Sabrina.

Goals =01 Romelu Lukaku 15 Everton =01 Jamie Vardy 15 Leicester City 03 Odion Ighalo 14 Watford 04 Riyad Mahrez: 13 Leicester City 05 Harry Kane 11 Tottenham 06 Olivier Giroud 10 Arsenal =07 Sergio Aguero 7 Manchester City =07 Georginio Wijnaldum 7 Newcastle =07 Marko Arnautovic 7 Stoke City =10 Alexis Sanchez 6 Arsenal =10 Graziano Pelle 6 Southampton =10 Troy Deeney 6 Watford =10 Christian Benteke 6 Liverpool =10 Ross Barkley 6 Everton =10 Andre Ayew 6 Swansea Assists 01 Mesut Ozil 16 Arsenal 02 Kevin De Bruyne 8 Manchester City =03 Ross Barkley 7 Everton =03 Gerard Deulofeu 7 Everton =03 Riyad Mahrez 7 Leicester City =03 David Silva 7 Manchester City =07 Sadio Mane 6 Southampton =07 Wes Hoolahan 6 Norwich City =07 Christian Eriksen 6 Tottenham =07 Marc Albrighton 6 Leicester City

Goals 01 Jamie Vardy 15 Leicester City 02 Romelu Lukaku 12 Everton 03 Riyad Mahrez: 11 Leicester City 04 Odion Ighalo 10 Watford 05 Olivier Giroud 9 Arsenal 06 Harry Kane 8 Tottenham =07 Sergio Aguero 7 Manchester City =07 Georginio Wijnaldum 7 Newcastle =09 Alexis Sanchez 6 Arsenal =09 Graziano Pelle 6 Southampton =09 Ross Barkley 6 Everton =09 Andre Ayew 6 Swansea Assists 01 Mesut Ozil 13 Arsenal =02 Gerard Deulofeu 7 Everton =02 Riyad Mahrez 7 Leicester City =04 Marc Albrighton 6 Leicester City =04 Christian Eriksen 6 Tottenham =04 Kevin De Bruyne 6 Manchester City =04 David Silva 6 Manchester City =07 Yaya Toure 5 Manchester City =07 Moussa Sissoko 5 Newcastle =07 Sadio Mane 5 Southampton =07 Wes Hoolahan 5 Norwich City =07 Ross Barkley 5 Everton

All a bit underwhelming

Everton, Stoke and Man City through to the semi-finals. Liverpool and Southampton play tonight with the draw to follow straight after

Gary Neville appointed Valencia head coach until the end of the season

Goals 01 Jamie Vardy 14 Leicester City 02 Romelu Lukaku 10 Everton =03 Odion Ighalo 8 Watford =03 Harry Kane 8 Tottenham =05 Sergio Aguero 7 Manchester City =05 Olivier Giroud 7 Arsenal =05 Riyad Mahrez: 7 Leicester City =08 Georginio Wijnaldum 6 Newcastle =08 Alexis Sanchez 6 Arsenal =08 Graziano Pelle 6 Southampton =08 Ross Barkley 6 Everton =08 Andre Ayew 6 Swansea Assists 01 Mesut Ozil 11 Arsenal =02 Kevin De Bruyne 6 Manchester City =02 Gerard Deulofeu 6 Everton =02 Riyad Mahrez 6 Leicester City =02 David Silva 6 Manchester City =06 Sadio Mane 5 Southampton =06 Wes Hoolahan 5 Norwich City =06 Christian Eriksen 5 Tottenham =06 Ross Barkley 5 Everton =10 Yaya Toure 4 Manchester City =10 Moussa Sissoko 4 Newcastle =10 Romelu Lukaku 4 Everton =10 Arouna Kone 4 Everton =10 Marc Albrighton 4 Leicester City

Originals 01. Justin Bieber - Love Yourself (& #44) 03. Adele - Hello (& #7) 04. Grace feat. G-Eazy - You Don't Own Me (& #65) 24. Labrinth - Jealous 42. Kygo feat. Conrad Sewell - Firestone 71. Silento - Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae) (& #123) Contestants 30. Lauren Murray - You Don't Own Me 38. Louisa Johnson - Jealous 75. Lauren Murray - Firestone 93. Louisa Johnson - Love Yourself 116. 4th Impact - I'll Be There 117. Che Chesterman - Try a Little Tenderness 142. Reggie 'N' Bollie - Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)/Azonto

What an achievement :o

The judges need to stop trying to make Reggie & Bollie a thing. Cheryl doesn't fail to make me cringe either My favourites were Che & Lauren. I do think Che will be in danger though unfortunately with 4th Impact joining him in the bottom two

Didn't enjoy that all. Way too shouty

Teams in bold have now qualified. Teams underlined can still qualify Group A: Ajax, Celtic , Fenerbahce, Molde Group B: Rubin Kazan, Liverpool, Bordeaux, FC Sion Group C: Borussia Dortmund, Paok Thessaloniki, Krasnodar, Gabala Group D: Napoli, Club Brugge, Legia Warsaw, Midtjyllland Group E: Villarreal, Viktoria Plzen, Rapid Vienna, Dinamo Minsk Group F: Marseille, Braga, Slovan Liberec, Groningen Group G: Dnipropetrovsk, Lazio, St-Etienne, Rosenborg Group H: Sporting Lisbon, Besiktas, Lokomotiv Moscow, Skenderbeu Group I: Basel, Fiorentina, Lech Poznan, Belenenses Group J: Tottenham, Anderlecht, Monaco, Qarabag Group K: Schalke, Apoel Nicosia, Sparta Prague, Asteras Tripolis Group L: Athletic Bilbao, AZ Alkmaar, Augsburg, Partizan Belgrade

Goals 01 Jamie Vardy: 11 Leicester City =02 Riyad Mahrez: 7 Leicester City =02 Odion Ighalo: 7 Watford =04 Georginio Wijnaldum 6 Newcastle =04 Alexis Sanchez 6 Arsenal =04 Olivier Giroud 6 Arsenal =04 Graziano Pelle 6 Southampton =04 Romelu Lukaku 6 Everton =04 Sergio Aguero 6 Manchester City =10 Callum Wilson 5 Bournemouth =10 Dimitri Payet 5 West Ham =10 Arouna Kone 5 Everton =10 Andre Ayew 5 Swansea Assists 01 Mesut Ozil 9 Arsenal 02 David Silva 6 Manchester City =03 Wes Hoolahan 5 Norwich City =03 Riyad Mahrez: 5 Leicester City =05 Yaya Toure 4 Manchester City =05 Kevin De Bruyne 4 Manchester City =05 Moussa Sissoko 4 Newcastle =05 Sadio Mane 4 Southampton =05 Romelu Lukaku 4 Everton =05 Gerard Deulofeu 4 Everton =05 Marc Albrighton: 4 Leicester City

4th Impact and Alien Uncovered the standout groups & then I'd throw in Reggie 'N' Bollie for the entertainment factor. The rest were a bit boring

Or on a break

Stones out of the squad. Walker and Townsend in

Aguero as captain doing the business Too bad the rest of my team didn't

Rodgers brought me some of the best times as a Liverpool fan. 13/14 easily outshines 08/09 in terms of entertainment However, I do think he had lost his way and the time was right for him to go. We've always been pretty poor defensively under him, so I wouldn't expect us to suddenly improve in that area. Our lack of attacking threat was the concern though. Against Carlisle for example we looked clueless and unable to break down a league 2 side during 120+ minutes of football with Coutinho, Lallana etc. on the pitch. It also wasn't exactly encouraging to see Rodgers abandon his preferred formation just a handful of games into the season. Can't have had much faith in it? Klopp seems to be the likely next manager if all goes to plan. Excited to see what he can get out of this group of players as I do think we've got a good squad with a lot of potential. The fans could do with a lift too. & a little mention for Sean O'Driscoll and Gary McAllister (assuming he's gone), who I'm sure would have expected to be in a job for more than 3-4 months.

Saturday 12th September: Everton v Chelsea 12:45 1-2 Arsenal v Stoke 2-1 Crystal Palace v Man City 0-2 Norwich v Bournemouth 2-1 Watford v Swansea 2-2 West Brom v Southampton 2-1 Man Utd v Liverpool 17:30 2-1 Sunday 13th September: Sunderland v Tottenham 13:30 1-3 Leicester v Aston Villa 16:00 1-1 Monday 14th September West Ham v Newcastle 20:00 1-1

Can't say I'm a fan of Farrah as a person, but I'd gladly see how stay in for now for the entertainment value Find most of the Brits a bit boring to be honest

01 Austin Armacost 02 James Hill 03 Jenna Jameson 04 Farrah Abraham 05 Janice Dickinson 06 Fatman Scoop 07 Natasha Hamilton 08 Bobby Davro 09 Sherrie Hewson 10 Gail Porter 11 Stevi & Chloe 12 Christopher Ellison

The pity party is slightly boring now. Decisions go against every team

Saturday 22nd August: Man Utd 2-0 Newcastle Crystal Palace 2-1 Aston Villa Leicester 2-2 Tottenham Norwich 1-2 Stoke Sunderland 1-2 Swansea West Ham 2-1 Bournemouth Sunday 23rd August: West Brom 0-2 Chelsea Everton 1-3 Man City Watford 2-2 Southampton Monday 24th August: Arsenal 3-1 Liverpool

Another 1-0 win. Not the greatest performance, but I'm not complaining Bournemouth were good, but didn't have any real clear cut chances. The decisions did go against them, but we had a few opportunities ourselves where we probably should have punished them. Benteke towards the end of the game comes to mind Despite the performance, I still don't think they'll be good enough to stay up

I wish

Aston Villa 0-2 Man United Southampton 2-1 Everton Sunderland 2-2 Norwich Swansea 2-1 Newcastle Tottenham 2-1 Stoke Watford 2-1 West Brom West Ham 2-2 Leicester Crystal Palace 0-2 Arsenal Man City 1-0 Chelsea Liverpool 2-0 Bournemouth