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Chelsea 0....Fulham 0

Still 0-0 at the end of extra time, but Chelsea win 4-3 on penalties.
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Valencia 2....FC Barcelona 2

Cesc Fabregas equalises with 13 minutes to go, but after 4 matches played, Valencia are still top (3 wins/1 draw) and Barcelona are fourth (2 wins/ 2 draws).
 
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Well done to Valencia, lets hope they can hold their lead.

Saw the City game, it was a very nice goal by Hargreaves. Good to see him back in action, he is a quality player, and very well spoken to.
 

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Ayr 1....Hearts 1 (after extra time)......Ayr win 4-1 on penalties

For the match at Somerset Park, Hearts manager Paulo Sergio made no less than 8 changes to the team that had defeated St. Mirren at the weekend.

After a first half with neither side finding the net, it took just three minutes into the second half for Scott Robinson put Hearts into the lead, but Ayr had equalised through Gareth Woodlaw to leave the score level at 90 minutes. No further goals were scored in the extra-time period, taking the match into the dreaded penalty shoot-out and the Ayr goalkeeper Kevin Cuthbert saved from both Danny Grainger and Rudi Skacel, culminating in Ayr winning the shoot-out 4-1.

This was the second Premiership side that Ayr had beaten in this season's competition, as they defeated Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the previous round.
 

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Ayr 1....Hearts 1 (after extra time)......Ayr win 4-1 on penalties

For the match at Somerset Park, Hearts manager Paulo Sergio made no less than 8 changes to the team that had defeated St. Mirren at the weekend.

After a first half with neither side finding the net, it took just three minutes into the second half for Scott Robinson put Hearts into the lead, but Ayr had equalised through Gareth Woodlaw to leave the score level at 90 minutes. No further goals were scored in the extra-time period, taking the match into the dreaded penalty shoot-out and the Ayr goalkeeper Kevin Cuthbert saved from both Danny Grainger and Rudi Skacel, culminating in Ayr winning the shoot-out 4-1.



This was the second Premiership side that Ayr had beaten in this season's competition, as they defeated Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the previous round.

The sooner that head case Romanov goes the better - he makes The Glazers look like responsible owners :p
 

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La Liga....rearranged match

Real Betis 4....Real Zaragoza 3

Roque Santa Cruz, on loan from Manchester City, scored twice in this match, which fluctuated after the Real Betis keeper was sent off when they were 4-1 up and coasting. Their reserve keeper then let two goals in within a two minute spell late on to make the score 4-3.

The result of this match sees Real Betis go top in La Liga (Played 4...Won 4) to go two points clear of Valencia CF, who drew 2-2 at home yesterday to FC Barcelona.
 
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For the other geordies on here: I have discovered, in relation to the 'chanters being banned from ground' article (which I think valenta posted)......the coloccini song might have something to do with it :D
 

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Brighton and Hove Albion 3.....Leeds United 3

Mackall-Smith (2) and Barnes (pen) scored for Brighton in response to McCormack (2) and Keogh for Leeds. Leeds were 2-0 up halfway through the first half, but Brighton gradually came more into the match as it progressed. A total of no less than 10 players were booked by the referee during this match.

Brighton are now in third place in the table with 17 points, whilst Leeds lie in ninth place with 11 points.
 

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For the other geordies on here: I have discovered, in relation to the 'chanters being banned from ground' article (which I think valenta posted)......the coloccini song might have something to do with it :D

Quite possibly!:lol:
Not a song I would want to be posting on the forum!
 

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Draw for the Carling Cup 4th round

Wolverhampton Wanders v Manchester City
Cardiff City v Burnley
Blackburn Rovers v Newcastle United
Arsenal v Bolton Wanderers
Stoke City v Liverpool
Aldershot Town v Manchester United
Crystal Palace v Southampton
Everton v Chelsea

It's an interesting draw. Glad the championship sides are playing eachother as it means at least 2 will get through to the quarter final. Newcastle have Blackburn who we should be able to get a result from.
 

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And rather typically Aldershot get a trip to the filth...

Arsenal - Bolton will be interesting, given how it's currently goalless with 45 minutes on the clock...

Phil 8-)
 

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And rather typically Aldershot get a trip to the filth...

That's a little bit harsh on Aldershot Town's little ground (Ebb Stadium) with its mighty 7,000 capacity :roll:

Dean Holdsworth will be looking to test his managerial skills against "you know who"!!!
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Manchester City 2....Everton 0

Everton had won 7 out the last 8 matches between these two clubs and it was goal-less until mid-way into the second half. Two of the introduced substitutes, James Milner and Mario Balotelli (just before the end) scored the goals in this early kick-off match to send Manchester City to the top of the Premiership, pending results from other matches this weekend.
 

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That's a little bit harsh on Aldershot Town's little ground (Ebb Stadium) with its mighty 7,000 capacity :roll:

Dean Holdsworth will be looking to test his managerial skills against "you know who"!!!

Ah my bad, I thought Aldershot were playing away. I should have said they get to play against the filth <D

The City game was good, Everton played well and I'd put money on other teams adopting their defensive tactics against us in future as it did work. City also played well but I wouldn't have said they were as good as previous games, perhaps that was down to Silva being shadowed the whole game.

How many red cards in the EPL today then? I think I've counted 4...

Phil 8-)
 

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No quarter asked or given in some of the Scottish Cup (Round 1) matches played today. Four examples below:-

Wick 9.....Coldstream 1

Gala F. 8.....Hawick RA 1

Huntley 6.....Newton St. 1

Dalbeattie 1.....Inverurie 6

No news as to Fort William who were supposed to be playing at home in the cup against Bo'ness. If their current form is anything to go by (beaten 8-1 away by Wick Academy last Saturday), they will have locked themselves in their dressing room and refused to come out to play.
 
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Arsenal 3 Bolton Wanderers 0 :lol:
Arsenal have reduced there goal deficit to -5:roll:
Arsenal keep a clean sheet :D
Robin Van Persie scores his 99th and 100th goals for Arsenal :D:D:D:D
 

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Arsenal 3 Bolton Wanderers 0 :lol:
Arsenal have reduced there goal deficit to -5:roll:
Arsenal keep a clean sheet :D
Robin Van Persie scores his 99th and 100th goals for Arsenal :D:D:D:D

Miracle that they managed to keep a clean sheet, against a team with a reasonable attack!
 

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Well. it has finally happened.
The 100% record in the league has come to an end.
It happened on a ground where no team likes to go......

Yes, Hyde FC were unable to get more than an away draw today at Eastwood.:roll:

I believe another team from Greater Manchester had a similar problem today....:roll:
 

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I had a double today. Started with Racing Club Warwick 2-1 Bromyard Town AET in the FA Vase. Then AFC Wallingford 0-2 Crowmarsh Gifford in the North Berks League Div 1
1st game was good. Second not so. But 2 new grounds so happy days
 

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News from La Liga

Barcelona 5.....Atletico Madrid 0

A Lionel Messi hat-trick capped a very impressive display by Barcelona who seemed to have put the dissapointment of the last drawn match to Valencia behind them. They have moved up to second place behind Real Betis with 11 points.


Real Madrid 6.....Real Vallecano 2

Not the impressive performance that the scoreline would suggest, as the away side scored in the first minute. Cristiano Ronaldo was passed fit to play and scored a hat-trick (which included 2 penalties). The match was still evenly contested at 3-2 in the second half, but the awarding of the two penalties seemed to dishearten the away side and Real Madrid, with good use of their substitues, took full advantage of the situation. They have moved up to fourth place with 10 points.
 

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