PFYC England - August 2012 in review!

PFYC ENGLAND - SEASON 2012-13 - AUGUST IN REVIEW
(tables as at September 2, 2012)


PREMIERSHIP

For a FULL table with Goal Difference and W/D/L: CLICK HERE!

1 Fulham 9
2 Liverpool 9
3 Newcastle 9
4 QPR 9
5 Southampton 9
6 Arsenal 6
7 Aston Villa 6
8 Stoke 6
9 Swansea 6
10 West Brom 6
11 Chelsea 3
12 Man Utd 3
13 Sunderland 3
14 Tottenham 3
15 Wigan 3
16 Everton 0
17 Man City 0
18 Norwich 0
19 Reading 0
20 West Ham 0

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Five teams unbeaten through the first three games of the season. Last season`s two highest-scoring teams, Liverpool and QPR, lead the way in the FULL table (see links above), with the Reds just edging into first on goal difference. Game of the month was a big win for former champions Fulham against Manchester United, by a margin of 101m - 50m.

At the bottom, Norwich and Reading are struggling as predicted, with Everton, Man City and West Ham joining them with zero points after 3 games. The Royals are the lowest scorers in the Premier, with only 13m points from 3 games.

For more discussion, see the PFYC Premiership Forum: HERE!

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CHAMPIONSHIP

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1 Birmingham 12
2 Brighton 12
3 Crystal Palace 12
4 Huddersfield 12
5 Leicester 12
6 Millwall 12
7 Hull 9
8 Leeds United 9
9 Wolves 9
10 Bolton 6
11 Cardiff 6
12 Ipswich 6
13 Middlesbrough 6
14 Nottm Forest 6
15 Blackpool 3
16 Bristol City 3
17 Burnley 3
18 Derby 3
19 Sheff Wed 3
20 Barnsley 0
21 Blackburn 0
22 Charlton 0
23 Peterborough 0
24 Watford 0

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Six teams unbeaten through the first four games of the Championship season, with the big three, Crystal Palace, Brighton and Birmingham very much leading the way. Palace and Brighton are by far the leading scorers in PFYC England thus far, battling away for the division lead on goal difference and AVERAGING over 100m points per game so far!

Game of the month however was a classic tight tussle between last season`s third place finisher Cardiff and relegated Wolves, where neither side had more than a 5m lead all week. It ended in a 61m - 59m win for the Welshmen.

At the bottom, five teams are winless, with Barnsley being the early wooden spoon favourites, having scored a total of only 1.4m points in 4 games.

For more discussion, see the PFYC Championship Forum: HERE!

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LEAGUE ONE

For a FULL table with Goal Difference and W/D/L: CLICK HERE!

1 Bournemouth 12
2 Shrewsbury 12
3 Swindon 12
4 Walsall 12
5 Carlisle 9
6 Coventry 9
7 Crawley 9
8 Stevenage 9
9 Brentford 6
10 Bury 6
11 Colchester 6
12 Leyton Orient 6
13 Notts County 6
14 Oldham 6
15 Scunthorpe 6
16 Yeovil 6
17 Doncaster 3
18 Portsmouth 3
19 Preston 3
20 Sheff Utd 3
21 Crewe 0
22 Hartlepool 0
23 MK Dons 0
24 Tranmere 0

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Four teams unbeaten so far in League One, with the division shaping up to be a battle between former champions Walsall and Bournemouth, and promoted teams in Shrewsbury and Swindon. Some good battles coming up, with the Shrews perhaps being the early favourites based on an average winning margin of 11m points per game.

Game of the month was a 26m - 13m win for the Shrews over Preston.

At the bottom, MK Dons have zero points as predicted, and are so far joined by 3 other clubs.

For more discussion, see the PFYC League One Forum: HERE!

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LEAGUE TWO

For a FULL table with Goal Difference and W/D/L: CLICK HERE!

1 Accrington 12
2 Barnet 12
3 Gillingham 12
4 Morecambe 12
5 Northampton 12
6 Oxford Utd 12
7 Chesterfield 9
8 Torquay 9
9 Aldershot 6
10 Bradford 6
11 Burton Albion 6
12 Dag & Red 6
13 Wimbledon 6
14 Wycombe 6
15 Bristol Rovers 3
16 Exeter 3
17 Fleetwood 3
18 Plymouth 3
19 Port Vale 3
20 Rotherham 3
21 Cheltenham 0
22 Rochdale 0
23 Southend 0
24 York 0

For ALL results: CLICK HERE!

Six teams unbeaten through the first four games of the season. Last season`s powers Barnet, Gillingham, Morecambe and Oxford are joined by Accrington and Northampton on full points.

Game of the month was a 76m - 44m win for the Bees over Port Vale.

At the bottom, new boys York have zero points, along with relegated Rochdale and last season`s strugglers Cheltenham and Southend.

For more discussion, see the PFYC League Two Forum: HERE!

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