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Decent win for Spurs to be fair.

Jim Cantbuyawin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Goodwin

Lucky boy to survive a second yellow.

Camera is horrific here. It's like the old tower camera on the early Fifa's

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/64285652 Was watching during half time. Aberdeen putting a bit more pressure on, should have had a goal, but offside flag wrongly raised. Keeper just made a great save as well. I'd never heard of the town or the football club. They play in the West of Scotland League, one below the Lowland League.

Shit, just before half time. Their first period of sustained pressure as well.

Aberdeen still losing to a 6th tier side in the Scottish Cup. 55 mins gone (BBC platform).

There should probably be 5 English CL spots by the 2024/25 season, so that will help things a bit next season, but there will still be at least 7 serious contenders, possibly more, so some will obviously still miss out.

Mag

Snal! VAR permitting, of course.

Has he actually made an obvious mistake for us? The only one I can really think of is the goal against Brentford which went through him, but didn't really matter as it was ruled out for offside anyway.

Not great from Ramsdale.

Cracking goal.

Definitely the best result for Newcastle, although I am kind of more watching from a neutral perspective. I'm personally not expecting us to finish above either, so doesn't really feel like a pressure match from our perspective (to me).

Liverpool still have the FA Cup, so if they win that then they will be in the Europa League anyway, but no, I think most sides would prefer to be in the Europa League than nothing, maybe not so much the Conference, but the CL bonus from winning it definitely adds a dimension to it, especially when (bar last season) you see some of the sides making the final: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UEFA_Cup_and_Europa_League_finals It's not done Arsenal any harm this season (or Man Utd), and if you win your group then you're just looking at 13 matches in total, and some of the earlier ones will probably be against very weak opposition - Man U had Sheriff and that Cyprus team in their group.

Heating up a bit now this Leeds match.

Because it's a football match on TV. Why shouldn't you? Today was quite an intriguing match heading into it with them both in and around the playoffs and the geographic proximity. Granted I switched over at the pen / red card, but it was an interesting match. Loads of non Leeds and Brentford fans will be tuning into this match at the moment, hence why Sky / BT pay so much for the rights.

I won't get a subscription at the moment, but Viaplay Sports do seem to have a lot of things on recently which I probably would have watched if on BT Sport / Sky Sports etc. I'd probably watch Leeds anyway, but may have switched over to Hibs-Hearts especially if Kuol came one. Rangers-Celtic League Cup final is on there next month, loads of La Liga matches, and Euro 2024 qualifiers. If they add a few more things then I probably would end up subscribing at some point.

I don't think Brentford will be a threat at the end of the season, but 7 matches unbeaten, only the top 3 have lost less, and if they win today they will be 7 points behind us and we still have to go there (where they have only lost to Arsenal this season). I don't see them as much of a threat as the 'bigger' clubs or Brighton, and like Fulham, suspect they probably will fall away eventually, but they do need to be respected at this stage. Therefore hoping Leeds can get something today.

Or let him shoot on goal, and worst case scenario, you've still got 40 mins to try and get an equaliser with the same amount of players.

Can't see this being much of a watch anymore, so switching to Super Sunday build up. I was wanting Boro to win, but even watching as a neutral, a double jeopardy decision like that always kills the game.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/64103273 The stats make it look pretty even, but Sunderland have definitely looked the better side in the first half.

Aye, was going to mention him as well, bit didn't want to name half of their team They seem a young side as well, which probably bodes well.

Their front line does look decent to be fair. Diallo cost Man Utd 25m (rising to 40m) only 2 years ago. Stewart, while not many Championship games, obviously is highly rated. Roberts was seen as a big prospect a few years ago while at City, and even Pritchard (who's not playing) commanded an 8 figure fee not too long ago. Probably not the most depth in the world, but they do have a few fairly good players, hence why they are in the top half with one of the better GDs in the league.

They've started doing this for some reason, cameo appearances. Port Vale's director Flitcroft did a bit of their match with Peterborough the other night, and then Wilder (neutral) was a third wheel in the Burnley-WBA match on Friday.