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Week 31 results.


Who needs a Jason & Kylie reunion, our very own Pinky and Perky have finally made it to the top spot together...bless!

Otherwise, poor show, must do better...



?? - 0 Correct Results + 3 Correct Scores = 9 pts

MM - 3 Correct Results + 2 Correct Scores = 9 pts


EP - 3 Correct Results + 1 Correct Score = 6 pts

Mx - 3 Correct Results + 1 Correct Score = 6 pts


OT - 5 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 5 pts

PD - 5 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 5 pts

RC - 5 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 5 pts

DR - Played a maxxi = 5 pts


JL - 4 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 4 pts

LG - 4 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 4 pts

RD - 4 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 4 pts


SC - 3 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 3 pts


AM - 2 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 2 pts

Half-time scores in the EDF Champions League Semi-Finals...


Mx 1 JL 0

OT 1 AM 1



AM's predictions are...


Real Madrid 3 Bor Dortmund 2

Barca 3 Bayern 2



JL's predictions are...


Real Madrid 3 Bor Dortmund 0

Barca 2 Bayern 1



Mx's predictions are...


Real Madrid 3 Bor Dortmund 1

Barca 3 Bayern 2



OT's predictions are...


Real Madrid 3 Bor Dortmund 0

Barca 3 Bayern 1



Everyone has predicted two home wins, so Jah will need one more correct score than maxxi to progress.

Meds and Ots, if not getting any correct scores, will have to go through the tie break system of who got closest to the overall aggregate score...good luck!

I've just done the BBC's Premier League Predictor for the top 5 clubs... http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/predictor/default.stm


Looks like it could be another goal difference decider...or maybe another dodgy Lasagne!


Man Utd 38 48 92

Man City 38 37 83

Chelsea 38 36 75

Arsenal 38 33 71

Spurs 38 23 71

???? Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> Otta Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > I see myself & JL had the same predictions.

> Great

> > minds think alike! Or blurred minds, you

> decide.

>




>

> ...blurred minds



Indeed. In making my first predictions I managed to completely mess up by thinking they were the second legs. Where I got that idea from I've no idea. Must of had a few.

The 'Half-time' scores in the EDF Champions League Semi-Finals were...


Mx 1 JL 0

OT 1 AM 1



After this weeks games the 'Full=time' scores are...



AM...


Real Madrid 3 Bor Dortmund 2 = 1 pt

Barca 3 Bayern 2 = 0 pt



JL...


Real Madrid 3 Bor Dortmund 0 = 1 pt

Barca 2 Bayern 1 = 0 pt



Mx...


Real Madrid 3 Bor Dortmund 1 = 1 pt

Barca 3 Bayern 2 = 0 pt



OT...


Real Madrid 3 Bor Dortmund 0 = 1 pt

Barca 3 Bayern 1 = 0 pt




Mx 2 JL 1 - Mx Qualifies

OT 2 AM 2*


*Tie-Breaker:


The two overall aggregate scores for the semis were...


Dortmund 4 Madrid 3

Bayern 7 Barca 0



AM predicted overall aggregate scores of..


Dortmund 3 Madrid 3 (1 goal out)

Bayern 4 Barca 3 (6 goals out)


A total of 7 goals out.




OT predicted overall aggregate scores of..


Dortmund 1 Madrid 5 (5 goals out)

Bayern 4 Barca 4 (7 goals out)


A total of 12 goals out


AM Qualifies



The EDF Champion's League Final will be an all EDF affair, AM versus Mx, to be played on Saturday 25th May 2013.

May the best German win...

Week 32 fixtures.

It's a Brucie Bonus Bonanza this week with 3 additional mid-week games, so a good chance to score heavily and make up some lost ground or pull away from your rivals...



Saturday 4th May 2013


Fulham V Reading

Norwich V Aston Villa

Swansea V Man City

Tottenham V Southampton

West Brom V Wigan

West Ham V Newcastle

QPR V Arsenal



Sunday 5th May 2013


Liverpool V Everton

Man Utd V Chelsea



Monday 6th May 2013


Sunderland V Stoke



Tuesday 7th May 2013


Man City V West Brom

Wigan V Swansea



Wednesday 8th May 2013


Chelsea V Tottenham



This week's Coupon Buster is a Quarter Pound of Rubbish to beat Arsenal...

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