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Fernandes Embarrassing.

all kick-offs 15.00 (BST) unless stated Friday 4th October, 2024 Sunderland vs Leeds, 20.00 Saturday 5th October, 2024 Burnley vs Preston, 12.30 Norwich vs Hull, 12.30 Portsmouth vs Oxford, 12.30 Coventry vs Sheff Weds Derby vs QPR Plymouth vs Blackburn Sheff Utd vs Luton Swansea vs Stoke Watford vs Middlesbrough West Brom vs Millwall Sunday 6th October, 2024 Bristol City vs Cardiff Saturday 5th October, 2024 Huddersfield vs Barnsley, 12.30 Peterborough vs Stevenage, 12.30 Bolton vs Shrewsbury Burton vs Bristol Rovers Charlton vs Birmingham Exeter vs Cambridge Lincoln vs Leyton Orient Mansfield vs Blackpool Rotherham vs Reading Stockport vs Wigan Wrexham vs Northampton Wycombe vs Crawley Saturday 5th October, 2024 Fleetwood vs Bromley, 12.30 Grimsby vs Doncaster, 12.30 Accrington Stanley vs Morecambe Barrow vs Cheltenham Chesterfield vs Walsall Colchester vs Carlisle Crewe vs Gillingham MK Dons vs Tranmere Notts County vs Port Vale Salford vs AFC Wimbledon Swindon vs Harrogate Monday 7th October, 2024 Bradford vs Newport, 20.00

Sounds like you have your priorities right despite all that you've been through, so good on you. Glad to hear he pulled through too. With all that was going on in your own relationship, he is/was the main focus and sounds like you have a supportive family of your own, too, which definitely helps.

Welcome back to the forums! How are you finding being a dad?

He's an absolute prick but can't deny he's a world class goalkeeper.

Brilliant last ditch defending from Lille. Could beat Real. Few more mins to hold on...

That is superb from Duran.

Oh wait. Offside.

Wow, Villa lead. Scrappy but bad defending from Bayern.

What a ball from Salah.

Can't deny he had a good first 2 seasons here. But then his ego took over and he played very much a big part in us getting relegated. Bad signings, falling out with key players, refusal to change his ways despite them clearly not working, refusal to walk away despite things going sour. Before he came to Leicester, fans of Liverpool and Celtic referenced that he suffers from third-season syndrome. When things go well, it was all about him and that's what happened in the first two seasons. But when things went downhill in his third season, when he's put his imprint on to the club, then the downsides come to fruition. He very rarely took responsibility for it all, either.

I'm revelling in seeing him getting absolutely battered once again in Europe. His record is shocking. Sad for Schmeichel as he's obviously a legend, but Rodgers I will love to see him fail anywhere he goes.

Rodgers

Karlsruhe 2-0 Darmstadt Paderborn 4-1 Regensburg Koln 3-0 Ulm Elversberg 1-2 Lautern Nurnberg 3-0 Munster Schalke 2-2 Hertha Berlin Dusseldorf 2-1 Hamburg Magdeburg 2-1 Furth Braunschweig 1-2 Hannover

Augsburg 1-2 Gladbach Leverkusen 5-1 Kiel Bremen 2-3 Freiburg Union 1-2 Dortmund Bochum 0-3 Wolfsburg St Pauli 2-1 Mainz Heidenheim 1-3 RB Leipzig Frankfurt 1-4 Bayern Munich Stuttgart 3-2 Hoffenheim

Saturday Crystal Palace 0-2 Liverpool Arsenal 3-0 Southampton Brentford 2-1 Wolves Leicester 0-1 Bournemouth Man City 4-1 Fulham West Ham 2-1 Ipswich Everton 0-1 Newcastle Sunday Aston Villa 2-1 Man Utd Chelsea 4-1 Nottm Forest Brighton 2-2 Tottenham

Reminder @Azeem @Viva la FCB @nawoo @Rucksackfranzose @6666

Saturday Coventry 2-1 Sheff Weds Lille 1-0 Toulouse Schalke 3-2 Hertha Berlin Toronto 1-3 Inter Miami Sunday Juventus 2-0 Cagliari Anderlecht 1-0 Standard Liege Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts Bristol City 2-1 Cardiff Feyenoord 2-0 Twente Sevilla 1-1 Real Betis

Early in the first half, he must have communicated to the ref that he went feeling well, the camera panned over to the ref talking to the lino briefly. When camera was on him, he didn't look right at all. Like he had glazed eyes with a 1000 yard stare. Then he had to be stretchered off by paramedics. They gave an update in 2nd half that he was in hospital but didn't say what the problem actually was.

@Pyfish where did that win come from?!

Didn't look nice seeing the linesman there in the West Brom game.

Wednesday 2nd October, 2024 Istanbul Basaksehir vs Rapid Vienna, 15.30 Vitoria Guimaraes vs Celje, 15.30 Thursday 2nd October, 2024 all kick-offs 17.45 (BST) Astana vs TSC Cercle Brugge vs St Gallen Dinamo Minsk vs Hearts Heidenheim vs Olimpija Legia Warsaw vs Real Betis Molde vs Larne Noah vs Mlada Boleslav Omonia vs Vikingur all kick-offs 20.00 (BST) Borac Banja Luka vs Panathinaikos Chelsea vs Gent Fiorentina vs The New Saints FC Copenhagen vs Jagiellonia LASK vs Djurgarden Lugano vs HJK Helsinki Petrocub vs Pafos Shamrock Rovers vs APOEL Nicosia

Thursday 3rd October, 2024 all kick-offs 17.45 (BST) Ferencvaros vs Tottenham Hoffenheim vs Dynamo Kyiv Lazio vs Nice Maccabi Tel Aviv vs Midtjylland Olympiacos vs Braga Qarabag vs Malmo Real Sociedad vs Anderlecht Rigas vs Galatasaray Slavia Prague vs Ajax all kick-offs 20.00 (BST) Athletic Club vs AZ Alkmaar Besiktas vs Eintracht Frankfurt Elfsborg vs Roma PAOK vs FC Steaua Bucharest Porto vs Man Utd Rangers vs Lyon Twente vs Fenerbahce Union S-G vs Bodo/Glimt Viktoria Plzen vs Ludogorets

Ironic that it's one of my biggest wins ever, and only one this season, yet I've only gone up one place

Week 8 Results Motherwell 2-1 St Mirren Oxford 0-0 Burnley Bologna 1-1 Atalanta Monaco 2-1 Montpellier New York RB 1-5 NYCFC Aston Villa Women 2-2 Spurs Women AZ Alkmaar 1-2 Utrecht Atletico Madrid 1-1 Real Madrid Sao Paulo 3-1 Corinthians Benfica 5-1 Gil Vicente Round-up A tricky week to predict for as 7 of the 10 games either ended in a draw or finished with only a margin of 1 goal. That didn't phase 1 player in particular - @RandoEFC who attained 16 points, which took him flying up to 2nd and he is now @Viva la FCB's closest competitor. @Azeem & @Coma also scored well with 15 points each. Another one of the leader's closest competitors is now @Rucksackfranzose, who scored 14 points. There are now only 7 points between 1st and @Tommy in 7th place. Average score for the gameweek was 11 points, so anyone scoring above that did very well.