MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Saturday, December 2nd, 2006

17:00 - 19:00 ET– English Premier League: Blackburn v Fulham ***DELAY***

Fulham head to Ewood Park riding high after defeating Arsenal for the first time in 40 years. Despite being in 10th-place, the Cottagers are only 4 points back of 3rd-place Portsmouth . Blackburn are sitting just above the relegation zone on goal difference. The Rovers last league win was 2 months ago at home to Wigan . The Rovers host Fulham at Ewood Park .

Sunday, December 3rd, 2006

9:00 - 11:00 ET– Italian Serie A: Cagliari v AC Milan ***LIVE***

Milan travel to the Stadio Sant’Elia without Brazilian keeper Dida, who was injured in Milan ’s Champions League loss to AEK Athens . Despite a brilliant start to the season, the Rossoneri have struggled of late, losing 4 of their last seven matches. Cagliari hope to add a fifth loss to Milan ’s troubled season as they look to climb higher up the Serie A standings.

11:00 - 13:00 ET– English Premier League: Everton v West Ham ***LIVE***

Everton return home after suffering a 3-0 thrashing at the hands of league-leading Manchester United. The Toffees face West Ham United at Goodison Park having lost only one home match so far this season. The Hammers, on the other hand, hover just a single point over the relegation zone.

13:00 - 15:00 ET– FA Cup 2nd Round: Salisbury v Nottingham Forest ***DELAY***

Two-time European Cup winners Nottingham Forest take on Nationwide Conference South-side Salisbury . After their fall from the Premiership, Forest now find themselves in atop the table League One and looking for a return to the Championship. The winner of this match could find themselves facing one of the giants of the Premiership in the next round. Salisbury hosts Nottingham Forest at the Raymond McEnhill Stadium.

15:00 - 17:00 ET– Italian Serie A: Torino v Empoli ***DELAY***

Torino have finally started to settle into their Serie A season after a very shaky start. Toro have only hit the back of the net 9 times in this campaign, but their recent back-to-back wins may give them the boost they need to overcome Empoli. However, Empoli’s seven game unbeaten streak means that the Azzurri will arrive at the Stadio Olimpico bursting with confidence of their own.

17:00 - 19:00 ET– Argentine Primera Division: Belgrano v Boca Juniors ***DELAY***

With just 2 matches remaining in the 2006 Apertura, Boca Juniors leading their nearest competitor, Estudiantes La Plata, by 4 points. The Juniors face 12th-place Belgrano de Cordoba before facing Lanus in their final match of the season.

Monday, December 4th, 2006

15:00 - 17:00 ET– English Premier League: Manchester City v Watford ***LIVE***

Manchester City play host to struggling Watford at the City of Manchester Stadium . City have an undefeated home record while Watford struggle to end a three-game losing skid. In fact, Watford lie second from the bottom and in serious relegation danger unless Aidy Boothroyd’s squad can turn things around. A loss to another potentially-relegated side, Sheffield United, certainly did not help matters.

Tuesday, December 5th, 2006

15:00 - 17:00 ET– English Premier League: Charlton v Blackburn ***LIVE***

Charlton lead the league in losses this season, suffering nine Premiership defeats. Charlton are to reverse their fortunes, taking on Sheffield United on Saturday before playing host to Blackburn on Tuesday. Blackburn, too, has struggled this season, and relegation remains a possibility unless they can put some distance between themselves and the table’s basement. Charlton Athletic host the Blackburn Rovers.

Wednesday, December 6th, 2006

15:00 - 17:00 ET– English Premier League: Newcastle v Reading ***LIVE***

Since their first ever promotion into the Premiership this season, Reading have settled into Top-flight football, sitting in 8th-place, just 2 points back of 3rd-place Portsmouth . The Royals have already claimed three consecutive wins and are looking to make it 5 in a row, taking on Bolton on Saturday, before traveling to St James’ Park to challenge Newcastle..

DAILY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Don’t miss Fox Sports World Report, your source for all the news from the beautiful game, every night at 22:00 ET.

Satuday and Sunday, catch all the highlights from the world’s top leagues including the EPL, SPL, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, La Liga, Serie A, and the Portuguese Superliga, as well as extended highlights from the day’s marquee games in the form of the “Match of the Day”.

Monday features the weekend review with analyst Bobby McMahon. Plus, tune in to catch the Report’s “Topic of the Week”.

Tuesday is packed with highlights from the Champions League and the FA Cup, in addition to weekend recaps for the Eredivisie and Superliga. Tuesdays also feature “Goals of the Week”, a look at the 10 best goals of the previous week.

Wednesday showcases the week’s most impressive feats of goalkeeper heroics on “Saves of the Week”. You’ll also find continued coverage of the Champions League and FA Cup, in addition to weekend recaps of the South and Central American leagues.

Thursday features “MAXimum Soccer” with commentator Max Bretos, someone who’s never shy of sharing his views of the current global soccer scene. Thursdays are also the home of UEFA Cup highlights.

Friday on FSWR gives you the inside track on the weekend’s big matches, with the help of analyst Bobby McMahon and the weekend preview. Plus, hear the viewer responses to the “Topic of the Week”.

PLEASE NOTE: All Schedules subject to change.