
Sport
Share
Published 19:27 3 Nov 2015 GMT

Arsenal remain a constant in second place, but the surprising leaders (in imaginary 50% world) are Watford, who would be unbeaten on 19 points.
In reality, the Hornets top the bottom half of the table in 11th position. Perhaps that says a lot about their lack of staying power, whilst City are clearly strong finishers...
https://twitter.com/Sean_Fay/status/661608118959247360Explore more on these topics:
Ronaldo makes emotional statement as he retires from international football
BREAKING Cristiano Ronaldo has retired from international football with immediate effect. After more than 200 games for the European country, the forward has left international football behind him at the age of 41. The decision comes weeks after a public fallout with the nation’s head coach Jorge Jesus, following Jesus’ choice to leave the player […]
Sport
1 day ago
Spanish footballer Jesus De Miguel’s cause of death has been revealed
He died in hospital following an on-pitch collision. Spanish football player Jesus De Miguel died as a result of “accidental chest trauma,” according to news reports with knowledge of the 30-year-old’s post-mortem report, cited here by LBC. De Miguel was playing for his side CD Tenerife, against FC Andorra in the Spanish second division, when […]
Sport
1 day ago
This mid-table Premier League teams quiz is for geniuses only
Sport