FEATURED MATCH Homepage | Football Feature | Sporting Gallery | One On One ------------------------------------------------------------ Keep up to date with the BBC Asian Network's featured football matches with our reporter Lee James. ------------------------------------------------------------
This Saturday the Asian Network’s football reporter Lee James will be at another top Premiership match bringing you all the action with live updates and the goals as they go in.
Fulham 2 Tottenham 1 (31/01/04) Brian McBride grabbed a debut winner as Fulham came from behind at Loftus Road after Robbie Keane had given Spurs the lead. Listen
Arsenal 4 Middlesbrough 1 (24/01/04) Arsenal stay on course for an unprecedented fourth successive FA Cup final appearance with a comfortable victory over the Teesiders. Listen
Southampton 2 Leeds 1 (17/01/04) First-half goals by Brett Ormerod and Kevin Phillips helped Southampton send Leeds to the foot of the Premiership. Listen
Charlton 2 Wolves 0 (10/01/04) Charlton striker Jason Euell grabbed both goals to hand Wolves their sixth straight defeat away from home. Listen
Everton 3 Leicester 2 (20/12/03) Wayne Rooney came off the bench to inspire Everton to a dramatic victory against Leicester at Goodison Park. Listen
Chelsea 1 Bolton 2 (13/12/03) Bolton pulled of a shock result at Stamford Bridge as a late John Terry own goal sends Chelsea to their first Premiership home defeat this season. Listen
Leicester City 1 Arsenal 1 (06/12/03) Craig Hignett's late strike for Leicester denies Arsenal a win at the Walkers Stadium and the chance to return to the top of the Premiership. Listen
Aston Villa 1 Southampton 0 (29/11/03) Dion Dublin's winner for Aston Villa against Southampton helped relieve some of the growing pressure on club chairman Doug Ellis. Listen
There is a big gap between cricket and other sports in India. There are ace players in almost every sport you can think of, who do not get the treatment they deserve. Cricket stars continue to dominate the sports stardom scene. For example, the Indian women's hockey team won the commonwealth games held in Manchester in 2001...and did the whole nation proud...but when they were training in Delhi, water supplies ran out." - Malavikaa
Fulham 2 Tottenham 1 (31/01/04) 
Arsenal 4 Middlesbrough 1 (24/01/04) 
Southampton 2 Leeds 1 (17/01/04)
Charlton 2 Wolves 0 (10/01/04)
Everton 3 Leicester 2 (20/12/03)
Chelsea 1 Bolton 2 (13/12/03)
Leicester City 1 Arsenal 1 (06/12/03)
Aston Villa 1 Southampton 0 (29/11/03)
