I TELL YAH INVITATIONAL LEAGUE

SEASON SIX

WEEK 2

This week in the Premier League, Norwich brushed aside Newcastle 3-1 at home. Liverpool beat Southampton 2-1 away, despite Adrian’s blunder. Bournemouth beat Villa 2-1 away to leave Villa on a 19 game winless run in the top flight. Arsenal beat Burnley 2-1 at home. Sheff United beat Palace 1-0 at home. Everton beat Watford 1-0 at home. Spurs drew 2-2 at Man City with the help of VAR. Wolves draw 1-1 at home with Man Utd thanks to a stunner from Neves. Lampard is still waiting for his first victory as Chelsea drew 1-1 at home with Leicester and Brighton drew 1-1 at home to West Ham. 

In the ITYIFL, Lee Barratt extended his lead at the top of the table to 19 points, due to a very decent 62 point week. Doing the business was captain Sterling (12) De Bruyne (11) Ndidi (10) Moutinho (8) Aguero (6) and Rashford (6). 

Moving into second with a superb 69 point week is perennial top ten man Danny Milton due to a wildcard week. He can thank the likes of captain Aubameyang (12) Pukki (17) Digne (11) Martial (7) and Sterling (6). Moving up into third is last season’s runner up Mr James. Who’ll still be fuming at being pipped at the last hurdle for the title and will want to make a mends this time. He is this weeks Highest Scorer due to an excellent wildcard week of 72 points. This was thanks to the likes of captain Aubameyang (12) Pukki (17) Ceballos (11) Digne (11) and Sterling (6). 

Moving down, but still making up the Champions League places is Simon Sebhat with a weekly score of 43 points. His main contributions came from captain Sterling (12) Digne (11) and Martial (7). Remaining in fifth is my right hand man Tyrone Brown with a weekly score of 49 points. This is due to captain Sterling (12) Digne (11) Moutinho (8) and Aubameyang (6). 

Filipino native Lyn Bautista moves up into sixth place with a decent weekly score of 50 points. This was thanks to captain Salah (6) Digne (11) Patricio (9) Aubameyang (6) Sterling (6) and Wilson (5). Down into seventh is my Spurs mate Mr Wilson, following a weekly score of 43 points. His contributions came mainly from Digne (11) Sterling (6) Ndombele (6) and Wilson (5). 

Up into eighth is my youngest son and former ITYIFL winner Latrell Oscar, due to a very respectable 55 points. This is thanks to the likes of captain Martial (14) Digne (11) Neves (7) Sterling (6) and Aubameyang (6). In ninth is Natalie Stigwood who is this weeks Highest Mover, due to a superb 69 points. She moved up an amazing 14 places from 23rd, which is the highest move in ITYIFL history. Doing the business was triple captain Sterling (18) Lundstram (14) Mane (13) Ndombele (6) Aguero (6) and Wilson (5). 

Moving up into the top ten is Sanjay Beecher thanks to a decent 52 point week. This was due to points contributions from captain Salah (6) Lundstram (14) Sterling (6) Lucas Moura (6) and King (6). 

Full steam ahead to week three ya’ll…..