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English Premier League Fixtures 2013-2014
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http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/full-2013-14-fixtures-revealed
Liverpool will open their 2013-14 campaign with a home match against Mark Hughes's Stoke City on Saturday, August 17.
The Reds will then travel to Aston Villa on Saturday, August 24 before David Moyes and Manchester United visit Anfield on Saturday, August 31.
The Christmas period is one that stands out for Brendan Rodgers and his squad - with a mouth-watering Boxing Day trip to Manchester City followed two days later by a visit to Stamford Bridge.
The Merseyside derbies take place at Goodison on Saturday, November 23 and Anfield on Tuesday, January 28.
The season will end with a home encounter versus Newcastle United on Sunday, May 11.
Liverpool's Capital One Cup campaign will begin on Wednesday, August 28 between our fixtures with Aston Villa and Manchester United.
All the dates in this story are approximate and subject to change. A definitive fixture list will be compiled next week, which will take into account any changes other clubs make in relation to their European games. The first round of TV games will be selected on Friday.
Liverpool's 2013-14 calendar:
AUGUST
17 Stoke City (H)
24 Aston Villa (A)
28 Capital One Cup second round
31 Manchester United (H)
SEPTEMBER
14 Swansea City (A)
21 Southampton (H)
25 Capital One Cup third round
28 Sunderland (A)
OCTOBER
5 Crystal Palace (H)
19 Newcastle United (A)
26 West Bromwich Albion (H)
NOVEMBER
2 Arsenal (A)
9 Fulham (H)
23 Everton (A)
30 Hull City (A)
DECEMBER
3 Norwich City (H)
7 West Ham (H)
14 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
21 Cardiff City (H)
26 Manchester City (A)
28 Chelsea (A)
JANUARY 2013
1 Hull City (H)
4 FA Cup third round
11 Stoke City (A)
18 Aston Villa (H)
28 Everton (H)
FEBRUARY
1 West Bromwich Albion (A)
8 Arsenal (H)
12 Fulham (A)
22 Swansea City (H)
MARCH
1 Southampton (A)
8 Sunderland (H)
15 Manchester United (A)
22 Cardiff City (A)
29 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
APRIL
5 West Ham (A)
12 Manchester City (H)
19 Norwich City (A)
26 Chelsea (H)
MAY
3 Crystal Palace (A)
11 Newcastle United (H)
17 FA Cup final
Liverpool will open their 2013-14 campaign with a home match against Mark Hughes's Stoke City on Saturday, August 17.
The Christmas period is one that stands out for Brendan Rodgers and his squad - with a mouth-watering Boxing Day trip to Manchester City followed two days later by a visit to Stamford Bridge.
The Merseyside derbies take place at Goodison on Saturday, November 23 and Anfield on Tuesday, January 28.
The season will end with a home encounter versus Newcastle United on Sunday, May 11.
Liverpool's Capital One Cup campaign will begin on Wednesday, August 28 between our fixtures with Aston Villa and Manchester United.
All the dates in this story are approximate and subject to change. A definitive fixture list will be compiled next week, which will take into account any changes other clubs make in relation to their European games. The first round of TV games will be selected on Friday.
Liverpool's 2013-14 calendar:
AUGUST
17 Stoke City (H)
24 Aston Villa (A)
28 Capital One Cup second round
31 Manchester United (H)
SEPTEMBER
14 Swansea City (A)
21 Southampton (H)
25 Capital One Cup third round
28 Sunderland (A)
OCTOBER
5 Crystal Palace (H)
19 Newcastle United (A)
26 West Bromwich Albion (H)
NOVEMBER
2 Arsenal (A)
9 Fulham (H)
23 Everton (A)
30 Hull City (A)
DECEMBER
3 Norwich City (H)
7 West Ham (H)
14 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
21 Cardiff City (H)
26 Manchester City (A)
28 Chelsea (A)
JANUARY 2013
1 Hull City (H)
4 FA Cup third round
11 Stoke City (A)
18 Aston Villa (H)
28 Everton (H)
FEBRUARY
1 West Bromwich Albion (A)
8 Arsenal (H)
12 Fulham (A)
22 Swansea City (H)
MARCH
1 Southampton (A)
8 Sunderland (H)
15 Manchester United (A)
22 Cardiff City (A)
29 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
APRIL
5 West Ham (A)
12 Manchester City (H)
19 Norwich City (A)
26 Chelsea (H)
MAY
3 Crystal Palace (A)
11 Newcastle United (H)
17 FA Cup final
They knew we were watchign them
Really?? Where'd you hear that??
It's usually not until early July before they announce them is it not?
Lazy me. Should read it all next time...:
"All the dates in this story are approximate and subject to change. A definitive fixture list will be compiled next week, which will take into account any changes other clubs make in relation to their European games. The first round of TV games will be selected on Friday."
"All the dates in this story are approximate and subject to change. A definitive fixture list will be compiled next week, which will take into account any changes other clubs make in relation to their European games. The first round of TV games will be selected on Friday."
Cheers Jimmy.
Info here as to how to snyc our fixtures to a personal calendar(s) (phone/computer etc...).
http://www1.skysports.com/calendars
Fixture calendar
Sky Sports provides a simple guide for subscribing to our in-depth fixture calendar.
Sky Sports fixture calendars are supplied in iCalendar / ICS format, which is supported by most major devices and calendar applications.
Subscribing to a calendar means the events will always be up to date with the latest dates, times and coverage information on your PC, Mac, Tablet or Smartphone.
The instructions below cover adding a calendar subscription to some popular devices / apps.
Using Outlook 2010 for Windows
From the selection of 'Mail', 'Calendar', 'Contacts' and 'Tasks' - Select 'Calendar'
In the ribbon, pull down the 'Open Calendar' menu
Select 'From Internet'
Enter the URL (beginning http://) In the box entitled 'New Internet Calendar Subscription'
Press OK
Optionally - Click 'Advanced' to name your calendar and configure some options.
Click 'Yes' to add the calendar to outlook and subscribe to updates.
The contents of the calendar will now be downloaded into Outlook, and will automatically update periodically as fixture information changes.
More info: http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/o...scribe-to-internet-calendars-HA102534443.aspx
Using Google Calendar
Go to https://www.google.com/calendar
If you are not already, log in with your Google account.
On the left of the page, pull down the option 'Other Calendars'
Select 'Add by URL'
Enter the URL (beginning http://) In the box entitled 'Add by URL'
Do not tick "Make this calendar publically accessible" - Sky Sports calendars are already publicly accessible via http://www1.skysports.com/calendars
Your subscribed calendar information will download into your calendar and continue to automatically update periodically.
Each subscribed calendar will appear under 'Other Calendars' and you can pull down the options menu to change the colour of events, create notifications, or hide the calendar.
More info: https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37100?hl=en
Using an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch (iOS 6)
Go to the 'settings' app on your device.
From the list, select the 'Mail, Contacts, Calendars' option.
Select 'Add Account'
From the list, choose 'Other'
Under 'Calendars', Select 'Add Subscribed Calendar'
Enter the URL (beginning http://) In the box marked 'Server'
More options should appear, you can optionally enter a description for the calendar. You do not require a username or password, and should ensure 'Use SSL' is set to 'off'.
At the moment, no alarm information is sent with the fixture lists, so the 'Remove Alarms' option will not have an effect.
Select 'Next' - the calendar should sync, and then 'Save' to confirm the subscription.
Leave the 'settings' app, and go to the 'calendar' app. You should now see the subscribed calendar(s) in the list under 'subscribed' - ensure they are selected, and you should see all of the events in your calendar.
More info (not official) http://www.macworld.com/article/1143365/tip_calendars.html
Using an Android phone or tablet (using the default calendar app)
Calendar subscriptions on Android devices using the default calendar application are handled via Google Calendar. Please refer to the instructions above for 'Using Google Calendar' to add your chosen calendar subscription to that service.
If your device is correctly set up to sync with your Google account, the subscribed events should automatically appear on your device.
The url you need is:
http://www1.skysports.com/calendars/football/fixtures/teams/liverpool
http://www1.skysports.com/calendars
Fixture calendar
Sky Sports provides a simple guide for subscribing to our in-depth fixture calendar.
Sky Sports fixture calendars are supplied in iCalendar / ICS format, which is supported by most major devices and calendar applications.
Subscribing to a calendar means the events will always be up to date with the latest dates, times and coverage information on your PC, Mac, Tablet or Smartphone.
The instructions below cover adding a calendar subscription to some popular devices / apps.
Using Outlook 2010 for Windows
From the selection of 'Mail', 'Calendar', 'Contacts' and 'Tasks' - Select 'Calendar'
In the ribbon, pull down the 'Open Calendar' menu
Select 'From Internet'
Enter the URL (beginning http://) In the box entitled 'New Internet Calendar Subscription'
Press OK
Optionally - Click 'Advanced' to name your calendar and configure some options.
Click 'Yes' to add the calendar to outlook and subscribe to updates.
The contents of the calendar will now be downloaded into Outlook, and will automatically update periodically as fixture information changes.
More info: http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/o...scribe-to-internet-calendars-HA102534443.aspx
Using Google Calendar
Go to https://www.google.com/calendar
If you are not already, log in with your Google account.
On the left of the page, pull down the option 'Other Calendars'
Select 'Add by URL'
Enter the URL (beginning http://) In the box entitled 'Add by URL'
Do not tick "Make this calendar publically accessible" - Sky Sports calendars are already publicly accessible via http://www1.skysports.com/calendars
Your subscribed calendar information will download into your calendar and continue to automatically update periodically.
Each subscribed calendar will appear under 'Other Calendars' and you can pull down the options menu to change the colour of events, create notifications, or hide the calendar.
More info: https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37100?hl=en
Using an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch (iOS 6)
Go to the 'settings' app on your device.
From the list, select the 'Mail, Contacts, Calendars' option.
Select 'Add Account'
From the list, choose 'Other'
Under 'Calendars', Select 'Add Subscribed Calendar'
Enter the URL (beginning http://) In the box marked 'Server'
More options should appear, you can optionally enter a description for the calendar. You do not require a username or password, and should ensure 'Use SSL' is set to 'off'.
At the moment, no alarm information is sent with the fixture lists, so the 'Remove Alarms' option will not have an effect.
Select 'Next' - the calendar should sync, and then 'Save' to confirm the subscription.
Leave the 'settings' app, and go to the 'calendar' app. You should now see the subscribed calendar(s) in the list under 'subscribed' - ensure they are selected, and you should see all of the events in your calendar.
More info (not official) http://www.macworld.com/article/1143365/tip_calendars.html
Using an Android phone or tablet (using the default calendar app)
Calendar subscriptions on Android devices using the default calendar application are handled via Google Calendar. Please refer to the instructions above for 'Using Google Calendar' to add your chosen calendar subscription to that service.
If your device is correctly set up to sync with your Google account, the subscribed events should automatically appear on your device.
The url you need is:
http://www1.skysports.com/calendars/football/fixtures/teams/liverpool
Suarez will miss the Man Utd game then (i.e. if he's still here).
The train only takes 2 hours from Euston to Liverpool.
Felt longer.
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