Águilas Doradas in Columbia had to start a game yesterday with 7 players due to a Covid outbreak. The 7 included 2 goalkeepers, one playing outfield.
The score at half time was 0-0.
After 70 mins, they went 4-0 down, immediately one of their players picked up an injury (funny that), so the game had to be abandoned given they had 6 players, and now it'll be awarded as a 3-0.
The point about more teams in Europe is very interesting actually, USSR, Yugoslavia, Germany, Czechoslovakia. Whilst teams like Gibraltar have gained international status.
Germany makes one less team - what used to be West and East is now just the one.
Jamal Musiala was nine years old the last time Bayern didnt win the Bundesliga
Always think that we moan about the same big teams always winning the league, but then before this season, we had 5 different winners in 8 years, and at the same time Bayern, Celtic and Juve won their respective titles every single year.
Jamal Musiala was nine years old the last time Bayern didnt win the Bundesliga
Always think that we moan about the same big teams always winning the league, but then before this season, we had 5 different winners in 8 years, and at the same time Bayern, Celtic and Juve won their respective titles every single year.
Yeah the only fault with the Premier League of late is the fact that this year and last year havent been overly competitive, we might be getting different winners each year rather than one constant team, but need a bit more competition right until the end
Jamal Musiala was nine years old the last time Bayern didnt win the Bundesliga
Always think that we moan about the same big teams always winning the league, but then before this season, we had 5 different winners in 8 years, and at the same time Bayern, Celtic and Juve won their respective titles every single year.
Yeah the only fault with the Premier League of late is the fact that this year and last year havent been overly competitive, we might be getting different winners each year rather than one constant team, but need a bit more competition right until the end
True, the Rodgers/Suarez year when City won it, and the Man City 98/Liverpool 97 year were the only close ones in those 8 years I think.
Hull City can get promoted back to the Championship if results go their way tonight
Since 2000 there have only been two years when more than one relegated club from the Championship has bounced back the following year; 2008-09 was one of those occasions, 2017-18 when Wigan and Blackburn went up automatically the other.
Hull City can get promoted back to the Championship if results go their way tonight
Since 2000 there have only been two years when more than one relegated club from the Championship has bounced back the following year; 2008-09 was one of those occasions, 2017-18 when Wigan and Blackburn went up automatically the other.
1995 was the last time Charlton and Sunderland were in the same divison (with promotion) and one of them didn't get promoted.
Hull City can get promoted back to the Championship if results go their way tonight
Since 2000 there have only been two years when more than one relegated club from the Championship has bounced back the following year; 2008-09 was one of those occasions, 2017-18 when Wigan and Blackburn went up automatically the other.
1995 was the last time Charlton and Sunderland were in the same divison (with promotion) and one of them didn't get promoted.
Hull City can get promoted back to the Championship if results go their way tonight
Since 2000 there have only been two years when more than one relegated club from the Championship has bounced back the following year; 2008-09 was one of those occasions, 2017-18 when Wigan and Blackburn went up automatically the other.
1995 was the last time Charlton and Sunderland were in the same divison (with promotion) and one of them didn't get promoted.
Surprised that both werent in the Play-Offs
The following year one was, the other one was promoted.
Hull City can get promoted back to the Championship if results go their way tonight
Since 2000 there have only been two years when more than one relegated club from the Championship has bounced back the following year; 2008-09 was one of those occasions, 2017-18 when Wigan and Blackburn went up automatically the other.
1995 was the last time Charlton and Sunderland were in the same divison (with promotion) and one of them didn't get promoted.
Surprised that both werent in the Play-Offs
The following year one was, the other one was promoted.
Sunderland did well that year then considering they only beat the drop by 4-pts in 94/95
Hull City can get promoted back to the Championship if results go their way tonight
Since 2000 there have only been two years when more than one relegated club from the Championship has bounced back the following year; 2008-09 was one of those occasions, 2017-18 when Wigan and Blackburn went up automatically the other.
1995 was the last time Charlton and Sunderland were in the same divison (with promotion) and one of them didn't get promoted.
Surprised that both werent in the Play-Offs
The following year one was, the other one was promoted.
Sunderland did well that year then considering they only beat the drop by 4-pts in 94/95
Won the league didn't they? They were dead and buried at one stage in 94/95 then Peter Reid turned up
Hull City can get promoted back to the Championship if results go their way tonight
Since 2000 there have only been two years when more than one relegated club from the Championship has bounced back the following year; 2008-09 was one of those occasions, 2017-18 when Wigan and Blackburn went up automatically the other.
1995 was the last time Charlton and Sunderland were in the same divison (with promotion) and one of them didn't get promoted.
Surprised that both werent in the Play-Offs
The following year one was, the other one was promoted.
Sunderland did well that year then considering they only beat the drop by 4-pts in 94/95
Won the league didn't they? They were dead and buried at one stage in 94/95 then Peter Reid turned up
Yeah went from 54-pts to 83-pts winning the title... Didnt realise that Peter Reid was their Manager for so long before '98
Although that 95/96 was my first proper year where I started to realise that even Charlton existed as remember going out with my parents for the day yet sat in the car listening to the Play-Off game @ Selhurst Park
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Head to head result?.
Or Goals Scored?
Since 2000 there have only been two years when more than one relegated club from the Championship has bounced back the following year; 2008-09 was one of those occasions, 2017-18 when Wigan and Blackburn went up automatically the other.
Although that 95/96 was my first proper year where I started to realise that even Charlton existed as remember going out with my parents for the day yet sat in the car listening to the Play-Off game @ Selhurst Park