Segunda finishes tonight!Winston Biscuit wrote:Zaragoza lose yet again and have blown automatic promotion.
Albecete beat them which means they jump out the last relegation zone and 99/00 La Liga winners Deportivo La Coruna drop into it with just 1 game to go!
Deportivo have their final game against Fuenlabrada who are in the final play off sport and need to win to keep that
Midtable as ever for the mighty CD TenerifeWinston Biscuit wrote:Segunda finishes tonight!Winston Biscuit wrote:Zaragoza lose yet again and have blown automatic promotion.
Albecete beat them which means they jump out the last relegation zone and 99/00 La Liga winners Deportivo La Coruna drop into it with just 1 game to go!
Deportivo have their final game against Fuenlabrada who are in the final play off sport and need to win to keep that
Simmops wrote:Why?
Thoughts and prayers with Robert Lewandowski who must be going through a tough time right nowFrance Football: "Such a year cannot - and should not - be treated as an ordinary year.
"We did not want to put an indelible asterisk on the prize list like 'Trophy won in exceptional circumstances due to the Covid-19 health crisis'."
Winston Biscuit wrote:Simmops wrote:Why?Thoughts and prayers with Robert Lewandowski who must be going through a tough time right nowFrance Football: "Such a year cannot - and should not - be treated as an ordinary year.
"We did not want to put an indelible asterisk on the prize list like 'Trophy won in exceptional circumstances due to the Covid-19 health crisis'."
Would like to see Immobile over here, very good striker. I know he didn't have a great time in Germany but I think he'd be a good option for Manchester City/United.Winston Biscuit wrote:Juventus beat lazio 2-1 meaning they are going to win the league
Ronaldo scored twice meaning he now has 30 goals. Immobile scored once meaning he now has 30 goals.
Before tonight only 2 players in the past 60 years had scored 30 goals or more in a Serie A season (Toni and Higuain). 4 games left for either of them to try and get 6 goals and equal the all time Serie A record
I mean he is going to win La Liga's golden boot (25 goals) despite missing two months of the season through injury, and has also set a La Liga assists record for a single season with 21 so far. But yeah, Lewandowski would have been deserving, not least should Bayern win the CL.Simmops wrote:Winston Biscuit wrote:Simmops wrote:Why?Thoughts and prayers with Robert Lewandowski who must be going through a tough time right nowFrance Football: "Such a year cannot - and should not - be treated as an ordinary year.
"We did not want to put an indelible asterisk on the prize list like 'Trophy won in exceptional circumstances due to the Covid-19 health crisis'."
Very harsh for him. Although messi would have somehow won it.
Deportivo, along with some other clubs, have requested to the Spanish FA that they stay in that division as not playing at the same time puts them at a disadvantage. They say their opponents, Fuenlabrada, broke all sorts of agreed rules on how to handle Covid and Deportivo should not be punished due to that.Winston Biscuit wrote:Deportivo's match with Fuenlabrada was postponed after 6 players from the latter came down with coroners. Spanish FA decided the other matches should go ahead and so they did.
Results in the other games didnt go their way with Lugo and Albecete both winning and so Deportivo are relegated to the 3rd tier.
The rearranged game is still important as Fuenlabrada can get into the play offs with a win
Whilst I have some sympathy - how would Depor playing have effected the other results? Even if they had played and won, they would still have dropped.Winston Biscuit wrote:Deportivo, along with some other clubs, have requested to the Spanish FA that they stay in that division as not playing at the same time puts them at a disadvantage. They say their opponents, Fuenlabrada, broke all sorts of agreed rules on how to handle Covid and Deportivo should not be punished due to that.Winston Biscuit wrote:Deportivo's match with Fuenlabrada was postponed after 6 players from the latter came down with coroners. Spanish FA decided the other matches should go ahead and so they did.
Results in the other games didnt go their way with Lugo and Albecete both winning and so Deportivo are relegated to the 3rd tier.
The rearranged game is still important as Fuenlabrada can get into the play offs with a win
Also It is revealed that Javier Tebas, the president of La Liga, had an undeclared job paying €130k a year for 2 years as an advisor to Fuenlabrada up to 2018. This is a big story in itself and looks like it may result in him being booted out of Spanish football, but Deportivo are also using it as an argument as to why they should stay in the Segunda division.
Agreed. On Deportivo's side of things it seems to be more on principle than anything else. I read that 8 clubs have complained to the Spanish FA about the matches going ahead while one was postponed. it's something that was considered an absolute no-no in the past. Also Fuenlabrada now know exactly what result they need to get a play off place, which clubs are angry about.Stranded wrote:Whilst I have some sympathy - how would Depor playing have effected the other results? Even if they had played and won, they would still have dropped.Winston Biscuit wrote:Deportivo, along with some other clubs, have requested to the Spanish FA that they stay in that division as not playing at the same time puts them at a disadvantage. They say their opponents, Fuenlabrada, broke all sorts of agreed rules on how to handle Covid and Deportivo should not be punished due to that.Winston Biscuit wrote:Deportivo's match with Fuenlabrada was postponed after 6 players from the latter came down with coroners. Spanish FA decided the other matches should go ahead and so they did.
Results in the other games didnt go their way with Lugo and Albecete both winning and so Deportivo are relegated to the 3rd tier.
The rearranged game is still important as Fuenlabrada can get into the play offs with a win
Also It is revealed that Javier Tebas, the president of La Liga, had an undeclared job paying €130k a year for 2 years as an advisor to Fuenlabrada up to 2018. This is a big story in itself and looks like it may result in him being booted out of Spanish football, but Deportivo are also using it as an argument as to why they should stay in the Segunda division.
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