Paullow

A lot better start to this Millwall-Hull match than the reverse leg on Friday.

It would have been very interesting had it have been 1-0 to West Ham, or 0-0, and Arsenal scored the 'goal' in the dying seconds.

Aye, it's great. Matches on Friday at 5.30pm and then scattered all over the weekend. There was a spell a month or so ago when they suddenly weren't available on YouTube and you had to download the app, but they quickly returned, probably a ploy to get those invested to use the app and to hopefully keep it. Not sure if they will have all 9 matches on next week with them all kicking off at the same time - might not have enough commentators to cover it The actual Bundesliga coverage isn't as strong here as a lot of the matches are on Amazon Prime PPV. Looks like all the matches are scheduled to be on the platform next Sunday. Still a big match, but Furth vs Dusseldorf would have been even bigger had Furth got a late equaliser today.

Quite surprised Sky didn't have this Chesterfield vs Notts County match at 7pm and after the Arsenal match. Better for the fans, although it is a regional derby so most fans would be home sooner than most matches anyway.

Shite.

Nice that Rochdale have gone up with them being well clear of 3rd and involved in an epic promotion race, but I'm more pleased for next season, Boreham Wood could finish 6th or 7th bottom next season, due to the size of the club, and nobody would really bat an eyelid, but Rochdale would almost certainly be there or thereabouts. With Harrogate and Barrow coming down, and perhaps finding their natural level, Carlisle will likely be betting favourites for the title.

Get in Rochdale. Boreham miss 3 of their 4 pens to lose 3-1 in the shootout.

I completely forgot the National League final was on and just watched the goal on DAZN. Imagine if there was VAR and they ruled that out with the defender going down after all those celebrations...

How are they still level here? Matter of time surely.

It is weird because if West Ham are to stay up, which the vast majority will want, they will almost certainly have to beat us. Our season is pretty much limited now to trying to sneak into the top half and finish above Sunderland, but if West Ham were to somehow better Spurs result this weekend, I can imagine a fair few not being too disappointed if we were to lose our final home match...

It was very random and I have no affiliation with the city / club, but I remember last season they were top of the league, but didn't actually win a home match until February 14th at the 11th time of asking , which is crazy. From there I saw that they won the UEFA Cup Winners Cup in 1974, which I didn't realise, but have never played in the Bundesliga since reunification, so I was hoping they could do it, but they fell away towards the end, finishing 5th. Plus all the Bundesliga 2 matches being on YouTube with English commentary here in the UK is a huge bonus and they are actually good to watch - 109 goals in their 33 league matches this season. They can still fall into the relegation playoff on the final day next Sunday, but would take them to lose, Dresden to draw, and 14th, 15th, and 16th all to win, which would be pretty unlikely.

West Ham

Fucking awful end to the match. Didn't feel like it was coming, but now feels like Palace again.

Sounds Irish and presumably played for Sunderland.

Is Andy Reid the Sky co-commentator?

They're definitely coming much more into the game. Looked the more like scoring before that Osula chance just now.

Great win, @Geordie_once_removed!

Fuckin hell, Pope.

We're as guilty as most with Pope, but they really do need to do something with that goalkeeper on the floor rule. Something like if they need treatment they need replacing with the sub keeper for 5-10 mins, and can then come back on. That might be a bit far fetched, but clubs do completely take the piss, including ourselves.

Part of me does kind of hope this ends a draw, Hearts beat Falkirk by 1 or 2 more than Celtic beat Motherwell in midweek, so that they will go into the final day 3 points clear but with a 6 or 7 GD advantage, meaning the final day would still be live, but Celtic would have to win 3 or 4-0 to win the title. If you were an avid Hearts fan, or desperately wanted them to win the league, then you'd rather it was wrapped up as soon as possible, but while I do want Hearts to win the league, I wouldn't mind the last day being live, even if it did ultimately backfire. Celtic will probably go on to win this match and ultimately the title comfortably, unfortunately.

1-0 Rnagers, assuming no VAR.

VAR pen review for Hearts, but ref doesn't give it. Very rare.

Could be a VAR check.