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Match of the Day: 2009/2010

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Match of the Day: 2009/10: 13/03/2010

13/03/2010

2009/10

BBC One - Match of the Day, 2009/10, 13/03/2010

Highlights from matches including Chelsea v West Ham, Bolton v Wigan and Burnley v Wolves.

Gary Lineker presents highlights from the Premier League, including a London derby between Chelsea and West Ham and two relegation clashes, Bolton v Wigan and Burnley v Wolves.

Gary Lineker presents highlights from the day's Premier League matches.

The last time West Ham won at Chelsea, back in 2002, Hammers boss Gianfranco Zola played for the Blues. The Italian, who was a favourite with the Stamford Bridge faithful, needs his relegation-threatened side to find form fast but he can expect few favours on his return, with title hopefuls Chelsea always tough opponents on their own patch.

Arsenal head north to Hull hoping for a repeat of December's 3-0 win against the Tigers at Ashburton Grove. There are two matches of potential importance at the bottom of the table: Bolton and Wigan meet at the Reebok Stadium less than a month after locking horns at the DW Stadium, and Burnley host Wolves in what was a Championship fixture in 2008/09.

Birmingham meet Everton at St Andrew's in a match that pits Blues boss Alex McLeish against fellow Scot David Moyes. Elsewhere, Stoke face Aston Villa and Tottenham meet Blackburn.

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