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The 3 sitting just above the drop zone all picked up valuable points against higher opposition, with Forest the only team out of the bottom 6 to win. Sheff Utd have to find a way of gaining 10 points in the final 8 games, very unlikely when you consider 3 of their last 5 are against opposition vying for a European place. Forest arguably have the most difficult fixture, perhaps along with Brentford. But it looks like the bottom 3 may find themselves cut adrift within the next 2 weeks...

And just like that, a new player enters the game: Chelsea's last minute victory means they overtake Wolves into the top-half of the table, and are now only 2 points off 7th place. And they could actually overtake West Ham if they beat Sheff Utd and Wolves beat the Hammers. The top 3 all won, and Spurs missed out on the chance to go level with Villa who lost to Man City. They all play away this weekend, with Liverpool having the most difficult test against Man Utd. Looks like the race to finish 7th may go down to the wire given the amount of teams involved...

Saturday Melbourne Victory 0-1 Melbourne City Norwich 1-3 Ipswich Roma 1-1 Lazio Sporting Lisbon 1-2 Benfica Athletic Bilbao 1-0 Mallorca Sunday LA FC 2-1 LA Galaxy Rangers 2-1 Celtic Feyenoord 2-1 Ajax Club Brugge 1-0 Anderlecht Galatasaray 2-1 Fenerbahce

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

Paderborn 2-1 Hertha Berlin Rostock 2-0 Wehen Hamburg 2-0 Kaiserslautern Nurnberg 1-2 Kiel Elversberg 2-0 Magdeburg Karlsruhe 1-3 St Pauli Dusseldorf 1-0 Braunschweig Hannover 3-3 Schalke Osnabruck 2-3 Furth

Frankfurt 3-1 Bremen Union Berlin 1-3 Leverkusen Freiburg 0-2 RB Leipzig Mainz 2-0 Darmstadt Koln 1-0 Bochum Heidenheim 1-4 Bayern Munich Dortmund 2-2 Stuttgart Hoffenheim 2-0 Augsburg Wolfsburg 3-2 Gladbach

I though about doing this too So will do similar

I think this is the way it is for so many. Almost as if if you're older than 20ish, you had at least a taste of what football used to be like before foreign investment really took off. Younger than that and that's all you'll know.

Yeah you answer your own question in the 2nd paragraph. Might have generated the excitement. But excitement doesn't fill the pockets of these people...

I think that's the latest in a season someone has done their predictions

Palmer saving Pochettino once again. Both sides' defences are horrendous. What are Man Utd playing at not just keeping their heads when it went to 3-3. Even if they're going for the win they left 1 player back. Then lost all concentration for the corner.

Palmer has saved Chelsea arses there. Man Utd. Joke of a club.

Silly from Dalot. Got himself in such a bad position.

He's not had the best of seasons to be fair. But took the header well. When is TAA back?

Chelsea vs Utd is such an open game. Bound to be more goals surely?!

Robertson makes such a difference to Liverpool's attacking play.

What a fucking strike that is

What is Van Dijk doing

The guy slipped

Wow. Sheff Utd equalise!

Expected more from Liverpool. But they're winning and only the points matter at this stage of the season...

I can't remember if it was Richard Masters or another bigwig at PL, but they showed their true colours when they said 'we can't have too many Leicester City's' after 2016.

Nunez absolutely gifted a goal.

Sheff Utd had two big chances to take the lead in first 2 mins.