I TELL YAH INVITATIONAL LEAGUE

SEASON SEVEN

WEEK 33

This, in a shorter eight game Premier League week. Burnley destroyed Wolves away 4-0. Everton beat Arsenal away 1-0 with the aid of a comical own goal. Chelsea beat West Ham 1-0 away. Leicester beat Crystal Palace at home 2-1. Relegated Sheff Utd beat Brighton 1-0 at home. Aston Villa got a late equaliser at home to draw 2-2 with WBA. Newcastle got a 96th minute equaliser to draw at Liverpool 1-1, also, in a largely uneventful gameLeeds drew 0-0 at home with Man Utd.

In the ITYIFL, just when you thought perennial top ten man Danny Milton was cruising to the title, as usual, the league throws up some questions. He scored a very disappointing 27 point weekly score, to leave the title door slightly ajar. His contributions only really came from captain Alexander-Arnold (4) and Ihenacho (12).

In second, now 59 points behind, trying to prise that door open is Lee Barratt, with a 47 point week. This was thanks to captain Salah (18) Shaw (8) and Johnstone. Remaining in third, is my Arsenal mate Mr James, also with a 47 point weekly score. Thanks to the likes of captain Vardy (4) Iheanacho (12) Salah (9) Dallas (6) and Christensen (5).

Making up the Champions League places and closing the distance on third to just 8 points is defending champ Jeff Franklin. This was thanks to a very decent 54 point week, with contributions from captain Salah (18) Iheanacho (12) and Lowton (8). Former champ ahm Charles Denton sits in fifth, following a decent 51 points weekly score. This was due to captain Salah (18) Iheanacho (12) and Johnstone (6).

Another former champ, my youngest son Latrell Oscar remains in sixth place, following his 44 point week, due to captain Fernandes (6) Iheanacho (12) Digne (6) Dallas (6) and Watkins (5). In seventh, Natalie Holder continues to split the brothers, following her decent 49 point weekly score. Thanks mainly to captain Iheanacho (24) and Pereira (10).

My middle son Jahsiah Tobierrie remains in eighth place, closing the distance on seventh to just 10 points, thanks to a very decent 56 point week. This was due to vice captain Fernandes (6) Wood (20) Salah (9) Digne (6) and Dallas (6). The first bit of movement in the top ten sees Sanjay Beecher move up to ninth, following a very decent weekly score of 60 points. This was thanks to the likes of captain Iheanacho (24) Salah (9) Wan-Bissaka (9) and Digne (6).

Moving up into the top ten is Nordin Gharib, with an excellent 63 point weekly score, making him this weeks Highest Scorer. Doing the business were captain Salah (18) Iheanacho (12) Shaw (8) Azpilicueta (6) Richarlison (5) and Watkins (5). There was no highest mover awarded this week, as only four managers moved positions and all four moved up one place. Sanjay Beecher, Nordin Gharib, Greg C and Oktay Ahmet.