dronefromsector7G
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Yup. Expecting a 2 or 3-1 scoreline
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Premier League Games 2/3 Dec
- Thread starter kaz7
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dickie davies
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Perhaps they should ask the ref to chalk it off thenThey have scored way to early
kaz7
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Morata is such a baby,wants a pen for everything several times a game
PannickAtTheDisco
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That's not surprising, Newcastle just look incapable of defending that tempo.
kaz7
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1-1
Paulpowersleftfoot
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Tottenham will be looking to get their title challenge back on track today in what is a massive game for them against Watford, in the race for the title. They sit just 16 points behind leaders Man City.
Meanwhile in Scotland, St Johnstone look to get their title challenge back on track against Kilmarnock. They sit just 16 points behind leaders Celtic.
Meanwhile in Spain, Real Sociedad have a tough away game at Atletico but will be hoping to get their title challenge back on track, as they sit just 16 points behind leaders Barcelona.
Meanwhile in Germany, Freiburg are looking to get their title challenge back on track. They sit just 17 points behind leaders Bayern, and are not letting the fact that they are in the bottom 3, two points off safety, distract them from their title challenge.
And finally, in the Spanish 2nd tier, there is a title deciding clash today as leaders Huesca take on the side that sit just 17 points below them, Cordoba, who will not let the fact that they are bottom of the table (22nd) dishearten them as they look to get their title challenge back on track.
I think it can be agreed that the race for the Prem title is the most exciting ever this season. The City v Spurs clash this month looks pivotal.
I think this is Spurs' year.
Meanwhile in Scotland, St Johnstone look to get their title challenge back on track against Kilmarnock. They sit just 16 points behind leaders Celtic.
Meanwhile in Spain, Real Sociedad have a tough away game at Atletico but will be hoping to get their title challenge back on track, as they sit just 16 points behind leaders Barcelona.
Meanwhile in Germany, Freiburg are looking to get their title challenge back on track. They sit just 17 points behind leaders Bayern, and are not letting the fact that they are in the bottom 3, two points off safety, distract them from their title challenge.
And finally, in the Spanish 2nd tier, there is a title deciding clash today as leaders Huesca take on the side that sit just 17 points below them, Cordoba, who will not let the fact that they are bottom of the table (22nd) dishearten them as they look to get their title challenge back on track.
I think it can be agreed that the race for the Prem title is the most exciting ever this season. The City v Spurs clash this month looks pivotal.
I think this is Spurs' year.
dronefromsector7G
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Only just switched it on as well. A very rag-like goal, hoof it in and get lucky
TCIB
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Ref with a great foul from behind on the Chelsea player then haha.
TCIB
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Agreed, they need more media training, i'll get me coat.Chelsea don’t look at all comfortable under the press.