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| Tweet Topic Started: Feb 25 2017, 07:28 AM (422 Views) | |
| Webster | Feb 25 2017, 07:28 AM Post #1 |
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Current European Standings..... 1} Chelsea, 60 pts (13g, +34) 2} Manchester City, 52 pts (13g, +22) t-3[3]Tottenham Hotspur, 50 pts (13g, +28) t-3[4]Arsenal, 50 pts (13g, +26) 5} Liverpool, 49 pts (13g, +24) *6} Manchester United, 48 pts (13g, +17) 7} Everton, 41 pts (13g, +13) 8} West Bromwich Albion, 37 pts (13g, +3) * - Manchester United (or Southampton, currently in 11th) could qualify for European competition in 2017-2018 as early as Feb. 26th if they win the EFL Cup Final |
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| Webster | Feb 27 2017, 10:02 PM Post #2 |
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(as of 27 Feb. 2017) 1} Chelsea, 63 pts (12g, +36) 2} Tottenham Hotspur, 53 pts (12g, +32) 3} Manchester City, 52 pts (13g, +22) 4} Arsena, 50 pts (13g, +26} 5} Liverpool, 49 pts (12g, +24) *6} Manchester United, 48 pts (13g, +17) 7} Everton, 44 pts (12g, +15) 8} West Bromwich Abion, 40 pts (12g, +4) * - Manchester United qualify for European competition via winning the 16-17 League Cup |
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| Webster | Mar 10 2017, 06:54 PM Post #3 |
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(as of 10 March 2017) 1} Chelsea, 66 pts (11g, +37) t-2[2] Tottenham Hotspur, 56 pts (11g, +33) t-2[3]Manchester City, 56 pts (11g, +24) 4} Liverpool, 52 pts (11g, +24) 5} Arsenal, 50 pts (12g, +24) *-6} Manchester United, 49 pts (12g, +17) 7} Everton, 44 pts (11g, +14) 8} West Bromwich Albion, 40 pts (11g, +2) * - Manchester United qualified for Europa League competition by defeating Southampton in the 16/17 League Cup final; if they finish top-4 at season's end, their Europa spot would go to the highest-ranked team not already qualified for Europe |
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Conversations 'Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.' - Bill Shankly, Liverpool F.C. | |
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| Webster | Mar 19 2017, 06:30 PM Post #4 |
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(as of 19 March 2017) 1} Chelsea, 69 pts (10g, +38) 2} Tottenham Hotspur, 59 pts (10g, +34) 3} Manchester City, 57 pts (10g, +24) 4} Liverpool, 56 pts (9g, +25) *5} Manchester United, 52pts (11g, +19) t-6[6] Arsenal, 52 pts (11g, +22) t-6[7]Everton, 52 pts (9g, +21) * - Manchester United qualified for Europa League competition by defeating Southampton in the 16/17 League Cup final; if they finish top-4 at season's end, their Europa spot would go to the highest-ranked team not already qualified for Europe |
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Conversations 'Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.' - Bill Shankly, Liverpool F.C. | |
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| Webster | Apr 3 2017, 04:51 AM Post #5 |
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(as of 3 April 2017) 1} Chelsea, 69 pts (9g, +37) - Max Pts, 96 pts 2} Tottenham Hotspur, 62 pts (9g, +36) - Max Pts, 89 pts 3} Liverpool, 59 pts (8g, +27) - Max Pts, 83 pts 4} Manchester City, 58 pts (9g, +24) - Max Pts, 85 pts *5} Manchester United, 53 pts (10g, +19) - Max Pts, 83 pts 6} Arsenal, 51 pts (10g, +22) - Max Pts, 81 pts 7} Everton, 50 pts (8g, +19) - Max Pts, 74 pts * - Manchester United qualified for Europa League competition by defeating Southampton in the 16/17 League Cup final; if they finish top-4 at season's end, their Europa spot would go to the highest-ranked team not already qualified for Europe |
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Conversations 'Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.' - Bill Shankly, Liverpool F.C. | |
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| Webster | Apr 11 2017, 03:11 AM Post #6 |
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(as of 10 April 2017) 1} Chelsea, 75 pts (7g, +40) - Max Pts, 96 pts 2} Tottenham Hotspur, 68 pts (7g, +42) - Max Pts, 89 pts 3} Liverpool, 63 pts (6g, +28) - Max Pts, 81 pts 4} Manchester City, 61 pts (7g, +25) - Max Pts, 82 pts *5} Manchester United, 57 pts (8g, +30) - Max Pts, 81 pts t-6[6] Arsenal, 54 pts (8g, +22) - Max Pts, 78 pts t-6[7] Everton, 54 pts (6g, +21) - Max Pts, 72 pts * - Manchester United qualified for Europa League competition by defeating Southampton in the 16/17 League Cup final; if they finish top-4 at season's end, their Europa spot would go to the highest-ranked team not already qualified for Europe |
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Conversations 'Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.' - Bill Shankly, Liverpool F.C. | |
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| Webster | Apr 18 2017, 03:22 AM Post #7 |
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(as of 17 April 2017) 1} Chelsea, 75 pts (6g, +38) - Max Pts, 93 pts 2} Tottenham Hotspur, 71 pts (6g, +46) - Max Pts, 89 pts 3} Liverpool, 66 pts (5g, +40) - Max Pts, 81 pts 4} Manchester City, 64 pts (6g, +28) - Max Pts, 82 pts 5} Manchester United, 60 pts (7g, +24) - Max Pts, 81 pts t-6[6]Arsenal, 57 pts (7g, +23) - Max Pts, 78 pts t-6[7]Everton, 57 pts (5g, +23) - Max Pts, 72 pts --note 1: with wins from both Everton & Arsenal this past weekend, these seven teams will be England's European competitors in 2017-2018 should, (a) both Everton & Arsenal win at least one more match and (b) West Bromwich Albion lose one match prior to season's end --note 2: teams colored in orange have qualified for at least Europa League competition --note 3: Manchester United, via their 16/17 League Cup championship, have qualified for - at minimum - the 2017/2018 Europa League competition --note 4: teams colored in green will qualify for European competition if conditions listed in Note #1 are fulfilled |
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| Webster | Apr 24 2017, 05:07 PM Post #8 |
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(as of 24 April 2017) 1} Chelsea, 75 pts (6g, +38) - Max Pts, 93 pts 2} Tottenham Hotspur, 71 pts (6g, +46) - Max Pts, 89 pts 3} Liverpool, 66 pts (4g, +28) - Max Pts, 78 pts 4} Manchester City, 64 pts (6g, +28) - Max Pts, 82 pts 5} Manchester United, 63 pts (6g, +23) - Max Pts, 81 pts 6} Everton, 58 pts (4g, +23) - Max Pts, 70 pts 7} Arsenal, 57 pts (7g, +23) - Max Pts, 78 pts note 1: teams shaded in orange have qualified for, at minimum, Europa League competition note 2: teams shaded in green are in line to qualify for European competition depending on upcoming results this week note 3: Manchester United, through winning the 16/17 League Cup, will qualify for European competition next year Cup Berth & European Competitions --Since the finalists of the 2016–17 FA Cup (Arsenal and Chelsea) and the 2016–17 EFL Cup winners (Manchester United) are all currently in the top 7 of the Premier League table, all of the top 7 teams would qualify for European competition. However, the round that Arsenal and Everton would qualify for in the Europa League would depend on who the FA Cup winner is. If Arsenal win the FA Cup, they would qualify for the group stage while Everton would qualify for the third qualifying round. If Chelsea win the FA Cup, Everton would take the group stage berth with the third qualifying round berth going to Arsenal. |
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| Webster | May 2 2017, 04:34 AM Post #9 |
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(as of 2 May 2017) 1} Chelsea, 81 pts (4g, +43) - Max Pts, 93 pts 2} Tottenham Hotspur, 77 pts (4g, +49) - Max Pts, 89 pts 3} Liverpool, 69 pts (3g, +29) - Max Pts, 78 pts 4} Manchester City, 66 pts (4g, +28) - Max Pts, 78 pts 5} Manchester United, 65 pts (4g, +26) - Max Pts, 77 pts 6} Arsenal, 60 pts (5g, +22) - Max Pts, 75 pts 7} Everton, 58 pts (3g, +20) - Max Pts, 67 pts note 1: teams shaded in orange are qualified for Champions League note 2: all other teams will compete in Europe but haven't locked down which competition - Champions or Europa - they will go to next season note 3: Manchester United are qualified for Europa League based on winning the 2016/2017 League Cup ...if the season ended tomorrow.... --UCL: Chelsea, Spurs, Liverpool, Man City --UEL: Man United, Arsenal, Everton Cup Berth & European Competitions --Since the finalists of the 2016–17 FA Cup (Arsenal and Chelsea) and the 2016–17 EFL Cup winners (Manchester United) are all currently in the top 7 of the Premier League table, all of the top 7 teams would qualify for European competition. However, the round that Arsenal and Everton would qualify for in the Europa League would depend on who the FA Cup winner is. If Arsenal win the FA Cup, they would qualify for the group stage while Everton would qualify for the third qualifying round. If Chelsea win the FA Cup, Everton would take the group stage berth with the third qualifying round berth going to Arsenal. |
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Conversations 'Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.' - Bill Shankly, Liverpool F.C. | |
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| Webster | May 8 2017, 09:03 PM Post #10 |
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(as of 8 May 2017) 1} Chelsea, 84 pts (2g, +46) - Max Pts, 90 pts 2} Tottenham Hotspur, 77 pts (3g, +48) - Max Pts, 86 pts 3} Liverpool, 70 pts (2g, +29) - Max Pts, 76 pts 4} Manchester City, 69 pts (3g, +33) - Max Pts, 78 pts 5} Manchester United, 65 pts (3g, +24) - Max Pts, 74 pts 6} Arsenal, 63 pts (4g, +24) - Max Pts, 75 pts 7} Everton, 58 pts (2g, +19) - Max Pts, 64 pts note 1: teams shaded in orange are qualified for Champions League note 2: all other teams will compete in Europe but haven't locked down which competition - Champions or Europa - they will go to next season note 3: Manchester United are qualified for Europa League based on winning the 2016/2017 League Cup ...if the season ended tomorrow.... --UCL: Chelsea, Spurs, Liverpool, Man City --UEL: Man United, Arsenal, Everton Cup Berth & European Competitions --Since the finalists of the 2016–17 FA Cup (Arsenal and Chelsea) and the 2016–17 EFL Cup winners (Manchester United) are all currently in the top 7 of the Premier League table, all of the top 7 teams would qualify for European competition. However, the round that Arsenal and Everton would qualify for in the Europa League would depend on who the FA Cup winner is. If Arsenal win the FA Cup, they would qualify for the group stage while Everton would qualify for the third qualifying round. If Chelsea win the FA Cup, Everton would take the group stage berth with the third qualifying round berth going to Arsenal. |
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Conversations 'Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.' - Bill Shankly, Liverpool F.C. | |
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| Webster | May 15 2017, 09:37 PM Post #11 |
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With one week remaining, here's how the Race for Europe shakes out..... --Champions League qualified: Chelsea & Tottenham Hotspur ...both clubs have qualified for the CL Group Stage... --Europa League qualified: Everton ....the Toffees will begin EL competition in the third qualifying round.... --Remaining clubs.... (1) Liverpool, 3rd place - will qualify for Champions League group stage w/a win on Sunday vs. Middlesbrough IF Manchester City lose on Tuesday; otherwise, Liverpool would have to win on Sunday AND Man. City either lose or draw on Sunday (2) Manchester City, 4th place - will qualify for Champions League group stage w/wins vs. West Brom & Watford regardless of Liverpool's result vs. Middlesbrough (3) Arsenal, 5th place - will qualify for Champions League group stage w/wins vs. Everton & Sunderland AND (a) Liverpool lose vs. Middlesbrough AND (b) Man. City score no more than 2 points in their last two matches (4) Manchester United, 6th place - will qualify for Champions League playoff round w/a win vs. Ajax in the Europa League final on May 24th; otherwise, they will qualify for Europa League competition based on their League Cup championship win ....if standings remain as they are through Championship Sunday... -CL Group Stage: Chelsea, Tottenham Hotpsur, Liverpool -CL Playoff Round: Manchester City -(either) CL Playoff Round/EL Group Stage: Manchester United -EL Group Stage: Arsenal (and/or) Manchester United -EL Third Qualifying Round: Everton |
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| Webster | May 17 2017, 06:59 PM Post #12 |
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--Champions League qualified: Chelsea & Tottenham Hotspur ...both clubs have qualified for the CL Group Stage... --Europa League qualified: Everton ....the Toffees will begin EL competition in the third qualifying round.... --Remaining clubs.... (1) Manchester City, 3rd place - will qualify for Champions League group stage w/a win vs. Watford OR if a draw w/better goal differential vs. Liverpool and/or Arsenal (2) Liverpool, 4th place - will qualify for Champions League group stage w/a win vs. Middlesbrough AND a Manchester City loss (3) Arsenal, 5th place - will qualify for Champions League playoff stage w/a win vs. Everton AND either a Liverpool draw/loss (4) Manchester United, 6th place - will qualify for Champions League playoff stage w/a Europa League championship (they face Ajax on May 24th) ....if standings remain as they are through Championship Sunday... -CL Group Stage: Chelsea, Tottenham Hotpsur and either Manchester City or Liverpool -CL Playoff Round: Manchester City or Liverpool -(either) CL Playoff Round/EL Group Stage: any combination of Liverpool, Arsenal or Manchester United -EL Group Stage: Manchester United -EL Third Qualifying Round: Everton |
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Conversations 'Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.' - Bill Shankly, Liverpool F.C. | |
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| teebag | May 17 2017, 11:18 PM Post #13 |
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Last game of the season. Are we liverpool going to bottle it?? In our favour is its a home game. |
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| Webster | May 24 2017, 09:50 PM Post #14 |
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With Manchester United's Europa League victory earlier today, this is how's England Seven will space out in Europe.... -Champions League Group Stage: Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City, Manchester United -Champions League Playoff Round: Liverpool -Europa League Group Stage: Arsenal & Everton |
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