Wins for the top two in the Prem, Wolves beating Blackburn 2-1, Spurs with a 1-0 victory at West Ham, so no big changes at the top of the table - Jamie Maycroft's Wolves side still four points ahead. Anthony Brockway's United climb into third after Aubameyang scored in the final minute to give them a 1-0 home win over Arsenal, Everton dropping a place after they drew 2-2 at Manchester City. Kieran's City were 2-0 up in that game, and even though that moves them a point closer to safety, they're still deep in trouble in the drop zone, eight points behind the team above them - Arsenal. Coach Pine's Villa are even worse off - only three points and relegation looking pretty certain for them too.
Joe Hughes' Roma lead Serie A by four, Cabaye getting the winner as they beat Ian Taplin's PSG 2-1 in Rome. Anthony Brockway's Barcelona beat Milan 3-2 and are second, Pat Lyons' Bayern dropping to third after a 0-0 draw with La Coruna.
Saturday, October 24, 2015
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Game 64 - Week 14
Villa move two points clear at the top of the Prem, Mario Ballotelli's first half goal giving James West's side a 1-0 win at West Ham, whilst rivals Bournemouth were held 2-2 at home by Man United - Welbeck with two for United after Glen Pine's side had led 2-0 early on. A 2-1 defeat for Doncaster at Wolves means that Sam Roberts' side are now three points off the top - but also means that Joe Hughes' Wolves side have renewed hopes of beating the drop. They're still in the bottom three, but only a point now behind West Ham and Chris Burton's Sheffield Wednesday who lost 3-0 at Chelsea.
Mark Wheat's Juve saw their lead in Serie A cut to three points following a 1-0 defeat at James West's Milan, Insigne's penalty the difference between the two sides. Gerard O'Brien's Bayern are second after a 4-0 demolition on bottom of the table Antwerp, level on points with Milan, three behind the leaders.
Mark Wheat's Juve saw their lead in Serie A cut to three points following a 1-0 defeat at James West's Milan, Insigne's penalty the difference between the two sides. Gerard O'Brien's Bayern are second after a 4-0 demolition on bottom of the table Antwerp, level on points with Milan, three behind the leaders.
Sunday, October 18, 2015
Game 64 - Week 13
Well into the second half of the season now in game 64, and Markie Wheat's Juventus are looking strong at the top of the Euro league. A 3-1 victory over Pat Lyons' Red Bull saw them open up a five point lead at the top of the table this week. Defending champions Dnipro moved into second place, Jamie Maycroft's side beating Gerard O'Brien's Bayern 1-0 - they drop to fourth, a point behind the Ukranians. James West's Milan are into third after a 2-1 win at Antwerp, Richard Ladd's PSG fifth after a 2-0 home win over Mini Mars. That battle for second place is very close - 2nd to 5th all separated by a point, but as things stand, Markie's boys are well in control.
Three teams are tied on 22 points at the top of the Prem, James West's Villa top of them after a thumping 4-0 win over last weeks leaders, Glen Pine's Bournemouth who are second, and Doncaster are the other after a 3-1 victory at home to Arsenal. Marc Lewry's United are still in the running after Gael Clichy's last gasp goal earnt them a 1-0 win in the Manchester derby, Anthony Brockway's Spurs also in there, just three points off the top, after a 2-1 home win against Kirk Greenway's West Ham - the Hammers dropping dangerously close to the bottom three.
Three teams are tied on 22 points at the top of the Prem, James West's Villa top of them after a thumping 4-0 win over last weeks leaders, Glen Pine's Bournemouth who are second, and Doncaster are the other after a 3-1 victory at home to Arsenal. Marc Lewry's United are still in the running after Gael Clichy's last gasp goal earnt them a 1-0 win in the Manchester derby, Anthony Brockway's Spurs also in there, just three points off the top, after a 2-1 home win against Kirk Greenway's West Ham - the Hammers dropping dangerously close to the bottom three.
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