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Hello and welcome to the Pitch to Post preview podcast.

I'm Peter Smith and during this show we'll be looking ahead to the big Premier League games coming up on Sky Sports this weekend,

including that blockbuster in West London on Sunday, Chelsea versus Tottenham.

We'll be talking through that one with Sky Sports News reporter Michael Bridge shortly,

or later in the show, James Cooper will have the latest from Man United,

and his colleague Tim Thornton will be talking to us about Leeds and Sheffield United.

Of course, Premier League clubs will be paying their respects to Diego Maradonna this weekend.

If you head to the Sky Sports website and app,

there's loads of great analysis of his career, some really fascinating stories about his life both on and off the pitch. And we've

got another good story for you later in this podcast as well, Tim Thornton, who just mentioned

there in part three of this podcast, he'll be telling us about how Maradonna almost signed

for Sheffield United. Now, it's the story I'd never heard before, but we'll be asking him all about it in part

three, so listen out for that one.

But throughout the show this week, I'm joined by Sky Sports Football Writer, Charlotte Marsh.

Charlotte, how are you doing?

Yeah, very well, thank you.

How are you?

Yes, very good, thank you.

Very good. Thank you. Very good. Now, Charlotte, you'll be giving us a pitch later in the show as well, won't you, for what you think will happen in the Premier League this weekend. We'll do that in part three after Tim's great Maradonna story, of course. But we've been asking people on Twitter to send us their own pitches for the weekend. So I'm going to throw some at you. Okay. I want your verdict. Okay. West Ham three, Aston Villa three, says Neil Jarman.

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