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Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United will host Alex McLeish's Birmingham City at Old Trafford in the Premier League on Saturday January 22 2011. After a run of seven points from twelve Birmingham City team are playing with some confidence and although United are top of the League with a game to spare they can’t afford to become in any way complacent. They need to keep stacking the points because this season has already seen teams like Chelsea and Liverpool shoot down in the rankings. Birmingham City are not far away from the relegation zone and that is not good comfort for their fans. See which way this Premier League game goes with live streaming from oleolefootball.watchlive.net.

Sir Alex Ferguson's side will controversial Wayne Rooney who was in the headlines again this week as it was revealed that he used some creative accounting to pay as little as two percent tax on his income. While it seems at times that the tabloids are out to target Rooney, Ferguson will no doubt have shielded his players from the media as much as possible and the fact that they are playing in Old Trafford this weekend means that he is unlikely to get much abuse from the crowds.

Birmingham City will have to seriously raise their game if they are to take any points from this fixture as they have only managed to take one point from their last two matches against fellow Premier League strugglers Aston Villa and West Ham. You can watch to with live streaming of the premier league from oleolefootball.watchlive.net.

Manchester United will get their 2009-10 season underway on August 16^th as they square off with Birmingham City. United will be trying to prove that they will be fine without Tevez and Ronaldo while Birmingham will try to prove that they are a contender by taking down the English giants. You can tune and see the outcome of this live English Premier Game and watch Manchester United vs. Birmingham live along with a number of other games on OleOleFootball.

Man Utd has a number of questions surrounding the season which is something that they are not used to. They lost Carlos Tevez and Christiano Ronaldo and this game against Birmingham will be one of the first important games without the stars. They will want to come out quickly against Birmingham in order to prove that they have the ability to be a top team this year. Fans will want to keep their eyes on Wayne Rooney and a few young up and coming players that will have to fill big shoes this year.

On the other side of the pitch Birmingham is looking forward to the big match and is eager to prove that they are a team on a rise. Last year was a tough year and the team wants to put it far behind them. Fans will be looking forward to seeing new additions such as Roger Johnson and Scott Dann take the field for City. If they can catch Manchester United off their game they might be able to come up with an inspiring season.

If you want to watch Man United vs. Birmingham live then you have come to the right place. Thousands of Premier League fans will be logging onto OleOleFootball on August 16^th to see exactly what will happen. It should be an entertaining and competitive game and you will not have to miss a moment of it.

Riding on the support of a partisan crowd, hosts Qatar have managed to make it to the last eight of the 2011 Asian Cup. Their quarter-final game is against pre-tournament favourites Japan at the Al Gharafa Stadium. Sign up with Ole Ole Football to catch live streaming of Japan vs Qatar 2011 Asian Cup.

Japan coach Alberto Zaccheroni may be forced to make a few changes for this tie. Goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima was not allowed to play against Saudi on disciplinarian grounds. He will be back for the quarter finals and replace Shusaku Nishikawa. Keisuke Honda and Daisuke Matsui have niggling injuries and will have to pass late fitness tests. Defender Atsuto Uchida is suspended for this clash.

Bruno Metsu’s Qatar will have to do without the services of sturdy right-back Mohammed Kasola, who like Uchida, is suspended after collecting two yellows in the group fixtures. Qatar started off the tournament with a loss to Uzbekistan but bounced back to secure wins over China and Kuwait and qualify from Group A behind the Uzbeks.

Will Qatar be able to upset the Blue Samurai in front of their home fans? Catch Qatar vs Japan live streaming action with Ole Ole Football.