I TELL YAH INVITATIONAL LEAGUE

SEASON SEVEN

WEEK 32

This week in the Premier League, Man City overcame conceding a first minute goal and losing a man in the first half, to beat Aston Villa away 2-1. Newcastle overcome being penned back by 10 man West Ham, to beat them 3-2 at home. Tottenham came back from being a goal down in the first half, to beat Southampton 2-1 at home in Ryan Mason’s first game in charge. Leicester strolled past West Brom 3-0 at home. Man Utd beat Burnley 3-1 at home. Wolves beat Sheff Utd 1-0 at home to officially relegate them. Everton and Spurs played out a lively 2-2 draw. Leeds got a late equaliser to draw 1-1 at Liverpool. Arsenal got an even later goal to draw 1-1 at home to Fulham, also Brighton drew 0-0 at Chelsea.

In the ITYIFL, with just six game weeks to go. Perennial top ten man Danny Milton has taken a real significant step towards to league title, that was so cruelly ripped from him at the final hurdle last season. He scored a very impressive 71 point week to stretch his lead at the top to 83 points. Surely he cannot lose it now, can he? Doing the business was captain Son (24) Kane (12) Alexander-Arnold (8) Reguilon (6) Alonso (6) and Iheanacho (6).

Lee Barratt remains in second, still holding out hope of making this a title fight, despite losing ground with his 42 point weekly score. His only real contributions came from captain Kane (24) and Watkins (5). My Arsenal mate Mr James remains in third, with a decent 65 point weekly score. This was thanks to captain Kane (24) Son (12) Lingard (7) and Christensen (7).

Moving back up into a Champions League place is defending champion Jeff Franklin, with a decent 60 point week. Thanks to captain Kane (24) Sanchez (9) Lingard (7) and Iheanacho (6). This sees former champ ahm Charles Denton move down to fifth, following a disappointing 40 point weekly score, with contributions from Vardy (10) Lingard (7) Coady (7) and Iheanacho (6).

My youngest son and another former champ Latrell Oscar remains in sixth place, following a decent weekly score of 61 points, thanks mainly to captain Kane (24) Son (12) Lingard (7) and Iheanacho (6). Natalie Holder has split the brothers in their domestic battle and moved up to seventh, thanks to a decent wildcard 61 point week. This was due to captain Kane (24) Son (12) Alexander-Arnold (8) Lingard (7) Reguilon (6) and Iheanacho (6).

My middle son Jahsiah Tobierrie moves down one to ninth, due to a disappointing weekly score of 39 points. Captain Kane (24) was the only one who provided any significant contributions. Sanjay Beecher moved up two places from 12th to 10th, making him this weeks joint Highest Mover, thanks to a superb weekly score of 76 points. This also made him this weeks Highest Scorer. Doing the business was triple captain Kane (36) Son (12) Lingard (7) Dunk (6) and Iheanacho (6).

This weeks other joint Highest Mover was Kool FM’s Pressure X. He moved up two places from 23rd to 21st, mainly due to the teams around him having poor weeks, more than his wildcard weekly score of 47 points. His contributions came mainly from captain Kane (24) and Lingard (7).

Its a quick turnaround with the new game week starting today, so make it count y’all.