Papa Bouba Diop

Portsmouth vs Tottenham Key midfielder Lassana Diarra could return to the Portsmouth side at home to Tottenham on Sunday after discovering the knee injury sustained in last Sunday's 6-0 humbling at Manchester City has not damaged ligaments.Diarra has trained since missing the midweek Carling Cup defeat by Chelsea but Sean Davis (groin) and Papa Bouba Diop (hamstring) are still out along with Jerome Thomas (back) and long-term absentee Niko Kranjcar (ankle) as Pompey face a midfield... Read Full Story

September 21, 2008  Today you can watch Man City vs Portsmouth Live and Free via online video streaming. Manchester City midfielder Michael Johnson and Winger Martin Petrov are ruled out due to injuries. Portsmouth could start with Younes Kaboul and Papa Bouba Diop, as rumours say Harry Redknapp may rest wingers Armand Traore and John Utaka. Watch Manchester City v Portsmouth Premier League Football Match Live Online FreeAs for injuries Ben Sahar, Niko Kranjcar and Jerome Thomas are all out... Read Full Story

Portsmouth vs Chelsea Portsmouth have been hit by injuries on top of Sunday's humiliating 6-0 defeat at Manchester City, with midfield trio Lassana Diarra, Sean Davis and Papa Bouba Diop all ruled out of the Carling Cup third-round clash at home to Chelsea.Manager Harry Redknapp was planning to rest several first-teamers in any case after three games in nine days but former Chelsea and Arsenal star Diarra's knee ligament injury looks a serious problem that could keep him out long term... Read Full Story

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Steven Gerrard's second-half penalty was enough to maintain Liverpool's hold on the Barclays Premier League top spot but how Tony Adams' Portsmouth made them fight.The former Arsenal man's fist game in command after Harry Redknapp's departure ended with nervy Liverpool clinging on to their three points.Gerrard's penalty after Papa Bouba Diop's handling offence after 75 minutes also extended Liverpool's unbeaten start to the campaign to 16 matches.The Liverpool breakthrough came when Sami... Read Full Story