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Jared Goff and the LA Rams take centre stage in Sky Sports live action from week 11 when they host the in-form Miami Dolphins.Its another bumper triple header as the NFL season heads towards its business end and we have six teams all with play-off ambition across our three games including the man of the moment in the shape of rookie quarterback Goff making his first Rams start and the team of the moment in the shape of the red hot Dallas Cowboys.Dara Kennedy, Neil Reynolds and Shaun Gayle will take you through the live action from 5.30pm with Baltimores trip to Dallas first up, followed by Miamis coast-to-coast trip to Los Angeles and then finally for Sundays action its the Green Bay Packers against the Washington Redskins at Fedex Field. The team will also have the best of the action from elsewhere in week 11 as the build-up begins to a bumper Thursday of Thanksgiving action next week. Join our live audience Thanksgiving Football at Sky Sports Dallas Cowboys v Baltimore Ravens November 20, 2016, 5:30pm Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass Kicking off our live action are the Dallas Cowboys who have bounced back from defeat in the opening week to record eight successive victories and boast the best record in the NFL this season.Inspired by rookie running back Ezekiel Elliot and led by first-year quarterback Dak Prescott, the Cowboys are two games clear at the top of the NFC East and well placed to make the post season for the first time since 2014.Elliott carried for 114 yards and two touchdowns last week against Pittsburgh and for good measure caught both targets for a third touchdown and another 95 yards.Standing in their way are the NFC North topping Ravens who are second only to Seattle in points conceded this season and the Baltimore defence will give the all-star Dallas offence perhaps its toughest test to date. Highlights of the Dallas Cowboys win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 10 of the NFL Los Angeles Rams v Miami Dolphins November 20, 2016, 9:00pm Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass Miami make the long trip west on the back of a four-game winning streak that sees them tucked in behind the New England Patriots in the AFC East.Having started the season 1-4, the Dolphins now have a 5-4 record and an impressive running back themselves in the shape of British-born Jay Ajayi, who goes up against a Rams defence that has been the major plus for Los Angeles this year.The problems for Los Angeles have come in scoring points. Led by quarterback Case Keenum, they are the lowest scorers in the NFL this season with just 139 points, so head coach Jeff Fisher has turned to his number one draft pick Goff. Who is Jared Goff? We profile the No1 draft pick who makes his first start of the season Goff endured a tough pre-season and has seen number two pick in the draft Carson Wentz and 135th pick Dak Prescott capture all the headlines for rookie quarterbacks.Goff will get his chance at the LA Coliseum on Sunday when he makes his first start in place of Keenum.The Rams (4-5) head into the game on the back of a narrow 9-6 win over the New York Jets which has told the story of their season, they will hope Goff can unlock last years Rookie of the Year Todd Gurley, who has struggled throughout his second season with just four touchdowns. QUIZ: Rookie quarterbacks Take our quiz on the first year game callers! Washington Redskins v Green Bay Packers November 21, 2016, 1:00am Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass Our final game of the night comes from the legendary Fedex Field where the Packers hope the signing of Christine Michael will improve their running game issues when they host Washington.Michael was released by Seattle with Thomas Rawls fit again and the Packers wasted little time in snapping up the running back from waivers to boost an offence that has lost Eddie Lacy to injury and has James Starks only just returning from his own lay-off.Aaron Rodgers is likely to feel most of the benefit, with Michael likely to start against a Redskins team that have struggled for consistency and sit third in the NFC East with a 5-3-1 record.The last three matches have produced all three outcomes, beating Minnesota last time out after a draw in London with Cincinnati followed defeat to the Detroit Lions. You can keep across all the week 11 action on Sky Sports 1 from 5.30pm on Sunday and also on Sky Sports Mix from 6pm when Redzone will have all the touchdown action.Also See:QUIZ: Rookie quarterbacksWho is Jared Goff?Join our live NFL audience at Sky StudiosPanthers hold on to down SaintsReplica Air Max . This should be celebrated because it will not always be this way. With the amount of money given to players by their clubs these days, it is a wonder that so many of those teams allow the sport to continue to take away many of their assets so they can play for a different team in the middle of their season. Cheap Air Max . -- Bryant McKinnie came out of his stance and lowered his shoulder into a practice squad player, causing a crisp thud to reverberate in the Miami Dolphins practice bubble. https://www.airmaxchina.us/ . -- Edmontons Val Sweeting is two wins away from a trip to Winnipeg to play in Canadas Road of the Rings in December. Wholesale Air Max .ca. Kerry, Just watched the shootout in the Coyotes/Leafs game and I have to ask, why was the James van Riemsdyk goal allowed to count? All of the video replays we were shown on TV were inconclusive about whether the puck had entirely crossed the line or not. Cheap Air Max From China .Y. -- Canadas Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse have another World Cup gold medal after winning the two-women bobsled race on Saturday in Lake Placid, N.To the blue side of Birmingham, September 16, 2002 brings back the happiest of memories.To the other half of the second city, it was a grim Monday evening, a night where just about everything went wrong for Aston Villa fans, their manager Graham Taylor, and their star-crossed goalkeeper Peter Enckelman. To those outside of Birmingham, it put a ferocious rivalry on the national map. Birmingham City were led back to the top flight by Steve Bruce after a 16-year absence and faced Aston Villa in only their third home game of the season. The rivalry goes back to the 1870s, and though the decade-and-a-half absence of a league game meant battles on the pitch were rare, no love was lost between the two sides.It was kept alive by the likes of Paul Tait, the Birmingham City midfielder who revealed a T-shirt with an expletive aimed at Villa after scoring the winner in the 1995 EFL Trophy final at Wembley against Carlisle, and also by Villas relative failure to push on and cement themselves in English footballs top few clubs despite knocking on the door throughout the 1990s. Graham Taylor is escorted off the pitch at the end of the game at St Andrews The clubs were kept close, and when Birmingham finally gained promotion with a penalty shoot-out victory over Norwich in Cardiff, this was the first fixture every fan of both sides looked out for.Despite going into the game as underdogs, the Blues were 3-0 winners in a game that saw some over-exuberant crowd celebrations and one of the worst goalkeeping mistakes in Premier League history.The return fixture in March at Villa Park was equally eventful, producing another goalkeeping calamity, more crowd trouble and an infamous Dion Dublin headbutt on Robbie Savage. Commentator Rob Hawthorne was present both nights with Sky Sports alongside Alan Smith, and despite both growing up in the Midlands, the ferocity was still surprising. There was an intense build-up to the first match, and these types of games are quite difficult to prepare for as a commentator, Hawthorne said. You can research the history right down to every single previous fixture, but youre aware that this particular game is creating history.There are certain things that are going to happen that you cant predict and the Enckelman incident was one of them. Dion Dublin was sent off and heavily fined for his heatbutt on Robbie Savage in the second fixture that season There was a moment where Alan and I looked at each other and thought, Did what we think has just happened actually just happen?It was such an innocuous situation. Suddenly, I was faced with thinking, Who do I give this goal to? Eventually it went down as an own goal, but I didnt know who to give the credit to. What gave the game away for Enckelman was that he put his hands on his head, even though we werent 100 per cent sure he touched it, and as Graham Taylor said after the game, we werent sure Enckelman even knew what the rules were. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. Then there was the idiot who ran on the pitch and gestured to Enckelman, and Im thinking, Should I refer to this? Should I not? because I dont want to give this guy any publicity.Smith, born seven miles away from St Andrews, added: I remember it as being very, very feisty. From a commentators point of view, you see the throw-in going back to Enckelman, and youre half-turning your head up the field to see whats going on up the pitch.Then you hear the crowd, quickly turn back, and see it roll under his foot and into the net. An amazing moment, I couldnt quite believe it.The fan ran onto the pitch and teased Enckelman, who kept very cool, I must say. Savage shields himself as he walks off the pitch at Villa Park That night in September went down in folklore among Birmingham fans, and a chant to celebrate the memory to the tune of The Four Seasons December 1963 (Oh, What a Night) was quickly thought up. For that period of the early to mid-00s, it was one of the fiercest games Id covered, Hawthorne said. It was a completely mad, mad night. The other goals are almost obliterated by the memory of Enckelman. It was just so bizarre and so unexpected. The goal absoluttely floored Villa.ddddddddddddIt was manic. Id been aware in the build-up that the West Midlands police had put extra numbers out, but it did feel particularly toxic on that September night, especially with the game being at St Andrews. Savage celebrates with the Birmingham fans at St Andrews I think Birmingham have probably felt theyve always been treated as the poor relations of the second city, by the fact that traditionally Villa have been the most successful of the two neighbours.Six months later, three miles across the city at Villa Park, the return fixture was arguably even more eventful. In another night game in front of the Sky Sports cameras, Birmingham ran out 2-0 winners this time, thanks in part to another shocking error from Enckelman to allow Geoff Horsfield to score at the Holte End. Dublin was sent off, banned and fined for his heabutt on Savage. Cristophe Dugarry was fined for spitting in the direction of Joey Gudjonsson, who himself was sent off for a nasty two-footed lunge on Matthew Upson.Dublin branded Savage a cheat, the crowd problems continued with over 40 arrests, while Taylor turned on his heels in his post-match interview with Sky Sports, choosing to do his talking in the dressing room and not to camera. Birmingham City fans celebrate during the 3-0 win over Aston Villa in September 2002 Next up in March 2003 at Villa Park, it was just as poisonous, Hawthorne said. It had everything.The preparation for this game was slightly different. Bearing in mind all the scars left from the September game, you expected all the rough and tumble. It was one of those games again where you felt you needed your eyes and ears as much for what was going on off the ball as on the ball. It was one of those games where you needed to be at maximum concentration level. You cant afford to be looking down at your notes all the time.People were storming on the pitch, and we had shots on supporters in the stand with their faces covered so they couldnt be traced.Smith added: The return game in March was a very hot atmosphere, very lively. It was buzzing that night. Dion Dublin just lost it, just got wound up, and thats what derbies can do to you. Birmingham fans celebrate at Villa Park after the 2-0 win Lee Hendrie, on the bench for the first game, played the full 90 minutes at Villa Park, and remembers the incident with Dublin and Savage well, revealing that he and the former Villa striker still discuss the game. The Villa fan and former midfielder also insists the second city derby is up there with the fiercest in the country.Sav was obviously a wind-up merchant back in his day. I still speak to Dion about it, I know it still winds him up because of the way the situation was and the way he got sent off in such a massive game.The derby games stand out a mile for me, especially being a Brummy lad, its pride of the city. They talk about the Wolves and West Brom games, but this is the big clash. Dublin leaves the pitch after being sent off You look at the big derbies around, the Manchester derby and others, I still dont think they come close to this.The two sides have met 14 times since, but on Sunday they face off in the second tier for the first time since 1987, live on Sky Sports 2 HD, where the Birmingham fans will be looking to build on a six-point lead over their rivals. Just another match? Smith, who played in tens of north London derbies with Arsenal, knows from experience that the atmosphere at a sold-out St Andrews will have an impact on the players. Derbies are definitely not just another game. It is a cliche, but derbies are levellers. Form does tend to go out of the window. The atmosphere in the crowd does transmit itself to the players. Theyre the only clubs in Birmingham. Obviously, Birmingham have lived in Villas shadow in terms of the size of the club and the trophies theyve won, so its always special when Blues win and they dont hesitate to rub it in.Will they be rubbing it in come 2pm on Sunday? Watch Birmingham City v Aston Villa live on Sky Sports 2 HD from 11.30am.You can watch Premier League and EFL Cup football, plus Englands tour of Bangladesh and the Mexican Grand Prix on Sky Sports. Upgrade now and enjoy six months at half price! ' ' '