Claymore Athletic FC 5 v 1 The Cow-Faced Juniors
Fred West Landscape Gardening XI 1 v 2 YTFIB
Markian United 2 v 5 Cheese Makers
Nil Satis Nisi Optimum 4 v 2 The Wateringhole Society
Real Muppets 2 v 2 Mega Buck Bandits
The Fabulous Artisans 1 v 4 San Dimas High School
Trusted By Millions 2 v 2 Athletico Phoenix
Wheel Madrid 3 v 1 Aardvark Abacus
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hree teams have won their first two matches and they’re all managed by men called Paul.
It’s my team that are top of the three due to having one more cancelled clean than Nil Satis. San Dimas were surprisingly comfortable winners at the Artisans. Pedro had put me ahead early on but Romelu Lukaku’s header and Pascal Gross’s penalty had extended the lead to three by the break and David Silva added a fourth with a brilliant free-kick not long after the restart. Nil Satis also scored four but two conceded to the Wateringhole Society denied Paul S the top spot. Theo Walcott finished off a free-kick move to put Nil Satis ahead but Gary Doherty’s unfortunate own goal had Kiran level on the half hour. Henrik Mkhitaryan put Paul back in front but Alex Iwobi swept home four minutes from half-time to level the game once more. Marcos Alonso put Paul ahead for a third time on 81 minutes and this time there was no response. Paul Pogba made it 4-2 from the spot five minutes into stoppage time which still left time for Kenedy to miss one for Kiran.
Wheel Madrid are top scorers in the league but goal difference has them in third following a 3-1 win over the Aardvarks. James Maddison has looked a great signing for Paul (early days, I know) and his deflected shot had Wheels ahead right on half time and Callum Wilson doubled the lead when dancing through Ady’s defence on the hour. Following Jamie Vardy’s red card Ady pulled one back through a great Kieran Trippier free-kick but Neil Etheridge got his second penalty save of the season deep in injury time to clinch all the points. Claymore knocked last week’s leaders, the CFJs, off the top with a big win. It was mostly courtesy of Sergio Aguero who fired in a hat-trick after Alvaro Morata had put Chris and Co. ahead. I think it’s Augero’s ninth WSFFL hat-trick but Clive may be able to correct me.
The Muppets were held 2-2 by Mega Bucks to stay unbeaten. James Tarkowski’s early header and Sadio Mane’s late finish for Ryan were equalled by cleans from Javier Manquillo and Alisson for Dave. It was similar for the Phoenix in sixth who drew 2-2 at Trusted. Beef was two up after 31 minutes, Andre Gray’s brilliant volley and Richardson on debut got his goals, but Brian was back in it straight away thanks to Marko Arnautovic’s penalty. The only score in the second half was England hero Harry Maguire’s clean to earn Athletico a draw.
Cheese Makers went on a goal rush to win at Markian. It can’t be often that Matthew’s front pair of Glenn Murray and Troy Deeney score in the same game but they did this week to put the Cheesers 2-0 up. Mark and Ian will be pleased to see Danny Ings back on the scoresheet after his injury woes but Steve Cook battering rammed his way to put a header in to make it 3-1. Harry Kane scored in August (shock) to reduce the deficit again but cleans from Sol Bamba and Andrew Robertson saw Matthew home with all the points. There was a surprise at New Cromwell Road as Fred lost at home to YTFIB. Lucas Moura’s curling finish two minutes from half time appeared to have the home side on the road to the points but James Milner’s spot-kick had Julian level before the break. A nervy second half was settled by a Joe Gomez clean in Julian’s favour.
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