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RE: Th Desmond Thread - themaclad - 15-02-2020
Warrenpoint v Institute
Valencia v Atletico
RE: Th Desmond Thread - themaclad - 16-02-2020
Caerdydd v The Pies
Albion v Trees
Hearts v Amlton
Hornchurch v Merstham
Wingate & Finchley v Bowers & Pitsea
Harrow v Chesham
Bordeaux v Dijon
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Amiens v PSG
Ligue 1 leaders Paris St-Germain drew 4-4 with Amiens in a remarkable game, coming from 3-0 down to lead before conceding a late equaliser.
Amiens, who are in the relegation zone, raced into a huge lead when Gael Kakuta set up a Serhou Guirassy opener before scoring a brilliant second himself - with Fousseni Diabate adding a third.
Ander Herrera volleyed in, Tanguy Kouassi scored two headers and Mauro Icardi tapped home to make it 4-3.
But Guirassy's late goal saved Amiens.
PSG, who visit Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League last 16 on Tuesday, left out Kylian Mbappe and Neymar but named an otherwise strong team.
Manager Thomas Tuchel had already walked down the tunnel to prepare his half-time speech after witnessing a first-half demolition when Herrera, who was playing at right-back, pulled one back.
PSG made two changes at half-time, bringing on Marco Verratti and Marquinhos, and dominated from then on.
Kouassi, a 17-year-old defender, scored his first two league goals from Julian Draxler and Angel di Maria corners and Icardi finished from Juan Bernat's low cross.
But in injury time, Amiens rescued a sensational draw as Quentin Cornette picked out Guirassy in the centre to slot home.
PSG are now 13 points clear of second-placed Marseille, who travel to Lille on Sunday, while Amiens remain in 19th position.
RE: Th Desmond Thread - talkSAFT - 16-02-2020
(14-02-2020, 23:42)themaclad Wrote: Double Desmond almost within sight Hull 4 with Swansea to say the bit I’ve seen some of the defending has been shite and that’s being kind
It’s a double
FREE DRINKS, Mac.
.....and I missed the big Tutu result from Champs v Gumps
RE: Th Desmond Thread - themaclad - 16-02-2020
Don't worry at the end of the season I will trawl through this thread and see how many we have racked up £1 per DD towards cost of running forum
RE: Th Desmond Thread - themaclad - 17-02-2020
Real v Celta Vigo
Sevilla v Espanyol
RE: Th Desmond Thread - themaclad - 19-02-2020
Margate v Hornchurch
Motherwell v St Mirren
RE: Th Desmond Thread - themaclad - 23-02-2020
Brentford v The Plastics
Carlisle v Morecambe
Leyton Orient v Oldham
Sutton v Barrow
Guiseley v Gateshead
Hereford v Darlington
Heerenveen v ADO Den Haag
Morton 4 Alloa 4
Alloa Athletic netted two late goals to complete a dramatic comeback at Greenock Morton and climb out of the Scottish Championship's bottom two.
The hosts led 4-2 after a remarkable, see-sawing first half at Cappielow.
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Alloa rallied from Kyle Jacobs' opener with goals from Alan Trouten and Kevin Cawley before Luca Colville, Reghan Tumilty and Bob McHugh scored in quick succession to put Morton in command.
Kevin O'Hara cut the deficit and Robbie Deas headed a stoppage-time equaliser.
Alloa are now a point above Queen of the South and four clear of Partick Thistle, having played a game more than both.
Morton are two points above Peter Grant's side in seventh and also have a game in hand.
RE: Th Desmond Thread - talkSAFT - 24-02-2020
"Alloa rallied from Kyle Jacobs' opener with goals from Alan Trouten and Kevin Cawley before Luca Colville, Reghan Tumilty and Bob McHugh scored in quick succession to put Morton in command.
Kevin O'Hara cut the deficit and Robbie Deas headed a stoppage-time equaliser."
Good ol' Robbie Deas. I had a fiver on him getting the last goal in a 4-all draw. (Won £20
)
RE: Th Desmond Thread - themaclad - 24-02-2020
TS Getting the scorer of the 8th goal in a Scottish game deserves more than the £20 you picked up.
St Johnstone v Rangers
RE: Th Desmond Thread - talkSAFT - 24-02-2020
(24-02-2020, 13:06)themaclad Wrote: TS Getting the scorer of the 8th goal in a Scottish game deserves more than the £20 you picked up.
Are you kidding? When my bookie saw me coming he offered me Evens, but I talked him into 4s (
) Don't worry: I'm sending £4 off to the Taxman before I go off on holiday celebration.