I TELL YAH INVITATIONAL LEAGUE

SEASON SEVEN

WEEK 31

This week in the Premier League, 10 man Leeds shocked Man City beating them 2-1 at the Etihad. West Ham avoided a late Leicester fight back to beat them 3-2 at home. Man Utd came from a goal down to beat Spurs 3-1 away. Liverpool got a last minute goal to beat Aston Villa 2-1 for their first home win this year. West Brom ignored a horrendous var disallowed goal to beat Southampton 3-0 at home. Chelsea beat Palace 4-1 away. Arsenal bet Sheff Utd 3-0 away. Newcastle came from a goal down to beat Burnley 2-1 away. Wolves got a last minute winner to beat Fulham 1-0 away, also, Brighton drew with Everton at home 0-0.

In a relatively low scoring ITYIFL, as the weeks wind down, perennial top ten man Danny Milton remains firmly in pole position. But he will not be celebrating just yet, considering what happened last season when he had the title ripped from him in the final week. He had a respectable 52 point weekly score, thanks to the likes of Lacazette (13) Alexander-Arnold (11) Son (7) and Leno (6).

Lee Barratt lost some ground in second and is now 14 points behind, following a weekly score of 42 points. His only real contributions came from captain Jota (4) Johnstone (15) Watkins (8) and Keane (5). My Arsenal mate Mr James remains in third, desperately trying to close the gap above. He scored a 52 point week, mainly due to captain Bamford (8) Dallas (17) and Lacazette (13).

Former champ ahm Charles Denton moves into the Champions League places, with an excellent 63 point week. Thanks to captain Salah (14) Lingard (14) Iheanacho (13) Dunk (8) and Mount (6). This sees defending champ Jeff Franklin move down to fifth, with a 50 point weekly score, mainly due to captain Salah (14) Lingard (14) and Mount (6).

In sixth, my youngest son, former champ and March manager of the month Latrell Oscar is really making a late charge. He scored a superb 72 point week, making him this weeks Highest Scorer. Doing the business were captain Lacazette (26) Lingard (14) Son (7) Digne (6) Leno (6) and Holgate (5). In their own domestic battle, his older brother, my middle son, Jahsiah Tobierrie is in seventh, still just within touching distance, thanks to a decent 60 point weekly score. This was mainly due to captain Salah (14) Dallas (17) Digne (6) and Wood (5).

Natalie Holder moves down to eighth place, following a very disappointing weekly score of 21 points, where her only real contributions came from vice captain Kane (4) James (4) and Martinez (4). Natalie Stigwood also moves down, to ninth, following her weekly score of 35 points, with contributions from captain Kane (4) Son (7) Salah (7) and Mount (6).

Making up the top ten is Owen Barnes, with a weekly score of 30 points. This was due to captain Fernandes (4) Salah (7) and Mount (6). This weeks Highest Mover is my oldest nephew, Tyrell Miles-Brown. He moved up four places from 23rd to 19th thanks to a 56 point weekly score, with contributions from captain Son (14) Lingard (14) and Alexander-Arnold (11).

Only a few more game weeks to go guys, full steam ahead to week 32, make it count y’all.