I feel like the Saint-Etienne scout might be a bit workshy.Winston Biscuit wrote:Saint-Etienne have an english goalkeeper (20 year old Etienne Green from Colchester) playing for them tonight. Just pulled off a great save against Lille
In Spain, teams on the same points are split by head to head not GD. So if Real win and Atletico draw, it is Real's title.Sanguine wrote:Well, as fans we can't have too many complaints this season.
Champions League race goes down to the final day in both the Premier League (2 from 3) and Serie A (technically 3 from 4, although Atalanta's goal difference should see them qualify even if they lose to Milan).
La Liga title will be decided on the final day. A draw at Valladolid will be enough for Atletico unless Real beat Villareal by three goals or more, in which case they'd need a win. Villareal at least have something to play for - they need a better result than Betis (who go to Celta Vigo) to sneak into the second Europa league spot.
Ligue 1 also goes to the final day and will be decided away from home. Monaco are at Lens and need to win whilst hoping Angers beat Lille, and Brest beat PSG. PSG can win the league with a victory if Lille fail to win, and a draw would be enough if Lille lose. At the bottom, six (6, SIX) teams can still be sucked into the relegation play-off. Reims are in 13th on 42 points, with Nantes in 18th on 41. Brest are one of them and play PSG, so may need to rely on Lorient or Nantes below them losing.
In Belgium, Mechelen came 8th in the league but have hit a patch of form and qualified for the Europa League play-off round. Similarly Genk came 4th but got the better of Antwerp and Anderlecht to make the Champions League play-offs.
And if that doesn’t happen Florentine Perez will pass a law giving the title to Real anyway as they ‘deserve’ itStranded wrote:In Spain, teams on the same points are split by head to head not GD. So if Real win and Atletico draw, it is Real's title.Sanguine wrote:Well, as fans we can't have too many complaints this season.
Champions League race goes down to the final day in both the Premier League (2 from 3) and Serie A (technically 3 from 4, although Atalanta's goal difference should see them qualify even if they lose to Milan).
La Liga title will be decided on the final day. A draw at Valladolid will be enough for Atletico unless Real beat Villareal by three goals or more, in which case they'd need a win. Villareal at least have something to play for - they need a better result than Betis (who go to Celta Vigo) to sneak into the second Europa league spot.
Ligue 1 also goes to the final day and will be decided away from home. Monaco are at Lens and need to win whilst hoping Angers beat Lille, and Brest beat PSG. PSG can win the league with a victory if Lille fail to win, and a draw would be enough if Lille lose. At the bottom, six (6, SIX) teams can still be sucked into the relegation play-off. Reims are in 13th on 42 points, with Nantes in 18th on 41. Brest are one of them and play PSG, so may need to rely on Lorient or Nantes below them losing.
In Belgium, Mechelen came 8th in the league but have hit a patch of form and qualified for the Europa League play-off round. Similarly Genk came 4th but got the better of Antwerp and Anderlecht to make the Champions League play-offs.
Hope not. Terribly dull defensive side.Simmops wrote:Pray for Atletico
That's an opinion borrowed from prior seasons. Suarez, Llorente and Felix have been brilliant this season.Orion1871 wrote:Hope not. Terribly dull defensive side.Simmops wrote:Pray for Atletico
My mistake, you're right they are a free flowing attacking team reminiscent of the 1970 Brazil side. You can be dreadfully dull and still score goals. Atleti merely have better finishers than the other two.NathStPaul wrote:They are joint second highest scorers in La Liga with Real Madrid. DeFeNsIvE LOLZ!
They have, and like I said in the above post Atleti have better finishers than Barca (excluding Messi) and Madrid (excluding Benzema).Sanguine wrote:That's an opinion borrowed from prior seasons. Suarez, Llorente and Felix have been brilliant this season.Orion1871 wrote:Hope not. Terribly dull defensive side.Simmops wrote:Pray for Atletico
Have you read the rest of his posts? The Liverpool thread around the time of the CL match-up v Real Madrid is a particular highlight.NathStPaul wrote:Nobody said they were an attacking team, just pointing out they are not incredibly dull which is backed up by facts. Why dig a hole for yourself? Just admit you are wrong and move on.
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