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England expects: A decade on from the last all-English top-flight XI, Sportsmail presents a club-by-
It's 10 years to the day since the last all-English Premier League XI started a match when Coventry thrashed Aston Villa[LNB]4-1 at Villa Park - and with the influx foreign players looking likely to continue it could be some time until that feat is matched again.[LNB]Sportsmail Online has taken a look at what the potential line-ups would be if all 20 Premier League clubs we forced to field an English only team this weekend.[LNB]Indicative of the dearth of English players in the Premier League at present, some sides include many reserves and even youth players as we struggled to fill the team sheet and if you notice two right-sided full backs or the odd attacking midfielder up front, that'll be because we've had to shuffle the pack a little to get a team together.[LNB]The clubs with the strongest sides include Manchester United[LNB], West Ham[LNB], Everton[LNB], Tottenham [LNB]and Aston Villa who boast many internationals and former internationals among their ranks and the notable strugglers would include Arsenal[LNB], Liverpool[LNB], Wigan[LNB]and Sunderland [LNB]with Blackburn [LNB]fielding six reserves![LNB]Judging by some of the potential line-ups we're sure fans of the Premier League will be grateful for the foreign invasion![LNB]Here's the teamsMANCHESTER UNITEDBen Foster[LNB]Gary Neville Wes Brown Rio Ferdinand Richard Eckersley[LNB] Owen Hargreaves Michael Carrick Paul Scholes Lee Martin[LNB]Wayne Rooney Fraizer Campbell [LNB] Big man at the back: United and England defender Rio Ferdinand[LNB]CHELSEA Sam Walker[LNB] Jack Cork John Terry Michael Mancienne Ashley Cole [LNB]Joe Cole Frank Lampard Jimmy Smith Lee Sawyer[LNB] Scott Sinclair Shaun Cummings[LNB][LNB] LIVERPOOLDavid Martin[LNB]Jamie Carragher Jack Hobbs Stephen Darby Robbie Threlfall[LNB]Steven Gerrard Adam Hamill Jay Spearing Paul Anderson[LNB]Craig Linfield Nathan Eccleston[LNB][LNB]ASTON VILLAStuart Taylor[LNB]Luke Young Curtis Davies Zat Knight Nicky Shorey[LNB]Steve Sidwell Nigel Reo-Coker Gareth Barry James Milner[LNB]Ashley Young Gabriel Agbonlahor[LNB] Great expectations: Striker Gabriel Agbonlahor (left) and winger Ashley Young are tipped for a bright future with Aston Villa and England[LNB]ARSENALManuel Almunia [LNB]Gavin Hoyte Kerrea Gilbert Paul Rogers Kieran Gibbs[LNB]Jack Wilshere Henri Lansbury Mark Randall James Dunne[LNB]Jay Simpson Theo Walcott[LNB][LNB]WIGANChris Kirkland[LNB]Peter Moore Emmerson Boyce Titus Bramble Luke Ashworth[LNB]Lewis Montrose Ben Watson Lee Cattermole Michael Brown[LNB]Daniel Barrie Matty Hampson[LNB] [LNB]STOKESteve Simonsen[LNB]Andy Griffin Danny Higginbotham Leon Cort Ryan Shawcross[LNB]Danny Pugh Micahel Tonge Rory Delap Matthew Etherington[LNB]James Beattie Dave Kitson[LNB][LNB] EVERTONCarlo Nash[LNB]Tony Hibbert Jack Rodwell Joleon Lescott Leighton Baines[LNB]Phil Neville Leon Osman Phil Jagielka Dan Gosling[LNB]James Vaughan Lucas Jutkiewicz[LNB] Playing for the jersey: Joleon Lescott has had a good season for Everton [LNB]BLACKBURNPaul Robinson[LNB]Stephen Warnock Jonathan Bateson Dean Winnard Alex Marrow[LNB]David Dunn Rostyn Griffiths Andrew Haworth Marcus Marshall[LNB]Matt Derbyshire Jason Roberts[LNB][LNB]MIDDLESBROUGHRoss Turnbull[LNB]Justin Hoyte David Wheater Chris Riggott Andrew Taylor[LNB]Stewart Downing Gary O'Neil Nathan Porritt Adam Johnson[LNB]Jeremie Aliadiere Jonathan Franks[LNB]WEST HAMRob Green[LNB]James Tomkins Jordan Spence Mathew Upson Calum Davenport[LNB]Kieron Dyer Mark Noble Scott Parker Lee Bowyer[LNB]Dean Ashton Carlton Cole[LNB] In with the big boys: Rob Green (2nd right) and Carlton Cole (far right) with England[LNB]MANCHESTER CITYJoe Hart[LNB]Michael Ball Nedum Onuoha Micah Richards Wayne Bridge[LNB]Shaun Wright-Phillips Michael Johnson Kelvin Etuhu Ched Evans[LNB]Daniel Sturridge Darius Vassell[LNB][LNB]FULHAM David Stockdale[LNB]Paul Konchesky Chris Smalling Elliot Omazusi Adam Watts[LNB]Julian Gray Danny Murphy Giles Barnes Wayne Brown[LNB]Bobby Zamora Andy Johnson[LNB][LNB]SUNDERLANDMartin Hunter[LNB]Phil Bardsley Anton Ferdinand Nyron Nosworthy Peter Hartley[LNB]Kieran Richardson Dean Whitehead Grant Leadbitter Nathan Luscombe[LNB]David Dowson Michael Chopra[LNB][LNB]TOTTENHAMCarlo Cudicini[LNB]Michael Dawson Ledley King Jonathan Woodgate Jamie O'Hara[LNB]Aaron Lennon Jermaine Jenas Tom Huddlestone David Bentley[LNB]Jermain Defoe Darren Bent[LNB] A wing and a player: Wide boy Aaron Lennon (left) and midfielder Jermaine Jenas[LNB]NEWCASTLESteve Harper[LNB]Ryan Taylor Steven Taylor David Edgar Ben Tozer[LNB]Joey Barton Nicky Butt Kevin Nolan Danny Guthrie[LNB]Alan Smith Michael Owen[LNB][LNB]PORTSMOUTHDavid James[LNB]Mark Wilson Glen Johnson Sol Campbell Martin Crainie[LNB]Jerome Thomas Sean Davis Hayden Mullins Glen Little[LNB]Peter Crouch David Nugent[LNB][LNB]BOLTONTom Brocklehurst[LNB]Nicky Hunt Robert Sissons Gary Cahill Jlloyd Samuel[LNB]Matt Taylor Fabrice Muamba Mark Davies Chris Basham[LNB]Kevin Davies James Sinclair[LNB][LNB]HULLMatt Duke[LNB]Ian Ashbee Tony Gardner Michael Turner Andy Dawson[LNB]Nick Barmby Bryan Hughes Dean Marney Jimmy Bullard[LNB]Caleb Folan Craig Fagan[LNB][LNB]WEST BROMScott Carson[LNB]Paul Robinson Neil Clement Leon Barnett Jared Hodgkiss[LNB]Jonathan Greening Joss Labadie David Worrall Dwayne Samuels[LNB]Ishmael Miller Luke Moore[LNB][LNB] Blatter delight as bureaucrats say '6+5' doesn't break EU rules[LNB]Terrible team names and beauties in short skirts: Women's 'soccer' gets the American treatment[LNB]THE LIST: Sportsmail's top ten of football's biggest traitors[LNB]GRAHAM CHADWICK'S PICTURES OF THE WEEK[LNB] [LNB]
