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Week 35: Saturday 11 July 2020 Norwich 1-2 West Ham 12:30 Watford 1-1 Newcastle 12:30 Liverpool 3-0 Burnley 15:00 Sheffield Utd 2-2 Chelsea 17:30 Brighton 0-2 Man City 20:00 Sunday 12 July 2020 Wolves 1-1 Everton 12:00 Aston Villa 2-1 Crystal Palace 14:15 Spurs 1-1 Arsenal 16:30 Bournemouth 0-2 Leicester 19:00 Monday 13 July 2020 Man Utd 3-0 Southampton 20:00

I agree Chelsea will be one to watch in a few years if they keep developing their young players. I do wonder however where they will stand with ffp if they don't get champs league next season. Will be a massive money loss it they don't and already spent big on Werner and ziyech plus there's rumours of them going for Kai Havertz. Do still feel they are lacking at the back and a winning mentality to see out games.

Week 34: Tuesday 7 July 2020 Crystal Palace 0-2 Chelsea 18:00 Watford 1-1 Norwich 18:00 Arsenal 2-1 Leicester 20:15 Wednesday 8 July 2020 Man City 2-0 Newcastle 18:00 Sheffield Utd 1-1 Wolves 18:00 West Ham 3-1 Burnley 18:00 Brighton 0-2 Liverpool 20:15 Thursday 9 July 2020 Bournemouth 0-2 Spurs 18:00 Everton 2-0 Southampton 18:00 Aston Villa 1-3 Man Utd 20:15

Oh crap Liverpool 3-0 Aston Villa 16:30 Southampton 0-3 Man City 19:00 Monday 6 July 2020 Spurs 2-2 Everton 20:00

So @mark wilson27 what are your thoughts on our new Premier League champions?

Week 32: Saturday 27 June 2020 Aston Villa 0-1 Wolves 12:30 Sunday 28 June 2020 Watford 2-1 Southampton 16:30 Monday 29 June 2020 Crystal Palace 2-1 Burnley 20:00 Tuesday 30 June 2020 Brighton 0-3 Man Utd 20:15 Wednesday 1 July 2020 Arsenal 2-0 Norwich 18:00 Bournemouth 1-1 Newcastle 18:00 Everton 2-2 Leicester 18:00 West Ham 0-2 Chelsea 20:15 Thursday 2 July 2020 Sheffield Utd 0-2 Spurs 18:00 Man City 1-2 Liverpool 20:15

Oops.... Friday 19 June 2020 Norwich 2-1 Southampton 18:00 Spurs 0-2 Man Utd 20:15 Saturday 20 June 2020 Watford 1-1 Leicester 12:30 Brighton 1-1 Arsenal 15:00 West Ham 1-2 Wolves 17:30 Bournemouth 2-2 Crystal Palace 19:45 Sunday 21 June 2020 Newcastle 1-1 Sheffield Utd 14:00 Aston Villa 0-2 Chelsea 16:15 Everton 1-2 Liverpool 19:00 Monday 22 June 2020 Man City 3-0 Burnley 20:00 Week 31: Tuesday 23 June 2020 Leicester 2-0 Brighton 18:00 Spurs 2-1 West Ham 20:15 Wednesday 24 June 2020 Man Utd 2-1 Sheffield Utd 18:00 Newcastle 1-1 Aston Villa 18:00 Norwich 2-2 Everton 18:00 Wolves 2-0 Bournemouth 18:00 Liverpool 2-0 Crystal Palace 20:15 Thursday 25 June 2020 Burnley 2-1 Watford 18:00 Southampton 1-1 Arsenal 18:00 Chelsea 2-3 Man City 20:15

As I said on the fantasy page, not really losing anything if it does go tits up. Though that being said I wouldn't mind the league ending as it is

Just go ahead I say pal, not really losing anything if it does go tits up.

I started playing football at 6 years old when the 98 World Cup was on. I remember the Michael Owen goal vs Argentina sticking out to me and as he played for Liverpool at the time, I started supporting them and have done ever since. At the time I was playing for the junior teams of my hometown non league team Stocksbridge Park Steels and have adopted them as my second team who I regularly watch and do voluntary work for. Been spoilt for good football with both teams over the past ten years. One season that always sticks out for me with Stocksbridge is the season they got promoted, 4 players scored 20+ goals that season including a certain Jamie Vardy.

All the best gav. Hope it wasn't too bad for you in Terks dungeon.

Still having to work and im not a key worker or able to work from home

You can but dream

Has this china save got a virus?

I hear you and the main problem is I don't think anyone knows what to do, even the government. It's alright saying just stay at home permanently but what is the exit strategy? For just about every problem that seems to crop up there's always a solution that someone can think of. But for the first time I don't think i've heard of an exit strategy anywhere. My Mrs is panicking about the future and for the first time I don't know how to reassure her because I simply have no idea what is going to happen, only that we just take it a day at a time and see what happens.