Some Barclay's English Premier League (EPL) soccer update:
Games played yesterday included Queens Park Rangers vs Manchester United with a scoreline of 0-2. Camera zoomed in on owner, Tony Fernandes, during the game - saw him on Astro - who didn't look too happy which was expected with his team trailing MU.
United was back on top of the table after beating QPR but that was for just a few hours before Man City got its top placing back with a win 1-0 over Arsenal.
Other games played:
- Aston Villa 0 - 2 Liverpool
- Tottenham H. 1 - 0 Sunderland
- Manchester C. 1 - 0 Arsenal
After 16 games, Manchester City, with 41 points, is still top of the table as you can see from the current standings below. Man Utd is at second, two points behind, while Tottenham Hotspurs at third with 34 points and one game in hand.
Click on table to enlarge print. If bigger print is desired, you can click on the source at Barclays Premier League Table
Image sources:
- The Star
- Premierleague
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Sunday, December 18, 2011
Sunday, July 10, 2011
EPL comes to KL
I miss soccer, watching the game, I mean. Can't wait for EPL (English Premier League) to start its season again in August. I enjoy watching bowling too though these days, it's difficult to catch a game on the telly. I watch wrestling as well, in fleeting moments if you can call that watching. The game is stomach-churning for me, to say the least.
By the way, Arsenal team arrives today in Malaysia to kick-start a 10-day tour by English Premier League teams including Liverpool and Chelsea.
Arsenal, whose last visit to Malaysia was almost 12 years, will be playing the national team at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil on Wednesday.
While Liverpool, making their maiden visit to our country, meet the national team on Saturday. Chelsea then take on a Malaysian selection at the same venue on July 21.
Got your tickets yet?
By the way, Arsenal team arrives today in Malaysia to kick-start a 10-day tour by English Premier League teams including Liverpool and Chelsea.
Arsenal, whose last visit to Malaysia was almost 12 years, will be playing the national team at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil on Wednesday.
While Liverpool, making their maiden visit to our country, meet the national team on Saturday. Chelsea then take on a Malaysian selection at the same venue on July 21.
Got your tickets yet?
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