A difficult situation for Chelsea - if they lose any points this week, they can say bye bye to EPL trophy and prepare for the next season!
Fantasy Predictor
My predictions for games this gameweek.
BIR VS ARS [1-2]
CHE VS AST [2-1]
HUL VS FUL [0-2]
TOT VS POR [4-0]
WHU VS STO [1-1]
WOL VS EVE [2-3]
BOL VS MNU [0-2]
BUR VS BLA [1-2]
LIV VS SUN [3-1]
MNC VS WIG [3-1]
Fantasy Focus
Analysis of big showdowns this gameweek.
Chelsea vs Aston Villa
Prediction: 2-1
This clash will be one of Chelsea's largest obstacle to lift the league trophy.
The Blues' form have been very shaky recently with only about 50% of victory rate recently. A 5-0 Portsmouth's thrash does not really convince me, since Pompey is a team where most teams can rip off (except for Hull, of course).
However, the Villans are just as good as the host, if not worse. Despite being remain unbeaten in 2010, the double double league fixtures for Aston Villa had only seen them taking 6 points from 12, in which now they have even less chances than Liverpool claiming the fourth spot, judging by fixtures.
Martin O'Neill's wisdom will be very important in deciding the outcome of the game with Milner most probably absent. The Young-Carew duo will again be the biggest threat to pierce Chelsea's defence, especially when Ivanovic is out for a whole month - we all know how inferior Paulo Ferreira is.
Still, with the offensive quality Chelsea has, I think they will get full advantage of Stamford Bridge and take Aston Villa as their prey before they eventually visit to Old Trafford...
He might not be pretty, but his finishing is classy.
Fantasy Line-Ups
My recommendations to boost your fantasy scores.
Gw 32's One-Gamer
My highly anticipated top pointer of the gameweek.
Carlos Tevez - £9.0mWigan should not be a tough test for him.
Gw 32's Five-Gamer
My highly anticipated top pointer of the next five gameweeks.
Fernando Torres - £11.3mA highway for him to score points. We all know how much quality he has.
Gw 32's Dream Team
My favourite squad of the gameweek.
Schwarzer
Bale - Hughes - Evra
Kranjcar - Arteta - Fabregas - Duff
Pavlyuchenko - Torres - Tevez(C)
Substitutes (in order): Sorensen - Etherington - Insua - Craddock
My Captain: Tevez
Other Recommended Captains: Torres, Fabregas, Arteta
Emergency Captain Strategy: Value
Starting 11 Value: £82.7m
Total Value: £102.3m
Fantasy Times
The latest football news to enrich your day.
World Cup 2010: England's Calamity
On the verge of South Africa World Cup, Capello now has more and more reasons to headache:
- David Beckham suffered a big injury which will ruled him out from the pitch for half year,
- Ashley Cole is still racing with time to get ready for World Cup just in time,
- Emile Heskey was injured during the game in midweek,
- James Milner has a sore Achilles which the severity is still unknown,
- Wayne Rooney, England's biggest hope of getting the World Cup, is limping off the pitch after the game against Liverpool...
More may come, and this is definitely not a good story for Capello...
Hope that Ferguson won't exhaust him... That's impossible though.
FA Cup: Tottenham proceeds
Tottenham defeated Fulham 3-1 to book a place in Wembley for FA Cup semi-finals.
Bobby Zamora opened the scoreline before David Bentley, Roman Pavlyuchenko and Eidur Gudjohnsen completed the comeback victory with one goal each.
Tottenham's next opponent would be Redknapp's former club - the relegating Portsmouth.
He touches the ball and scores again!
The Wild Battle of First and Fourth
Two points separated the first from third - the premier league is still full of excitements till now!
Manchester United is now on the pole officially. With a much better form than Chelsea, they are looking forward to lift the trophy for the fourth time consecutively. They have only left Chelsea (H), Man City (A) and Tottenham (H) of the top seven to fight for, which are obviously much easier than Chelsea's.
The Blues will still need to face Aston Villa (H), Man Utd (A), Tottenham (A) and Liverpool (A) which are on the top half of the table. With three away games out of these four, they are having a big disadvantage compared to the other two. A draw or defeat out from Old Trafford will basically mean that their race is over.
Whereas for the Arsenal who will only need to fight Tottenham (A) and Man City (H), their title hope was quite bright before until Vermaelen was suspended last week. The way where Arsenal endure the three games without him will pretty much decide their fate.
As for the race for fourth, Aston Villa is on the verge of being the first to be knocked out. The game this weekend will decide whether they can stay on track or try again next year.
Liverpool are four points behind Tottenham who played one match less than them. However, the gap might be eventually cancelled with Tottenham's back to back challenge against the top three.
The Reds' fate will be pretty much concluded on the clash with Chelsea, with the prerequisite of getting at least 13 points out of 15 before that.
Meanwhile, Manchester City will have four continuous tough games from April to May - Man Utd (H), Arsenal (A), Aston Villa (H) and Tottenham (H). Despite the toughness of fixtures, three games on home means that they still hold some advantage against their rivals.
How exciting this season has became!
Who will be the hero?
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