Talented triplets lead the way…

Our club’s talented triplets, Alfie, Ian & Etta lead after the first 4 games (12 points). To add to the excitement, Alfie, Ian ‘n’ Etta have predicted the RESULT of all four matches so far!

Dave Imlay is 2nd with 9 points and Craig, Brian and Eric are 3rd with 8 points.

Many of our eagle-eyed punters will have noticed that Ian Murray’s lead at the top is down to 1 point (351 v 350). Are we about to see the lead changing hands after 28 weeks at the top? WIll Dave topple Ian?

Watch out for tomorrow’s scorelines…

Thanks everybody who got their scores in promptly this weekend – much appreciated.

17 sets of scores (same as last week), 4 matches today (Saturday).

Here they are (below) …

In what was the lowest-scoring weekend of the season so far, John Fletcher held on to his lead to take the prize-money.

Only 1 person spotted a draw for the English League Cup final but was were too far behind to claim top-spot.

Dave Imlay chopped 3 points off of Ian Murray’s lead and the gap is now down to a measly 4 points

Note: the ONLY match in which ANYONE predicted a correct score was when John Fletcher and Alfie predicted Aberdeen’s 2-0 away win in Perth.

Two matches had NO RESULTS correct (Hearts v St Mirren and Livingston v Killie); one match had only one correct result (Chelsea v Man City) and one match had two correct results (Man U v Liverpool)

A good week for UK bookmakers, i’m guessing!

It’s been a low-scoring weekend so far and John Fletcher has a narrow 2-point lead, scoring 7 points with his first 4 predictions.

Alfie is 2nd (5 points) and Adam is 3rd with 4 points.

11 people are a further 2 points back, with 2 points

Thanks to eagle-eyed punter, Ian Murray , the scores for the Man U v Liverpool and Chelsea v Man City have been corrected.

This was entirely MY ERROR.

I had put the Man U match as Game #7 on the sheet (and Chelsea as Game #8), but on the web page, they were the other way around.

here are the predictions as they should have been published at the start …

17 sets of scores submitted. Here they are ….

Craig wins, pipping Anne with last-gasp victory

Craig Middleton snatched victory by spotting Man U’s 2-0 win at Stamford Bridge on Monday

First to congratulate Craig was long-time leader, Anne Thom, who lost by a measly 1 point.

Shug and Dave Stephen were another point back on 17 points.

Nobody else came close

Ian Murray opened up his lead at the top of race for the end-of-season title, outscoring his nearest challenger, Dave Imlay, by 11 points to 6.

Biggest climber was Anne Thom, who leapt up 4 places and this week’s winner, Craig, jumped 3 places into the Top 3, bumping Mally down to 5th place

Anne Thom retains 2-point lead

Week 28 – 7 matches down …

… with only 1 match remaining (Chelsea v Man U), Anne Thom retains her lead at the top of this weekend’s board.

3 people are still in with a chance of the win, or a share, depending on tomorrow night’s score

0-2 === Craig wins outright
2-1 === Ian Baptie shares with Anne
any other score === Anne wins outright

Ian Murray extends his lead at the top to 5 points after spotting C.Palace’s 2-0 away win. That could all change though tomorrow as both have 2-1 wins (Ian for Man U; Dave for Chelsea)

Anne Thom moves into the lead…

What a difference THAT late goal by Motherwell has made

At 1-1 Dave Stephen would be this week’s leader and Dave Imlay would have overtaken Ian Murray at the top for the end-of-season prize.

However, the match ended 2-1 to Motherwell, so Anne Thom leads (12 points) with Craig and Shug a couple of points behind (on 10 pts)

Two more matches still to come today, plus another one tomrrow evening…

Shug leads with a creditable 10 points after a low-scoring first 4 matches.

Dave Stephen is close behind with 8 points and Anne Thom is a further point adrift with 7 points.

Adam is the only person who has so far failed to score any points.

In the overall championship, the first 4 people on the leaderboard all scored a miserly 2 points.

All to play for with 3 more matches tomorrow…