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As usual, I feel bad for all the teams that were relegated, like Cardiff. Huddersfield gave it all they got against Man U even though there was nothing to play for and Manchester played like relegation was on the line for them. 

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Dutch football magazine VI has an article on their website where they claim the eight minutes where a replacement corner flag was sought were the most exciting of the match. Ziggo Sports tv analyst Wim Kieft* didn't feel like analysing at half time, and they joke he was right and that Ziggo should have cancelled the broadcast by turning the channel to black.

The match was godawful, of course.

 

*Remember Euro 88? https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xyr2ux

 

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1 hour ago, Dmitry said:

ManU still has a theoretical shot at the Champions League. They thought they'd roll over Huddersfield, but good on H. for keeping them at bay.

How do you figure that. Spurs have 70 points and Man U has 66 with one match to go. 

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16 minutes ago, Brad said:

How do you figure that. Spurs have 70 points and Man U has 66 with one match to go. 

Correct me if I'm wrong:

PL is allowed 5 teams in the CL. Right now ManU is in the 6th spot, one point behind Arsenal, with both clubs having one match to play.

The Europa Cup winner will automatically go into the next CL. Could be either Chelsea(3) or Arsenal(5).

Won't it give ManU  a shot at the CL, if they bump Arsenal off the 5th berth? 

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https://www.premierleague.com/news/671047

*If the winners of the FA Cup finish in the top five, their UEL spot goes to the next-placed team in the PL yet to qualify
**If the winners of the EFL Cup finish in the top five, their UEL spot goes to the next-placed team in the PL yet to qualify

Should a Premier League club win the UEFA Champions League they will automatically qualify for the group stage of next season’s competition regardless of their league finishing position.

A maximum of five Premier League teams are eligible for UEFA Champions League qualification.

 

I'm still confused on that.

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10 hours ago, mjazzg said:

Football. Lovely football.

Marvellous Liverpool

An incredible game. Alexander-Arnold's corner was cheeky genius. The atmosphere sounded deafening . Cliched it may be but the crowd really were the 12th man last night. 

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I’d like to see Ajax win today and I think they will; Spurs have not played well lately. Moreover, if Spurs prevail, Liverpool will surely win and that is the last thing I’d want to see.

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Spurs, my local team, two miles away. COYS!!

However who as a serious football fan hasn't got a soft spot for Ajax. Great history, great legacy throughout Europe and a classic home strip too

 

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