Week 36 results
WATFORD 0 LEEDS UNITED 3
A comfortable win for Leeds, to make it four unbeaten, and they kept their first clean sheet in 18 Premier League matches. Nobody got this spot-on, but 10 did have the outcome.
READING 1 CARDIFF CITY 2
Cardiff came from behind to win at Reading for the first time since 2011 as substitute Will Vaulks' 85th-minute goal earned them the win. Reading have now lost seven Championship games this season that they have led in. 3 had this spot-on, and a further 4 got the outcome. 20 predicted a win for Reading.
CHELTENHAM TOWN v PLYMOUTH ARGYLE VOID Due to adminstrative error. Should have been Cheltenham v Portsmouth.
OXFORD UNITED 1 SUNDERLAND 2
Substitute Elliot Embleton scored an 89th-minute winner to stretch Sunderland's unbeaten run to seven matches, while Oxford's play-off hopes appear in tatters after three successive defeats. That late goal was good news for the 6 who got this spot-on, and the 4 who had the outcome.
ROCHDALE 1 WALSALL 0
Conor Grant scored the only goal of the game as Rochdale further eased any relegation fears. A massive 10 had this spot-on, in what was the weeks most predicted score, and another 5 got the outcome.
SWINDON TOWN 0 NEWPORT COUNTY 1
Newport boosted their League Two play-off hopes courtesy of a 90th-minute own goal by Dion Conroy. Another late goal that was good news for the 3 who got this spot-on, and the 2 who had the outcome.
First of all apologies for my senior moment, when I got Portsmouth mixed up with Plymouth. No harm done, only to my pride. Week 37 will now be an 11 game one to make up for this error. As for the other five games, they produced a healty 22 spot-ons, with only three 6 game weeks doing better this season, but with only 25 outcomes, it took the gloss off the week. There is no doubt who was the weeks top performer. It is concordman, by being the only one to have three 3 pointers, the wins for Cardiff, Sunderland and Rochdale, and one outcome to give him an excellent 10 points. This is the third week running he has got a double figure score to make him the weeks top scorer in each one. Three members did well to have two 3 pointers, the best of which came from Madeira163, who had the wins for Rochdale and Newport, and two outcomes to give him a very decent 8 points. It looks like the 1-0 is going to be the top result for the season, as today's one made it the 30th. That is four more than the 0-1, as the one today moved it into second place, with the 1-1 one further behind in third.
In the Premier We have a new leader for only the fourth time this season in this division, as the great recent run from concordman has finally taken him to the summit. That means the fine 14 week run at the top for TheFatGooner comes to an end, and despite getting the Rochdale 1-0 spot-on, he finds himself 5 points adrift. Up a place to a season high third is ghughes11, after he got the wins for Sunderland and Rochdale spot-on. Going 1-1 all games has given RSCOSWORTH a lot of success over the years, but not today, as his blank week drops him into the final Super Cup place. The only change in the rest of the division has basher2010 moving up a place, and increasing his chances of avoiding the drop. The bottom three has remained the same for the last nine weeks, and with only 21 games left to the season, time is running out to not take that run to eleven weeks.
In Division One This league has been one of the most exciting in Happy League history, and it shows every sign of going to the last game of the season, before anthing will be decided. Only the Sunderland outcome for BFG, but it was enough for him to remain top for the second week running. Back up into the other automatic spot, after three weeks away, goes blueeagle, after he had the Cardiff 2-1 spot-on. Only the Rochdale outcome for thrillseeker, means he drops to third. One 3 pointer each for Tropical_Us, the Sunderland 2-1, and wessex_exile, the Cardiff 2-1, keeps them fourth and fifth. Despite firing a blank, burnsieespana remains in the final play-off spot, but only on the most 3 pointer rule from Lewis_1. Having the Rochdale 1-0 spot-on gives MrHappy2 every chance of making the top six, 2 points further back. Three outcomes for gerry_us, keeps him well in contention. A strong second-half to the season for bwildered continued, as he had the Sunderland 2-1 spot-on, but he could do with the season lasting a bit longer if he is to make the play-offs. The other member to get two 3 pointers this week was durham_exile, the wins for Rochdale and Newport, to give him a decent 7 points.
THE TABLES (259 out of 280 played)
(Tie-breaker: Most 3 pointers, and then the first to post)
Week 37 Fixtures This now an 11 game week, to make up for the administrative error in Week 36, picked by this weeks guest Daniel. He has gone with what I think is a good theme, of teams Frank Nouble has played for. Don't forget the deadline this week is Good Friday 13.00. If you are too late for the Exeter game, still predict the other 10 games
BIRMINGHAM CITY v COVENTRY CITY
SWANSEA CITY v BARNSLEY
WEST BROMWICH ALBION v BLACKPOOL
CHARLTON ATHLETIC v MORECAMBE
CHELTENHAM TOWN v GILLINGHAM
WYCOMBE WANDERERS v PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
EXETER CITY v COLCHESTER UNITED (13.00)
HARROGATE TOWN v SWINDON TOWN
LEYTON ORIENT v SCUNTHORPE UNITED
NEWPORT COUNTY v CRAWLEY TOWN
ROTHERHAM UNITED v IPSWICH TOWN (Sat 12.30)
Good luck everybody.
[Post edited 15 Apr 2022 10:24]
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