Chelsea vs Newcastle 2nd May 2012 Live

Chelsea will still be without injured defensive duo David Luiz and Gary Cahill in midweek.

But Branislav Ivanovic returns from suspension and is likely to partner John Terry at the heart of the Blues' back four

Di Matteo has refused to rule Cahill and Luiz out of Saturday's FA Cup final against Liverpool, but will not risk them against the Magpies.

Danny Simpson is Newcastle's only fresh injury concern.

The right-back picked up a minor ankle problem in the defeat at Wigan, but is expected to make the game at Stamford Bridge.

Wingers Gabriel Obertan (ankle) and Sylvain Marveaux (groin) will travel after returning to training, but midfielder Sammy Ameobi (knee) is still working his way back to full match fitness and central defender Steven Taylor (Achilles) remains on the sideline
Possible teams

Chelsea: Cech, Bosingwa, Ivanovic, Terry, Cole, Essien; Sturridge, Romeu, Malouda, Kalou, Torres.

Newcastle: Krul, Simpson, Williamson, Coloccini, Santon, Tiote, Cabaye, Gutiérrez, Ben Arfa, Cissé, Ba.

Live Commentary Chelsea 0 V Newcastle 0 Kick off 6.45am NZ, 19.45 BST

10 mins: Torres with some great work and turns with an arcing run, centering it to Sturridge who should have done better - you'd expect better. A real chance. VIDEO UP SOON.
7 mins: David Santon with a long, ranging run and he's allowed the shot but legs get in the way. No real danger though he was given plenty of space.



3 mins: Early yellow card for Cheick Tiote for a clumsy challenge on Torres. Free kick 10 yards outside the box. Sturridge and Meireles over it... don't usually say that about free kicks. Meireles it is and it's bread and butter for Krul.

2 mins: Torres gets in behind but Tim Krul is out from his line super fast and kills and chance by forcing Torres wide. though a better first touch and we may have had our first goal.

1 mins: Newcastle began the season as a 100:1 shot of finishing in the top four and here they are vying for it... Meireles with the first strike for Chelsea but it's well over. VIDEO UP.

Teams have shaked hands… ref blows whistle for the captains to come in and we are moments away…

May Day protests across U.S. , Liberal Establishment Bonds Photos and videos

Occupy Wall Street protesters smashed windows in Seattle, were chased through New York streets by police on scooters, and clashed with officers in Oakland on Tuesday in May Day demonstrations intended to revive their movement against economic
injustice.

In Oakland, police in riot gear fired tear gas and flash-bang grenades to disperse protesters who they said threw objects at officers and struck them with corrugated metal shields. City officials said marchers also vandalized two banks, a police van and a news vehicle. Nine were arrested.

"I was standing on the outside and the cops came in, snatched two people in the crowd, beat them and put them in the paddy wagon," Occupy Oakland organizer Caitlin Manning said.

Much of the violence and vandalism was attributed to black-clad anarchist elements within the Occupy movement who have been involved in previous confrontations with police, marring what began as a peaceful anti-Wall Street protest movement.

But the clashes they helped spark last year had also served to inject new life into the protests as demonstrators took up the issue of police brutality following running clashes in Oakland and pepper spray incidents elsewhere in the country.

On Tuesday, as thousands gathered for May Day rallies around the country, McGuinness stood in New York's Bryant Park, handing out literature and chatting up passersby in her new role as an intern for the bastion of the liberal establishment that is the broadcast network Democracy Now.

Over the winter and spring, as Occupy Wall Street largely faded from the headlines, activists in the movement kept busy meeting with members of community groups and other pillars of the traditional left. The ties that have been forged between these two distinct outgrowths of the left signal what many describe as a broad change in the Occupy movement. "We recognized that people have been working for the same changes for centuries," said McGuinness. "And it's obvious that we need to listen to them and take a step back from being the only voice for progressive causes."

To hear McGuinness and others tell it, she is just one of a large number of Occupy activists who have recently joined with community organizations and other progressive groups fighting for the "99-percent" long before Occupy Wall Street popularized the phrase.

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