I TELL YAH INVITATIONAL LEAGUE

SEASON SEVEN

WEEK 7

This week in the Premier League, Leicester brushed Leeds aside 4-1 away, to move up to second in the league. Southampton beat Aston Villa 4-3 away in a game where the score didn’t exactly reflect the game. Arsenal beat Man Utd 1-0 away in a not so great game, with the aid of a penalty. Newcastle beat Everton 2-1 at home. Chelsea brushed Burnley aside 3-0 away. Wolves beat Crystal Palace 2-0 at home. Fulham got their first win of the season to beat West Brom 2-0. Man City beat Sheff Utd 1-0 away. Spurs left it late to beat Brighton 2-1 at home thanks to their returning superstar and Liverpool beat West Ham at home by the same score.

In the ITYIFL, Lee Barratt remains on top for a second week, despite having his lead cut to 13 points. He scored a decent 54 point week, this was thanks to captain Kane (12) Grealish (15) Salah (8) and Calvert-Lewin (8).

My Arsenal mate Mr James moves up into second place cutting the lead at the top, this was thanks to a very decent weekly score of 61 points. Doing the business was Grealish (15) Lamptey (9) Salah (8) Calvert-Lewin (8) Kane (6) and Coady (6). Perennial top ten man Danny Milton moves down into third, following a weekly score of 43 points. His contributions were mainly from captain Kane (12) Calvert-Lewin (8) Chilwell (6) and Kilman (6).

Making up the Champions League places is defending champion Jeff Franklin, with a weekly score of 48 points. This was due to Wilson (12) Salah (8) Calvert-Lewin (8) and Ings (6). Former champ ahm Charles Denton moves up into fifth place, thanks to a decent 56 point week. This was due to captain Kane (12) Salah (8) Vestargaard (7) Gabriel (7) Dias (6) and Ederson (6).

My oldest nephew Tyrell Miles-Brown moves down into sixth, due to a very disappointing 36 point week, where his only real contributions came from captain Son (4) Werner (7) Ings (6) and Kane (6). Flying the flag for the ladies, Natalie Holder moves up to seventh, with a decent 58 point week. This was thanks to captain Kane (12) Grealish (15) Salah (8) Calvert-Lewin (8) and James (6).

My oldest mate Delroy Preddie moves up into eighth following an excellent 71 point week. He can thank triple captain De Bruyne (18) Tielemans (15) Grealish (15) Calvert-Lewin (8) and Patricio (6). My youngest son Latrell Oscar moves down into ninth, following a weekly score of 55 points. This was due to captan Sterling (6) Wilson (12) Calvert-Lewin (8) Barnes (8) Kane (6) Boly (6) and Chilwell (6).

Simon Sebhat moves up into the top ten, following a very decent 63 point week. Thanks to the likes of Grealish (15) Bellerin (12) Calvert-Lewin (8) Werner (7) Ings (6) and James (6). This weeks Highest Scorer was my right hand man Tyrone Brown, with an excellent and much needed weekly score of 77 points. He was also this weeks Highest Mover as he moved up five places from 25th to 20th. Doing the business were captain Vardy (28) Wilson (12) Aubameyang (8) Barnes (8) Ings (6) and Patricio (6).

Full steam ahead to week 8, one more week to go before another dreaded international break….Make it count y’all.