From: tjc@ecs.soton.ac.uk (Tim Chown)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: English News: Leeds result
Date: 10 Oct 92 16:13:47 GMT

LEEDS UTD 2-1 STUTTGART
Substitute Carl Shutt scored the winner just a minute after coming on to the
pitch as Leeds booked their place against Rangers in the second round.
Shutt picked up the ball just inside the Germans' half and slotted home with
only 13 minutes left at the Nou Camp.  Leeds started the match brightly and
took the lead after 33 minutes when Gordon Strachan let fly from 25 yards.
But the Germans were level within five minutes, Andre Golke finding acres of
space inside the area to head home past the stranded John Lukic.

Ian Wright will get a chance to achieve his lifetime ambition at Wembley next
Wednesday night.  The #2.5 million Arsenal striker is to
team up with Blackburn's hot-shot Alan Shearer in a new England strikeforce
for the World Cup clash with Norway.  After Manager Graham Taylor had
confirmed his new attack, Wright said: "I am dying to score for England. It
has always been an ambition." Shearer, welcoming the chance to
partner Wright said: "Ian is quick and drags defenders into places they don't
like going."

Saturday team news:

Div 1:

BARNSLEY v LUTON TOWN
Bottom club Barnsley will be without suspended defender Gerry Taggart and
injured Mark Burton and David Currie.  Phil Gridelet, who cost a club record
#175,000 from Barnet two years ago, and Warren Godfrey are called into a
14-man squad by boss Mel Machin.  The Hatters will be without skipper
Trevor Peake, who is sidelined by a muscle stain.
John Dreyer will replace Peake and midfielder Damien Matthew, on-loan from
Chelsea, comes into the squad.

BIRMINGHAM CITY v LEICESTER CITY
Striker John Gayle is set for a place on the Birmingham bench after 14 months
away from the first team scene with an achilles tendon injury.
Midfielder David Rennie may start the game after a six-week absence with knee
trouble, allowing John Frain to revert to left-back.
Mike Whitlow regains the number three shirt for Leicester after recovering
from an ankle problem.  Striker Phil Gee is also fit again, but
boss Brian Little may keep 18-year-old prospect Julian Joachim in the side.

BRISTOL CITY v CHARLTON ATHLETIC
City manager Denis Smith delays naming his line-up as a severe injury crisis
continues at Ashton Gate.  Several members of his 15-man squad
face pre-match tests and some will have to play despite being less than 100 per
cent fit.  Charlton will be bidding to preserve
their unbeaten record and have yet to concede a goal away from home.
Managerial duo Alan Curbishley and Steve Gritt will pick from 16.

MILLWALL v CAMBRIDGE UNITED
Cambridge boss John Beck faces a defensive dilemma before finalising his
team to take on The Lions.  Skipper Phil Chapple misses the game
after damaging a knee in midweek so Beck must play Gary Clayton or gamble
on the fitness of Mick Heathcote or Danny O'Shea.
Millwall are expected to keep faith with the team which lost a Coca Cola
Cup penalty shoot-out against Arsenal.

NEWCASTLE v TRANMERE ROVERS
United are without Repulic of Ireland international Kevin Sheedy (thigh
strain) for the visit of Tranmere.  Kevin Keegan brings in Kevin Brock to
replace Sheedy which means there is still no place for Mick Quinn, who has
scored five goals in only five outings so far this season.
Tranmere take a 14-man squad to St James' Park as they seek to extend
their nine-match unbeaten run.  Defender Mark Hughes is added to the 13
on duty for last Saturday's 3-0 victory over Bristol City.

NOTTS COUNTY v GRIMSBY TOWN
Grimsby utility man Tony Ford misses the game at Meadow Lane after suffering
concussion in their Coca Cola Cup game with QPR.
Midfielder Dave Gilbert is doubtful after straining knee ligaments in the
same match but has been included in a 15-man squad.
County boss Neil Warnock is likely to name an unchanged side for the first
time this season for Grimsby's visit.  Warnock has added fit-again pair Chris
Short and David Smith to the 13 who figured in Wednesday's win at Wolves.

PETERBOROUGH v BRENTFORD
Posh are forced to make changes with defender Ronnie Robinson and winger
Bobby Barnes both unfit.  Both collected leg injuries against
Leicester in midweek.  Brentford recall Republic of Ireland
international 'keeper Gerry Peyton, who is currently on loan from Everton.
Midfielder Simon Ratcliffe (ankle) is doubtful.

PORTSMOUTH v SWINDON TOWN
Internationals Alan McLoughlin and Colin Calrke are set to return to the
Pompey line-up for the visit of Glenn Hoddle's men.
Both missed the midweek Coca Cola Cup victory over Blackpool, McLoughlin with
an ankle injury and Clarke due to a heavy cold.
Swindon recall top scorer Craig Maskell and Welsh international Paul Bodin
after resting them in midweek.  But midfielder John Moncur is again
missing due to a stomach strain.

SOUTHEND v WOLVES
Southend will give striker Andy Ansah (ankle) and defender Andy Edwards
(knee) late fitness tests.  Both players missed the humiliating 7-0
defeat by Derby County in the Coca-Cola Cup on Wednesday.
Wolves goalkeeper Mike Stowell will have a late fitness check on a twisted
ankle.  Reserve 'keeper Paul Jones, who made
his first team debut nine days ago, stands by to deputise.

WATFORD v BRISTOL ROVERS
The Hornets give a debut to striker Roger Willis following his #175,000
move from Third Division Barnet.  He is set to link up with top scorer
Paul Furlong, who has recovered from a back injury which kept him out of their
Coca Cola Cup win over Reading.  Defender Paul Hardyman is Rovers' main worry 
after hurting his back in their midweek game with Manchester City.
Rovers have not won at Vicarage Road for 30 years and midfielder Justin
Skinner also faces a fitness test.


Sunderland striker Thomas Hauser, who joined them from Swiss club Basle Old
Boys for #250,000 four years ago, has moved to Holland to join SC Cambuur for
a #50,000 fee.

Mark Lawrenson, the former Liverpool and Republic of Ireland international,
makes his debut for Chesham United on Saturday in the FA Cup tie against
Berkhamstead Town.

Ryan Giggs has withdrawn from the Welsh squad for next week's World Cup Group
Four qualifier in Cyprus because of a hamstring injury. Norwich's Jeremy Goss
has been called up as a replacement.

Norwich have agreed to put back their Premier League game at Liverpool back
24 hours to Sunday October 25 to give the Reds time to rest after their Cup
Winners Cup tie in Russia on the 22nd.

Sheffield Wednesday's UEFA Cup second round first leg away tie at German side
Kaiserslautern will take place on Tuesday October 20, kick-off 6.15pm.

Graeme Le Saux plays his first game of the season in Chelsea's Cross-Channel
Trophy game with Le Havre at Stamford Bridge on Sunday after recovering from
ankle ligament trouble.

Tottenham's return match against Lazio in the Capital Cup will take place at
White Hart Lane on Tuesday, October 20.