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all kick-offs 15.00 (BST) unless stated Saturday 27th April, 2024 West Ham vs Liverpool, 12.30 (live on TNT) Fulham vs Crystal Palace Man Utd vs Burnley Newcastle vs Sheff Utd Wolves vs Luton Everton vs Brentford, 17.30 (live on Sky) Aston Villa vs Chelsea, 20.00 (live on Sky) Sunday 28th April, 2024 Bournemouth vs Brighton, 14.00 Tottenham vs Arsenal, 14.00 (live on Sky) Nottm Forest vs Man City, 16.30 (live on Sky) Thursday 2nd May, 2024 Chelsea vs Tottenham, 20.00 (live on Sky)

Disgusting that we lose another player of his calibre on a free.

The first of a few double-gameweeks led to scores being relatively high - only one player getting more than 20, but all players getting double-digits. The highest score came from @Storts who got 21 points, and it helped him go up 1 spot and close the gap to @Dan in 4th. He was also the only one to get 2 perfect scores. @Redcanuck was next on 17 points, and then the only other move came from @Lucas who overtook @CaaC (John).

Raya White - Saliba - Gabriel - Udogie Rice Saka - Odegaard - Maddison Son - Havertz

He's not really doing much at RB considering the dominance of the team. I wonder if Red Bull will look to replace him?

Hamilton to Ferrari Perez to Mercedes Sainz to Red Bull

Opting for this But did also consider this:

Wolves & Brighton's drop in form has pretty much ended their hopes of European football next season. Wolves without a win in their last 6, Brighton their last 5. Villa capitalised on gaining more points while Tottenham didn't play, but the North London club have a chance to catch up with an extra London derby in midweek vs Chelsea. Chelsea can do their own catching up in that game should any of the clubs directly above them drop points at the weekend. The top 3 change up again and Liverpool lose ground following their Merseyside Derby loss, whilst Man City and Arsenal picked up resounding wins in midweek. It could all change again this weekend, as there's a North London derby to pick through and a few sides facing opponents who have their own survival battles to contend with...

The penultimate weekend is upon us. Mathematically, the remaining two spots can't be decided this weekend because Huddersfield & Birmingham face each other. Neither of those teams can confirm survival, but the teams directly above them can do a whole world of good in improving chances of survival, or even confirming it. Lots of permutations to consider! - Stoke and QPR would just need a point if Huddersfield win/draw, or a win if Birmingham win - Blackburn need to win and hope Birmingham don't win to ensure survival. A draw is likely to also be good enough if Huddersfield win, due to the superior goal difference - Plymouth have to win and hope Huddersfield win to confirm survival - Birmingham are relegated if they lose and Sheff Weds & Plymouth win & Blackburn draw/win - Huddersfield are relegated if they lose and Sheff Weds draw/win. If Huddersfield draw, they will be relegated if Plymouth draw/win & Sheff Weds win. Next Games: QPR vs Leeds Southampton vs Stoke Blackburn vs Coventry Millwall vs Plymouth Sheff Weds vs West Brom Huddersfield vs Birmingham

How is that not a foul by Rodri?

And then a double deflection from a free kick. Talk about luck.

What a header from De Bruyne.

Game 127 - 11th Game 128 - 30th

GAME 127 - TOTTENHAM vs ARSENAL - SUNDAY 28th APRIL, 14.00 (BST) GAME 128 - REAL BETIS vs SEVILLA - SUNDAY 28th APRIL, 20.00 (BST) ***any predictions made after kick-off will not count*** @Mel81x @Lucas @6666 @Dr. Gonzo @Michael @Redcanuck @CaaC (John) @Devil-Dick Willie @JoshBRFC @Viva la FCB @Pyfish @Bluewolf @Tommy @Rucksackfranzose

A midweek PL double resulted in only 1 winner, me! Game 125 had a 37th-minute solitary goal in the game. No winners here. Game 126's first goal was 10 minutes earlier, in the 27th minute: 1 point Table after Game 126: No change in the table but I'm now only one point behind @Lucas and @Bluewolf.