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Will need lots of help so let the scoreboard watching begin!! As mentioned on the B&H thread Newcastle beat Citeh (De Bruyne waits for ref to blow the whistle it would’ve been 0-2, instead he quick kicked it, goal disallowed and they ended up losing). Burnley blew a 2 goal lead at Old Trafford in the last 5 minutes, so while a valuable point, they coughed up 2 points.

Huge game between Southampton & Crystal Palace, both on 22 pts, I think a draw would be the preferable result.

UPDATE: It did end in a 1-1 draw. Oh and the Undead got stomped at Bournemouth 4-0

 

And the final result was even better than that (!!!), because it ended in a draw and Zaha, who had a nice goal in the first half for Palace, got a red card near the end so he won't be available against Fulham.

 

This is potentially HUGE

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A good way to start the day as Spurs beat Newcastle 1-0 on a late goal in the early Sat. match.

 

The emotional response from the Sala tragedy is over for Cardiff as they’ve lost the last 2 matches by a combined 8-1.

Brighton & Hove’s play is dragging them down into the mire. It’s beginning to look more and more like Cardiff, Southampton. and B&H playing musical chairs with one of them joining us and Huddersfield.

 

I really can't stand Warnock and hope he goes down with Fulham. That has left me wondering - should I root for Southampton today?

Also of note today in the Premier League, Kepa is shown the bench after his shameful refusal to leave the pitch in extra time of Chelsea's loss to Manchester City in the League Cup final. I'm glad they didn't play along with the charade that it was just a "misunderstanding".

 

Scousers had been struggling a bit offensively until Trent Alexander-Arnold returned from injury against a relatively in form Watford at Anfield. 3 assists and 5-nil later, Pool seemed back on the beam to see out the season to the trophy.

 

Concur on the Pool v Spurs match, great watch. Seeing Warnock lose his mind was also entertaining.