Premier league games 9th &10th april

[kaz7]

Saturday 9th April 2016 This table charts the fixtures during Saturday 9th April 2016
Barclays Premier League

12:45 West Ham Vs Arsenal

15:00 Aston Villa Vs Bournemouth

15:00 Crystal Palace Vs Norwich

15:00 Southampton Vs Newcastle

15:00 Swansea Vs Chelsea

15:00 Watford Vs Everton

Man City V West Brom
17:30

Sunday 10th April 2016
Barclays Premier League

13:30 Sunderland Vs Leicester

16:00 Preview Liverpool Vs Stoke

Tottenham V Man Utd
16:00

 

[kaz7]

Position Team Played Goal Difference Points

1 Leicester 32 24 69
2 Tottenham 32 32 62
3 Arsenal 31 22 58
4 Man City 31 24 54
5 Man Utd 31 12 53
6 West Ham 31 12 51
7 Southampton 32 8 47
8 Stoke 32 -3 47
9 Liverpool 30 5 45
10 Chelsea 31 8 44
11 West Brom 31 -7 40
12 Everton 30 9 38
13 Bournemouth 32 -16 38
14 Watford 31 -6 37
15 Swansea 32 -9 37
16 Crystal Palace 31 -8 34
17 Norwich 32 -21 31
18 Sunderland 31 -19 27
19 Newcastle 31 -27 25
20 Aston Villa 32 -40 16

 

[Big Swifty]

W Ham v Arsenal, Spurs v Rags - what kind of results would suit City best in pursuit of a CL spot?

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

W Ham v Arsenal, Spurs v Rags - what kind of results would suit City best in pursuit of a CL spot?

Ideally a united loss and a west ham win.

I have a feeling it might go the other way in both though.

 

[kaz7]

My brain hurts trying to work it out,top 2 has gone though i think

 

[KentBlue]

As long as we get top 4 and the rags don't we'll at least have salvaged something from this season. Plus we've got a trophy and a good chance of making the semi-finals of the C.L. It could have been much worse.

 

[mat]

Wet Sham win and Spuds draw will do.

 

[Inter Me Nan]

Wet Sham win and Spuds draw will do.

!!!!!!!!

I want to be as many points in front of the rags as possible so Spuds win for me.

 

[Rammyblues]

Spurs to batter rags. West Ham and Arsenal to draw, then it will be in our hands whether we finish third or not.

 

[George Hannah]

BBC National News giving Leicester the big one just now. The greatest story ever told, bigger than the Loch Ness Monster turning up. Gary Lineker on camera and revving it up as expected - beat Sunderland and the world is ours!!!!