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Center Circle reference for all you readers out there. Here's what we're checking out on TV this weekend:
SATURDAY
7:40 a.m. ET - Aston Villa v Chelsea, Setanta - After
a midweek game that saw him play 90 minutes against CSKA Moscow, Brad Guzan will likely return to a reserve role for
Villa's Premier League game against Chelsea on Saturday. The match
pits England's third and fourth -place teams, with Villa holding a slim two-point lead over Chelsea. For added intrigue, this is
Chelsea interim manager Guus Hiddink's first Premier League game in charge.10 a.m. ET - Bolton v West Ham, FSC -
Jonathan Spector will look for some time off the bench as the Hammers
travel north to face Bolton.
11:30 a.m. ET - Bayern Munich vs. Cologne, Gol TV (replay) -
Landon Donovan could make his first competitive start for Bayern Munich
as Luca Toni has failed to shrug off an injury from last week. After slipping against Hertha Berlin last Saturday, Bayern will try to keep up their challenge for the Bundesliga title. Of course,
Lukas Podolski could also feature, so
tune in late Saturday morning to see if Donovan's in the starting eleven.2:55 p.m. ET - Nice v Rennes, Setanta - Faltering Rennes look to right the ship as
Carlos Bocanegra's team travels to face Nice on Saturday. Rennes have
fallen off the pace in Ligue 1, but a victory here could reignite their claims to a UEFA Champions League spot for next season.
8 p.m. ET - Pachuca v Indios, Telefutura -
José Francisco Torres and Pachuca
will try to keep their unbeaten start going when they host Group 1 rivals Indios on Saturday night.
SUNDAY
8:25 a.m. ET - Fulham v West Brom, Setanta - After a midweek loss away from home,
Fulham host West Brom at Craven Cottage, a ground where they have enjoyed great success so far this year.
Clint Dempsey and Fulham are o
ut in front of the pack in the bottom half of the Premier League table, but they'll need some points to put further distance between themselves and the strugglers in the relegation fight.
3 p.m. ET - Newcastle vs. Everton (replay), FSC - Try to stay away from the internet on Sunday before tuning in at the end of the weekend to catch
Tim Howard traveling to Tyneside to visit Newcastle United.