Polish 2nd Division side Wisla Krakow just won the Polish cup, scoring an equaliser in the 93rd and a winner in the 99th. Qualifies them for Europe too.

actually genuinely heard 'away goals count double' just recently.

Pundits trying to be polite and professional about teams who are as good as relegated due to GD, by pretending they are almost down but have an outside chance of staying up. Huddersfield need a 15 goal swing in order to stay up. Just say they are down ffs! if Reading had put 8 past Derby we would h...

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Winston Biscuit Aren't Southampton in trouble if they don't go up?

I'd imagine so: https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/24159 ... -accounts/

Yikes

Aren't Southampton in trouble if they don't go up?

Winston Biscuit I had forgotten that it's this time of the season you get headlines of 'x ruled out for season', which means they are out for 2 weeks.

Just seen a 'Timo Werner ruled out for season' headline

That'll be 18 days then

5 years in the Spanish 3rd tier and Deportivo may be going back up to the 2nd div again. 4 points clear with 4 left to play, but they are still to face the team in 2nd place

94th minute winner for Como. 96th minute loser for Venezia.
Como are on the brink of promotion to Serie A

With only 2 games to go Modena down in 14th could still get into the play offs and could still finish 1 place outside the relegation zone

the thought of any of them 4 going up is somewhat disappointing tbh Can't stand Southampton, I don't have the same dislike of Leeds everyone else seem to have but still would rather see them not go up, Norwich are the ultimate boring club and will do nothing to try and stay up, and the other is, wel...

Sunderland are the classic 'we are too big for this league' club, who seem to feel its their right to be in the top division and anything less is a disgrace. Their sacking of Mowbray this season when they were around the play off places is a good example of this

Refs to announce to the stadium why a VAR decision has been used from next season

6th highest wage bill in the PL when relegated, brought in £100M from selling 3 players last summer while also receiving parachute payments on top of that, were able to keep their players on those PL wages incl Jamie Vardy being on £140,000 a week, stumbled over the line having looked like they were...

Leicester winning the league and potentially getting 100 points is possibly the most underwhelming story in football

Winston Biscuit reportedly a vote taking place today by PL clubs as to whether to bring in spending caps on wages, transfers and agents costs

And they do vote to bring in a spending cap from the start of the 25/26 season

16 voted for it, 3 voted against (City, Villa & Man Utd) and Chelsea abstained

Wotcha Ben.

If you found £1 billion cash in a barn, how would you money launder it into the electronic banking system for your pleasure?

reportedly a vote taking place today by PL clubs as to whether to bring in spending caps on wages, transfers and agents costs

Leganes continued attempt to throw away the league title faltered at the weekend as Eibar couldn't beat relegation threatened Albacete

Rennes 4-5 Brest. 96th minute winner. Means Brest will definately play in Europe next season

My Sunday evening Cartagena viewing is going very nicely