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Gary Lineker hosts the world's most famous football show.

The world's most famous football show. Gary Lineker with the big names and the big games from the Premier League.

BBC Northern Ireland region started on 19th April 1955 as part of the BBC Television Service, before becoming BBC One Northern Ireland.

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The BBC West region started on 1st September 1957 as part of the BBC Television Service, before becoming BBC One West.

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Match of the Day: 2009/2010

Gary Lineker

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Match of the Day: 2009/10: 17/10/2009

17/10/2009

2009/10

BBC One - Match of the Day, 2009/10, 17/10/2009

Highlights from matches including Sunderland v Liverpool and Aston Villa v Chelsea.

Gary Lineker hosts highlights from the Premier League fixtures, which include all the 'Big Four' clubs, with Sunderland v Liverpool, Arsenal v Birmingham and Aston Villa v Chelsea.

Gary Lineker hosts highlights from the day's Premier League fixtures, which include all the 'Big Four' clubs. Chelsea's victory at Aston Villa last season was the Blues' first at Villa Park in 10 visits - Carlo Ancelotti would have been looking for three more points this lunchtime to continue what has been a fine start to his reign. Champions Manchester United aim for their seventh consecutive home win over Bolton, while big rivals Liverpool target a seventh win home and away over Sunderland.
	
Arsenal face Birmingham, having been held by the Blues in the clubs' last two meetings, including the most recent at St Andrew's in February 2008, a game marred by an horrific injury to Eduardo, which saw the Croatian striker sidelined for 10 months with a badly broken leg.

Harry Redknapp has revitalised Tottenham since arriving at the then bottom-of-the-table club just under a year ago - today he took Spurs to face his previous team Portsmouth, who have struggled since his departure and already look destined for a relegation battle this season.

In the day's other games, Everton hosted Wolves while West Ham were at Stoke City.

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