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Chesterfield Prediction League 2023/24 Matchday 52 |
Posted by: spireitematt - 05-04-2024, 20:55 - Forum: Chesterfield
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Oldham Athletic 1-2 Rochdale
Boreham Wood 1-2 Wealdstone
Dorking Wanderers 3-0 Altrincham
Ebbsfleet United 1-3 AFC Fylde
Hartlepool United 1-3 Aldershot Town
Maidenhead United 1-1 Barnet
Woking 1-2 Dagenham & Redbridge
York City 2-0 Eastleigh
Kidderminster Harriers 1-0 FC Halifax Town
League Table After Matchday 51
SaltergateBorn - 875
Spireitematt - 842
Amelia - 761
Lord Snoots - 756
Dancing - 703
Devon - 674
St Charles - 662
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Stoke & Rotherham vs WBA - Match Thread |
Posted by: Ska'dForLife-WBA - 05-04-2024, 18:44 - Forum: West Bromwich Albion
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Two comebacks, the second more impressive than the first, marked an Easter weekend that wasn't stellar by our current high standards but kept our unbeaten run going, and - most crucially of all - kept the points tally ticking up as the matches remaining column ticks down.
All the same, we could do with a return to winning ways this week as we venture up to Stoke tomorrow. It would have seemed incredible 10-15 years ago, but winless against us in the last three league encounters and having lost three of the last four meetings at the Britannia, we have a claim to be Stoke's bogey team right now. Nevertheless, they stayed unbeaten over Easter, and so far this spring have lifted themselves out of immediate relegation danger with a couple of wins; they're not safe yet by any means, so we can't count on any complacency from Steve Schumacher's men. But with Kipre likely to make a return for Albion, hopefully we'll see a good competitive game between the sides.
Rotherham then visit next Wednesday for the last evening kick-off of the regular season, and with only four wins all season (one of those admittedly on Easter Monday), no away victories, no points on the road since January and not even a goal on their travels since February, there can really be no excuse for not putting the Millers to the sword. They may already be mathematically relegated by the time the match kicks off - it's certainly a foregone conclusion in all realistic terms - and though we all know Albion's form with banana skins, it's the home stretch now and we've got a job to do. Four points is the target from these if six is too much to ask.
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Toothless Terriers v Lacklustre Lions - 06/April/2024 |
Posted by: theo_luddite - 04-04-2024, 16:58 - Forum: Huddersfield Town
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The Sir Alf McGalphsmiths Stadium
Roll up for "The All 'Mercan Experience"
You Could Meet Your Love
By the Gas Works Wall
Dream your Dream
By the Old Canal
HD1 6PG
Kick-off 15:00 UK Time
Saturday 06/04/24
Millwall make their 3rd visit to Yorksha in 4 games on Saturday and will be hoping for a better result than in their last two. A opening day win at Boro, and a November win at Wendies (they lost both the home fixtures) were mathed by a mid-March defeat up the A62 and they became the first team to lose to Rotherham on Monday, April 1st.
On the tellybox
Not showing anywhere at the moment other than iFollow for those in furrin lands.
Latest news
We're the wrong side of the trap door and you want news? Whatever Kevin the Gerbil said, it doesn't make much difference to the results anyway.
Out Injured/Suspended/Isolating
Having hurt his back unwrapping a Cadbury's Creme Egg last week, Danny - Sick Note - Ward will need a miracle of Biblical Proportions to play again this season. (Watch him start on Saturday now I've said that). Balker, Hoggy and Lees still out. Rudoni been playing with a tight hamstring apparently but is taking the weekend off to get it rubbed down by Danny Ward.
Back training but not oven ready/Back in the frame
Ward is back training, would you Adam and Eve it? ... don't hold your breath.
Last time out
It was a slightly improved showing over the Coventry match, but we still snatched our 16th draw of the season from the jaws of victory. Having taken the lead at Stoke just before half-time, we stood and watched their winger curl one in from the corner of the box a few minutes after the restart. We then huffed and puffed and failed to take any of the many (by our standards) chances we created.
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With Town failing to win and Millwall losing, Rotherham are still in with a mathematical chance of staying up, but to do so, they have to rely on Plymouth, Town and Wendies not reaching 42 points and turning their -49 goal difference into one that is better than Plymouth's current -10.
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Elsewhere, Wendies came 2nd at Boro, Plymouth lost at home to Brizzle, Brum beat Both Ends, Blackburn won their first game in 10 attempts under "new" head coach John Eustace (appointed 9th February) by hammering 5 past Blunderland. It's only their 2nd win since 12th December (at home to Brizzle) to lift them to 17th.
Up in the nose bleeds, the top 3 all won so that stayed "as you were". The next 3 managed one point between them, though Norwich were at Leicester. Coventry followed up their "wonderful win" at ours by losing at home to Cardiff. Go figure !!
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Music
Heaven knows he's miserable now, Morrisey is a Lion's fan
Billy Joe Armstrong of Green Day also reckons an afternoon out at The Den helped him to understand British culture.
Quite ....
and the local talent (it's a broad description) includes these guys
I've no idea if that's their best effort or not. I haven't listened to all their stuff.
The Sack Race
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, Plymouth bowled Ian Foster out of the club.
So will Colin be coaching them from over his garden fence? Apparently not.
https://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/sport/f...il-9202404
Phew !!!
Tables, Recent Form
Four points and a few places between us.
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Innies and Outies
Millwall didn't push the boat out in the January Sales.
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Who's banging 'em in
The Lions have scored 6 fewer than us this season. Pumping high balls in against their defence might be a bit futile however. It looks like Murray Wallace won't play on Saturday though.
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They can't all lose
Rotherham can do us a favour on Friday by continuing their winning run against Plymouth, Wendies go to QPR, Brum go to Leicester, Stoke are home to WBA, Blackburn home to Southampton.
In the nosebleeds the return Old Farm Derby match is the early kick-off on Saturday, L666s go to Coventry, and Leicester are home to Brum.
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We've played 'em before
Town have the upper hand here, though you never know which Town or which Millwall will turn up.
In 11 home League games this century we've won 8, drawn 1 and lost 2.
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Next up?
We're away to Both Ends on Tuesday. I'll bet themaclad has as much clue as to which version of Preston will turn up as we have of which version of Town we'll see in that one.
Pressers
Cliché bingo time down at the training ground. Eye's down look in. £5 for a line, £50 for a full house, claim your winnings from a Programme Seller on Saturday.
Lee Nichols kicks off about 42 secinds in, Herr Brighton Writer baffles everyone from around 32:30.
The views from South Bermondsey Station.
https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/sport/mil...ield-town/
https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/sport/mil...selection/
Living in America
Meanwhile, in downtown Noo Yark, a hockey game nearly broke out two seconds into a brawl between The Rangers and The Noo Joysey Devils
That would never happen over here now would it?
Then again I recall some Sunday lunchtime U18 Rugby games from when I was a yoof, only we didn't have to stand up on skates.
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Watford Vicarage Road 6//4/24 |
Posted by: themaclad - 04-04-2024, 15:41 - Forum: Preston North End
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Watford v Preston North End
Vicarage Road 6/4/24 15.00 hrs
GENTRY DAY
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https://www.watfordfc.com/
https://wfcforums.com/index.php
https://wfcforums.com/index.php?forums/t...-chat.128/
https://www.not606.com/forums/watford.57/
MANAGER (At the moment)
Tom Cleverley
Following the dismissal by Watford of manager, Valérien Ismaël on 9 March 2024, Cleverley was named as interim head coach.
LAST TIME OUT
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FORM GUIDE
WATFORD 9 PNE 9
Their form improving ours now on a downward spiral
DANGER MEN
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Cultural stuff
St Albans Cathedral, officially the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban[5] but often referred to locally as "the Abbey", is a Church of England cathedral in St Albans, England.
Much of its architecture dates from Norman times. It ceased to be an abbey following its dissolution in the 16th century and became a cathedral in 1877. Although legally a cathedral church, it differs in certain particulars from most other cathedrals in England, being also used as a parish church, of which the dean is rector with the same powers, responsibilities and duties as that of any other parish.[6] At 85 metres long, it has the longest nave of any cathedral in England.[2]
Probably founded in the 8th century, the present building is Norman or Romanesque architecture of the 11th century, with Gothic and 19th-century additions.
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Prediction League Week 31 Results |
Posted by: Zinman - 04-04-2024, 01:14 - Forum: West Bromwich Albion
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Premier League
Derby 18
Lady J 10
Stairs 8
Minizin 6
B.B.B. 4
Zinman -1
If it wasn't for that last gasp Ipswich goal this weeks scoring in the PL would have been one of the lowest this season!! That goal caused a 24 point positive swing and also meant one of the scorers missed out on a max Gamball!! It was also a rare week where we saw negative scoring on the Scoreball as 4 players used it on the Man City v Arsenal goalless draw and therefore were deducted a point each!!
Derby leads the way this week with 18 points, a good week with such overall poor scoring. He managed to score points on his Gamball and Bonus and added 4 CS to boost his total. Lady Jane is in 2nd spot for the second week running with 10 points, like Derby she had 2 CSs and a Gamball CR but missed on her bonus. Rounding out the top 3 is Stairs with 8 points, he managed a very rare positive result on the Gamball and now has moved into positive territory on his points gained from that ball!!
Minizin finished on 6 points, he too scored a CR on the Gamball and had one CS but little else. BBB is 5th with 4 points, a CR Gamball was really his only highlight.
Zinman had another nightmare week, its becoming a habit of his these days!! He only scored positive points on one game and missed on both his Gamball and Bonus.
352 Zinman
333 Minizin
331 BBB
330 Derby
298 Stairs
249 Lady Jane
So we might be a couple of players down but we might also just have a title race on our hands!! Since Zinman's closest challenger quit he seems to have gone on strike himself, scoring just 1 point over the past 3 weeks!! The three players chasing him down are now one good week away from catching him as the gap is down to just 19 points. He remains favorite but he needs to pull his finger out if he wants to maintain his lead.
Minizin, BBB and Derby are the chasing pack and are separated by just 3 points now, can they up the pressure on the leader. Stairs should go past the 300 point mark next week and LJ is still only really playing for pride.
Cheers
SCO
Championship
Themaclad 18
BaggieOne 13
Snooty 12
Sanjay 6
SCO 5
AAA 5
Twerton -1
Very similar scoring to the Premiership with some good scores, some average scores and one dreadful score! Like the Premier, the scoreball also produced a negative total and that last gasp Ipswich winner turned the table on its head! With a minute left, 3 players were on for a maximum with 4 looking like losing points - only 1 player, Sanjay, was not affected as that late goal went in. SCO, AAA and Twerton lost 9 points each, Snooty and Themaclad gained 9 and BaggieOne 5 to cap an eventful Easter weekend.
So it's Themaclad on top of this week's table with 18 points from 4 correct results, 2 of which, including the gamball were spot on. Themac was alo the only player to score positvely on all his balls as, yet again, the bonus ball caused problems. BaggieOne and Snooty also reached double figures with B1 getting the week's best of 5 correct predictions. Snooty scored a max on the gamball but was one of 3 players to put the scoreball on the Man City Arsenal bore draw.
Sanjay, SCO and AAA are sperated by just 1 point but scored in very different ways. Sanjay was held back by his balls he scored on 4 games including 1 correct score. SCO got 2 correct scores from his 3 correct predictions but scored the lowest possible total points from his balls while AAA only got 2 predictions correct but was saved by one of them being his bonus.
Twerton matched AAA's record of 2 correct predictions (no correct scores) but also matched SCO's balls to end up with negative points.
[b]329 SCO
323 Twerton
301 Snooty
291 AAA
290 Themaclad
268 BaggieOne
226 Sanjay/b]
Twerton's bad week costs him a share of the top spot as SCO opens up a 6 point gap. No changes below them though Snooty has consolidated his hold on the play-off spot while passing the 300 point mark.
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Worcestershire CCC - 2024 Season |
Posted by: Ska'dForLife-WBA - 03-04-2024, 12:53 - Forum: Cricket
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Worcestershire County Cricket Club
County Champions: 1964, 1965, 1974, 1988, 1989
One-Day Champions: 1991, 1994
T20 Champions: 2018
2024 Season
It's that wonderful time of year again. Peter's cathedral soars, Severn gleams blue and wide beyond the score-box, and with the fierce midday sun upon the ground, through heat-haze comes the wary sound of bat on ball. The County Championship remains squeezed on all sides by the ubiquitous white ball (bringing us another T20 World Cup this summer on top of the T20 Blast, the Hundred and the faded-yet-glorious One-Day Cup), yet for faithful Pears from Staunton to Dudley, from Tenbury to the lost lands of Stechford, Yardley, Moseley and Acock's Green, there's only one game in town this spring as Worcestershire tackle Division One cricket for the first time since 2018.
2023 became the annus mirabilis that no one expected, certainly after a miserable first six weeks in which the Pears had to thank the weather time and again for delivering us from defeat. Only when the climate turned for the better in May did the Pears find their mojo in a dogged chase against in-form Leicestershire, and they never looked back. 20-over and 50-over quarter-finals followed, with Adam Finch going Carlos Brathwaite on Yorkshire one memorable Friday night in May, while the Championship wins continued to come courtesy of runs from the bat of Jake Libby and newly-promoted opener Gareth Roderick, while Matthew Waite proved the best replacement for Ed Barnard we could ever have hoped for. With the ball, Joe Leach had his strongest campaign in years, and Finchy got the chance to show for the first time how many scalps he can take.
Yet no sooner had the team started going places than its youngest, most promising members decided to go to other places entirely. Or rather, one place: Trent Bridge. It could be argued that on their 2023 returns alone Worcestershire have already proved they can do without Jack Haynes or Josh Tongue (though there's no escaping the fact that Dillon Pennington's wickets will be missed), and the exits of Pat Brown, Mitchell Stanley and Ben Cox are more of a white-ball concern; but nevertheless, the Pears have to roll up at Edgbaston this Friday and hit the ground running somehow with a team of whom half will be new faces. Not that the recruitment has been lacklustre - there are reasons to be cheerful over the arrival of Rob Jones from Lancashire, Tom Taylor and Josh Cobb from Northants, Ethan Brookes from Warks and Yadvinder Singh through the SACA pathway, with Nathan Smith and Jason Holder as the primary overseas complement - but the newbies have no time or leeway to bed in during a campaign which will be half over before midsummer.
The thankless slog of 2018, when we had a more settled side, lingers long in the mind, and we may well be in for more of the same this summer. But having done the unexpected last year, here's hoping we have a few tricks up the sleeve yet. Come on you Pears.
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Garrard leaving |
Posted by: themaclad - 03-04-2024, 07:35 - Forum: Boreham Wood
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Luke Garrard will step down as Boreham Wood manager at the end of the season.
The 38-year-old has been in charge of the club since October 2015.
He led the club to the fifth round of the FA Cup in 2022 when they were knocked out by Everton having beaten Bournemouth and AFC Wimbledon in the previous rounds.
Garrard also took the club to the National League play-off three times - losing to Tranmere Rovers in the 2018 final at Wembley.
But this season the club has struggled and are third-from-bottom, three points adrift of safety with four matches to play.
"This advance announcement is made with a very heavy heart on my part, and because of Luke's service I want his departure to be dignified, respectful and honest," chairman Danny Hunter told the club website.
"That is very important because he should not be remembered for one disastrous season but for his volume of work over so many seasons.
"I remind those amongst us who think a manager should be sacked every time a club has a bad run, that if I adopted your policy Luke would have gone many times and because I was patient and he was supported, we created magic moments, and look over the years what we've achieved together."
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HTAFC Prediction League 2024 Matchday 14 |
Posted by: Lord Snooty - 01-04-2024, 23:46 - Forum: Huddersfield Town
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2 points for correct result
4 points for correct score
2 points for each correct scorer
Correct joker doubles your score (correct score on a joker would give you 8 points)
Wrong joker result gives you minus 2
Correct Random Badger gives you 2 points 
The random badger is used for any random prediction used once in each matchday sequence. For instance, a scorer at a particular match, the number of red cards in the matches or yellow cards or own goals or owt you want really within reason, I do need to be able to check whether it's correct or not. Please don't put stuff like....."Commentator says...."
The joker is played for one match in each sequence and if correct you get double points. So if you've predicted 1-0 and it finishes 2-0, you get 4 pts, but if you've predicted 2-0, that's 8 pts. But if you get it wrong, it's minus 2.
Jokers and badgers are optional. You don't have to play one if you don't want.
The prize for winning the league is one rep point.
Cup games: In the event of a draw, it's half the points if you've predicted a draw when it gets to 90 mins and the full points if it's still a draw after extra time. Half the points will be awarded for correctly predicting the winner of the match if it goes to penalties. Similarly with the badger, if your random prediction is affected by this, it'll be half the points.
Random score generator: I will be using the random score generator again for those who miss predicting, so we shouldn't get some people too far behind that after missing a couple of weeks they lose all interest, because I know it's not easy getting on here every week.
To be fair to everybody, this is going to be like, say if three people in one week miss their predictions, the first one in the table will be given all 0-0, the second one down the line will get 1-0 and the third will get 0-1 and so on, like if there's four missing the 4th will get 1-1, then 5th 2-1, 6th 1-2. and if there are so many missing, might as well pack in. 
And if you miss two weeks on the trot, I'll stop until you come back on again. Not doing it for half a season like I did t'other year. 
End of season Play Offs: The one who finishes top of the league will still be champion, but after the season finishes there will be Play Offs between the top 4, with 1st v 4th and 2nd v 3rd. This will take in stuff like the EFL Play Offs, FA Cup Final, final day of Prima Donna League, European Finals etc. It will be one matchday for the semis and one for the Final. It will be the individual scores for each matchday against the allotted opponent, with some kind of tie breaker for a drawn match.
The prize for winning will be enormous. Another rep point. 
So we have a new format for this season, which I put forward as an idea at the end of last season. Nobody offered any objections so here it is explained......
Firstly, I thought it was getting a bit boring towards the end with the league format as it was with the champion being so far ahead and everybody else not much to play for apart from the push for a play off spot, which was a bit of an anticlimax anyway. The most exciting bit was the tussle for 8th, 9th and 10th positions with Shep, Ritchie and Amelia.
So I'm splitting the group up into two groups with the top six from last season in the top group and the bottom six in group 2. At the end of the season, the winner of group 2 and the bottom of group 1 will swap places in what is commonly known as "promotion" and "relegation". It's something that most football fans will be familiar with, unless you're a fan of Liverpool or Arsenal or one of those other fashionable clubs.
The second placed player in group 2 will then have a play off with the player who finishes second from the bottom in group 1 to decide whether they will be going up, down or staying where they are.
We're going to have two seasons in one though, just to try and make it a bit more interesting and not so long drawn out. The first season will end on the Boxing Day fixtures, with the play offs being on the dates of the Twixtmas fixtures and the NYD fixtures.
The second season will start the following week, finishing on the last game of the Championship season. Then another period of relegation/promotion play off games, taking in such fixtures as the EFL play offs, FA Cup Final, UEFA finals and such like.
Each group will have it's own set of fixtures. Both groups will have the Town games, with scorers to predict as before. Then it will be a split of Championship fixtures and bonus matches. And not as many fixtures to go at. Hopefully around ten, eleven or twelve games per Matchday.
The rest of the rules will be the same as before apart from the which will still be in use, but I'm going to get arsey about it. Sometimes in the past, I've been able to just award two points immediately because it was such a nailed on thing to happen. Not accusing anyone of cheating. Far from it. I didn't put any boundaries on it, so anything was alright. So now I'm restricting it to three goal scorers in any of the games in your group. Sorry to all our more adventurous badgerers.
Here's how that will appear at the end of the fixture list. All you have to do is fill in the blanks.......
*** scores for ***
*** scores for ***
*** scores for ***
Any of those will score two points if correct. No minus points for getting it wrong.
The joker will still be the same as before, ie doubling your points for a correct prediction or minus 2 for getting it wrong.
Postponed matches will only count if the match is re-played before the next Matchday is under way. Abandoned matches will be awarded half the points for the score at the time of abandonment, so 1 point if you have the correct result, 2 points if you have the correct score.
Substitute :- These will be only be allowed if you change them before the match involved has kicked off.
Division One table after Matchday 13:
- Lord Snooty = 287 pts
- St Charles Owl = 284 pts
- jjamez = 266 pts
- Baggiebob(BBB) = 258 pts
- themaclad = 258 pts
- ritchiebaby = 243 pts
Friday 5th April:
Rotherham United v Plymouth Argyle
Saturday 6th April:
Town v Millwall
Town scorers:
Millwall scorers:
Norwich City v Ipswich Town (12:30)
Blackburn Rovers v Southampton
Cardiff City v Hull City
Coventry City v Leeds United
Leicester City v Birmingham City
Middlesbrough v Swansea City
Queens Park Rangers v Sheffield Wednesday
Stoke City v West Bromwich Albion
Sunderland v Bristol City
Watford v Preston North End
Tuesday 9th April:
Preston v Town
Town scorers:
PNE scorers:
Bonus matches:
Premier League:
Saturday:
Everton v Burnley
Scottish Premiership:
Saturday:
Hibernian v St Johnstone
Sunday:
Rangers v Celtic (12:00)
Champions League Quarter finals 1st leg:
Tuesday:
Arsenal v Bayern Munich
*** scores for ***
*** scores for ***
*** scores for ***
Division Two table after Matchday 13:
- Devongone = 255 pts
- theo_luddite = 247 pts
- neonfoxinthebox = 246 pts
- SHEP_HTAFC = 243 pts
- WakeyTerrier = 190 pts
- Amelia Chaffinch = 179 pts
Saturday 6th April:
Town v Millwall
Town scorers:
Millwall scorers:
Tuesday 9th April:
Preston v Town
Town scorers:
PNE scorers:
Millwall v Leicester City
Plymouth Argyle v Queens Park Rangers
Sheffield Wednesday v Norwich City
Southampton v Coventry City
Leeds United v Sunderland
Wednesday 10th April:
Birmingham City v Cardiff City
Bristol City v Blackburn Rovers
Hull City v Middlesbrough
Ipswich Town v Watford
Swansea City v Stoke City
West Bromwich Albion v Rotherham United
Bonus matches:
Premier League:
Saturday:
Brighton & Hove Albion v Arsenal (17:30)
Sunday:
Manchester United v Liverpool (15:30)
EFL Trophy Final:
Sunday:
Peterborough United v Wycombe Wanderers (16:30)
Champions League Quarter finals 1st leg:
Tuesday:
Real Madrid v Manchester City
*** scores for ***
*** scores for ***
*** scores for ***
Matchdays still to come:-
Matchday 15: Friday 12th to Wednesday 17th April
Matchday 16: Saturday 20th to Wednesday 24th April
Matchday 17: Saturday 27th to Tuesday 30th April
Matchday 18: Saturday 4th May
The regular season ends with both divisions playing the same fixtures of the final day of the Championship. Then......
Play Off semi final 1st leg: Thursday 9th to Monday 13th May
Play Off semi final 2nd leg: Thursday 16th to Sunday 19th May
So the final whistle for the Play Offs will be when the last ball is kicked on the last day of the Premier League. We're not going to go as far as the finals of the Play Offs or the FA Cup.
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