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Thought Man City have usually struggled against Spurs in recent seasons.

Game 119 - 9th Game 120 - 12th

GAME 119 - RANGERS vs CELTIC - SUNDAY 7th APRIL, 12.00 (BST) GAME 120 - MAN UTD vs LIVERPOOL - SUNDAY 7th APRIL, 15.30 (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

Just the two winner across both games. Game 117's first goal in the A-League game was in the 25th minute: 2 points @nudge gets 1 point for her 23rd-minute pick. Game 118 had no goals, and no winners! Table after Game 118: @Dr. Gonzo overtakes @nudge with the 2-point gain, and goes into 13th on 13 points.

Love that from Foden. Surely in line to be player of the season.

That's quality from Rodri.

Hope he scores again. Duran Duran.

That time of year when so many teams are in contention for the survival fight. One win may do for some teams, others need a lot more... Rotherham are pretty much relegated already. Then 9 teams battle it out to avoid being the other 2 to be relegated. And only 8 points separate them. QPR's resurgence under Cifuentes has been impressive. And Sheff Weds' have found themselves in the fight after hiring Ruhl. Plymouth's managerial changes seem to have hit them hard, and one of them is now at Stoke who are also in the mix. Blackburn should be safe if Szmodics can keep scoring. Have included Swansea based on the teams they play, as they could easily get dragged into the mix even more... Key games coming up between now and last day of the season: 6th April Huddersfield vs Millwall QPR vs Sheff Weds 9th April Plymouth vs QPR 10th April Swansea vs Stoke 13th April Sheff Weds vs Stoke 20th April Huddersfield vs Swansea Stoke vs Plymouth 21st April Blackburn vs Sheff Weds 27th April Huddersfield vs Birmingham Millwall vs Plymouth 4th May Swansea vs Millwall

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

Yeah it's mainly America that will see the best of it. Only parts of UK will see a partial eclipse at best.

£128m Football is so far gone if that happens.

I wouldn't trust the government to be responsible for that considering the cronyism and corruption already at the heart of it.

Huge point for Everton if they hold on.

Heads should roll. If they don't go now they never will.

We're absolutely butt-fucked financially with our accounts for 22/23. Horrendous mismanagement at the very Top.

In the unlikely event you get relegated (on the basis that 2 other teams + Sheff Utd are worse than you), are you in favour of keeping Dyche? Or would you expect fresh faces in summer, starting with the manager? To be honest, question still applies even if you stay up!

I predicted this: https://www.worldfootball.net/table_calculator/eng-premier-league/

Yeah you do wonder if European participation could hinder West Ham. Their record after each European game this season Lost Drew Lost Won Drew Won Drew Drew Not the best, and it could mean Newcastle vs Brighton on the penultimate game has even more importance if either can overtake West Ham

Unless Edwards get snapped up by someone else. Hopefully not, and I'd love to see Luton survive considering their comparative budget and history.

Can't remember the last time there was a 3-way race for the title, let alone automatic promotion! Leeds play Southampton on the final day but I suspect that may not have all that much significance as previously expected... Next round of games: Norwich vs Ipswich Coventry vs Leeds Leicester vs Birmingham Blackburn vs Southampton Stoke vs West Brom Watford vs Preston Middlesbrough vs Swansea Cardiff vs Hull

Automatic Promotion: Play-offs:

Updated after the weekend and for GW34 rescheduled games: Have also taken out Crystal Palace for now because there needs to be an 8-point swing in Luton's favour currently, and it's very unlikely that happens... A difficult GW31 beckons for all teams - as they all take on teams in the top half and all teams vying for a European spot, barring Forest who host Fulham.

Updated after the weekend and also with games in hand re-scheduled for GW34 Top 2 expected to win their next game - both at home to relegation-threatened teams. Villa could put Man City under a lot of pressure if they sneaked a win away. You'd think top 5 is pretty much sorted (although not in that order?) but there could be a change when you look at Man Utd's fixtures between GW34-36 and the same for Tottenham... Then the race for 7th is still intriguing given only 3 points separate 7th and 10th. (and a further point for Chelsea in 11th).

Tuesday Newcastle 3-0 Everton Nottm Forest 1-0 Fulham Bournemouth 1-0 Crystal Palace Burnley 1-2 Wolves West Ham 1-2 Tottenham Wednesday Arsenal 4-0 Luton Brentford 1-2 Brighton Man City 2-0 Aston Villa Thursday Liverpool 3-0 Sheff Utd Chelsea 2-1 Man Utd

Saw a clip of it. Was there anything that went on beforehand between them? Can you imagine the uproar if it happened the other way round?!