’t think even their most optimistic fan would have thought they would be sitting seventh in the table having lost only one of their first eight games.

The Clarets have done well when they have gone to the top clubs this season and they are used to this kind of game, where the opposition will have most of the ball.

You can almost close your eyes when you are watching Sean Dyche’s side and know that, when you open them, all of his players will be in position - which shows how well he organises them.

But the way Manchester City are playing, they are creating chances from all over the pitch.

City have so many match-winners, it is going to be very hard for Burnley to stop them.

Root’s prediction: Apologies to [Burnley fan] Jimmy Anderson, but I am going for a big City win. 4-1

Palace finally got off the mark by beating Chelsea last week and you could see in that game the effect Roy Hodgson has had on the players on the training ground.

The Eagles were also buoyed by Wilfried Zaha returning from injury and being extremely lively, as well as scoring the winner.

Now there will be an expectation that they go to St James’ Park and get another positive result, but I think this is an extremely difficult game for them.

Newcastle should really have seen out their game against Southampton last week. They had to settle for one point instead of three, but I was still very impressed by them.

Of the three promoted teams, they are starting to look the most comfortable and - surprise, surprise - they have got a manager who is extremely experienced in the Premier League.

Magpies boss Rafael Benitez moulds teams and makes the best out of the players he has got, which is why he is getting some good results.

Hodgson follows a similar template, in that he organises his side and makes them hard to beat, but he has only just taken over so he is obviously a little bit behind Benitez in terms of where his side are at the moment.

From looking at their squads, I did not expect either of these teams to struggle this season, but they are both in the bottom four.

Stoke had the temerity to score twice against Manchester City when they were 3-0 down last weekend but they were not back in the game for long, and ended up conceding seven.

Bournemouth lost again, 1-0 at Tottenham, but at least they put in a better defensive performance.

Of the two teams, I am more worried about the Cherries.

They have some very good players, and with signings like Jermain Defoe, I was expecting more progress from them in their third season in the top flight, but it has not happened for them yet.

It is brilliant that Eddie Howe is allowed to just get on with his job without being told he is going to lose it, but he needs his side to start playing the way they are capable of, and quickly.

Leicester’s owners seem to think that just because they won the league a couple of years ago, they have the divine right to be up there at the top of the table.

They spent a few quid in the summer and have made a poor start but I don’t think sacking Craig Shakespeare is a sign of a sensibly run club.

It seemed a bit hasty to me. He had the job permanently for four months - is that really all you get?

So this is probably a really good time for Swansea to be playing them, especially after the Welsh side got a bit of a confidence boost by beating Huddersfield last week.

I am not convinced by the Swans this season, though. They are a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde team, and have been very inconsistent so far.

Tony Pulis will be miffed West Brom did not hold on after taking the lead at Leicester on Monday, and it is now six games since his side won in the league.

Southampton were behind twice against Newcastle on Sunday but still got a point from that game and it is good news for them that Manolo Gabbiadini is back in the goals because he looks like a striker who scores in streaks.

I suspect we might see more from him on Saturday, and I am backing Saints to continue the Baggies’ poor run.

Both of these teams have issues, but Everton probably have more to worry about.

Arsenal can be undone when teams attack them and play physically, like Watford did last week, but you would not look at the Gunners and say they are unbalanced or short of goals like Everton are.

I think what will help the Toffees on Saturday is that Goodison Park will be roaring - it always is against the big teams.

There will be a different atmosphere to when Everton have played, say, Bournemouth or Burnley this season, and I think it will give them some much-needed impetus.

It has been a good week for Tottenham, who broke their Wembley hoodoo in the Premier League by beating Bournemouth, and were very good against Real in their draw in Madrid in the Champions League.

Liverpool enjoyed themselves against Maribor on Tuesday but this is obviously going to be a much tougher game for them.

It is going to be close. I can see the Reds scoring, but I don’t see them keeping Spurs out.

Root’s prediction: I think this is going to be a high-scoring game. I fancy Harry Kane for a few but I also think that, going forward, Liverpool are quite dangerous. 3-2

Last week, Lawro got six correct results, including four perfect scores, from 10 matches, for a total of 150 points.

He beat rapper Wretch 32, who got four results correct with two perfect scores, for a total of 100 points.

*Foster and Cram both provided predictions on week one, but only Foster’s score contributes to the guest total.

Lawro’s worst score: 40 points (week four v Umenyiora and Bell, and week five v Non Stanford)

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