I TELL YAH INVITATIONAL LEAGUE

SEASON SEVEN

WEEK 12

This week in the Premier League, Everton squeezed past Chelsea 1-0 at home. Southampton brushed Sheff Utd aside 3-0 at home. Leicester brushed Brighton aside by the same score at home. West Ham needed a late goal to beat Leeds 2-1 away. Aston Villa needed a much later penalty to beat Wolves 1-0 away. Burnley beat 10 man Arsenal away as the gunners slumped to a fourth home defeat in a row. Newcastle also got a late winner to beat West Brom 2-1 at home. Palace got a late goal to draw 1-1 at home to Spurs. Liverpool needed a penalty to draw 1-1 away at Fulham also Man Utd and Man City played out one of the worst Manchester derbies of modern time with a 0-0 draw at Old Trafford.

In the ITYIFL, perennial top ten man Danny Milton storms to the top of the table, via just a solitary point, with a superb 83 point weekly score, making him this weeks Highest Scorer by some distance. Doing the business was captain Vardy (26) Justin (11) Martinez (11) Kane (9) Walker-Peters (6) Son (5) and Bamford (5).

This sees Lee Barratt move down to second, but obviously right in touching distance following a decent 69 point week. This was due to captain Kane (18) Justin (11) Keane (6) McCarthy (6) Calvert-Lewin (5) Bamford (5) Son (5) and Konsa (5). Having a really impressive second season and flying the flag for the ladies is Natalie Holder, who moved up into third, with a decent weekly score of 61 points. This was thanks to captain Bamford (10) Justin (11) Martinez (11) Kane (9) and Calvert-Lewin (5).

The defending champion Jeff Franklin sits in a Champions League place, nicely poised following a weekly score of 54 points. This was due to captain Salah (16) Walker-Peters (6) McCarthy (6) Calvert-Lewin (5) Son (5) and Konsa (5). My Arsenal mate  (sorry) Mr James has moved down into fifth, with a weekly score of 55 points, his contributions came from captain Kane (18) Justin (11) McCarthy (6) Calvert-Lewin (5) and Son (5).

Former champ ahm Charles Denton remains in sixth place, following a decent weekly score of 66 points, thanks to captain Salah (16) Kane (9) Klitch (8) Vestergaard (7) McCarthy (6) Calvert-Lewin (5) and Bamford (5). Washington DC’s Greg C moves back into the top ten in seventh, due to a decent 64 point weekly score. He can thank the likes of captain Salah (16) Bednarek (12) Kane (9) Walker-Peters (6) McCarthy (6) and Konsa (6).

Owen Barnes also moves up, into eighth, following a 57 point week. This was due to the likes of captain Fernandes (6) Martinez (11) Kane (9) Vestergaard (7) Calvert-Lewin (5) Bamford (5) and Son (5). This weeks Highest Mover was my old skool mate Derick Fredericks, who moved up five places from 14th to 9th and back into the top ten for the first time since week one. This was due to an excellent 75 point week, thanks to captain Salah (16) Vardy (13) Justin (11) Vestergaard (7) Kane (9) Calvert-Lewin (5) and Son (5).

Just a point behind and making up the top ten is Simon Sebhat, following his weekly score of 47 points, with contributions came from captain Fernandes (6) Vardy (13) Cancelo (6) Calvert-Lewin (5) Bamford (5) and Son (5).

It’s a quick turnaround folks, as we have midweek games from Tuesday to Thursday, so don’t miss out and make it count y’all.