FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE

C	CARDIFF CITY	46	25	12	9	27	87
P	HULL	46	24	7	15	9	79
3	WATFORD	46	23	8	15	27	77
4	BRIGHTON	46	19	18	9	26	75
P	CRYSTAL PALACE	46	19	15	12	11	72
6	LEICESTER	46	19	11	16	23	68
7	BOLTON WANDERERS	46	18	14	14	8	68
8	NOTTINGHAM FOREST	46	17	16	13	4	67
9	CHARLTON	46	17	14	15	6	65
10	BIRMINGHAM CITY	46	15	16	16	-6	61
11	BURNLEY	46	16	13	17	2	61
12	DERBY COUNTY	46	16	13	17	3	61
13	LEEDS	46	17	10	19	-9	61
14	IPSWICH	46	16	12	18	-13	60
15	BLACKPOOL	46	14	17	15	-1	59
16	MIDDLESBROUGH	46	18	5	23	-9	59
17	BLACKBURN ROVERS	46	14	16	16	-7	58
18	HUDDERSFIELD TOWN	46	15	13	18	-20	58
19	SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY	46	16	10	20	-8	58
20	MILLWALL	46	15	11	20	-11	56
21	BARNSLEY	46	14	13	19	-14	55
R	PETERBRORUGH UNITED	46	15	9	24	-9	54
R	WOLVES	46	14	9	23	-14	51
R	BRISTOL CITY	46	11	8	27	-25	41

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FT REPORT: MANCHESTER CITY 1-0 TOTTENHAM

MANCHESTER CITY put Wednesday's Champions League disappointment behind them after beating Spurs 1-0 to put the pressure back onto Liverpool in the title race. (C) Manchester City City came flying out of the blocks right away. It didn't take long to get in front. Bernando Silva's cross found Sergio Aguero, who had too much space in the box and headed across goal for Phil Foden who headed in from close range after just five minutes. That was Foden's first Premier League goal on his second ever Premier League start. City continued to create chances but failed to take them. Aguero thought he was in after being played through by Bernando Silva but he was flagged offside. Paulo Ganzaniga came into the starting lineup as one of five Tottenham changes. He however, was looking fragile. He made a number of errors that only gave City confidence. Trying to chip the ball over a player five yards out was one of a number of things the keeper attempted that c...

FINAL PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE

POS TEAM P W D L GD PTS C MANCHESTER UNITED 38 28 5 5 43 89 2 MANCHESTER CITY 38 23 9 6 32 78 3 CHELSEA 38 22 9 7 36 75 4 ARSENAL 38 21 10 7 35 73 5 TOTTENHAM 38 21 9 8 20 72 6 EVERTON 38 16 15 7 15 63 7 LIVERPOOL 38 16 13 9 28 61 8 WEST BROM 38 14 7 17 -4 49 9 SWANSEA 38 11 13 14 -4 46 10 WEST HAM 38 12 10 16 -8 46 11 NORWICH 38 10 14 14 -17 44 12 FULHAM 38 11 10 17 -10 43 13 STOKE 38 9 15 14 -11 42 14 SOUTHAMPTON 38 9 14 15 -11 41 15 ASTON VILLA 38 10 11 17 -22 41 16 NEWCASTLE 38 11 8 19 -23 41 17 SUNDERLAND 38 ...

Season Preview: CARDIFF

Full Name: Cardiff City Football Club Manager: Malky Mackay Stadium: Cardiff City Stadium Last Season: 1st (Npower Championship) Ins: Andreas Cornelius- FC Copenhagen (£7.5M), John Brayford- Derby (£1.5M), Simon Moore- Brentford (Undisclosed), Steven Caulker- Tottenham (£8M). Outs: Jesse Darko (Released), Nathaniel Jarvis (Released), Stephen McPhail (Released), Elliot Parish- Bristol City (Free), Hidar Helguson (Retired) Season Summary Npower Championship: 1st (Champions) FA Cup: 3rd Round- Lost to 2-1 to Macclesfield League Cup: 1st Round- Lost 2-1 to Northampton Top Scorer: Hider Helguson (9) My Prediction: 17th- I believe that Cardiff will stay up with the players brought in I think they have enough to regain Premier League status for another season.

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