(17 Mar 2015, 8:21 pm)mb134 wrote Giroud has put Arsenal 1-0 up against Monaco, just require 2 more now to go through (3-2 on aggregate currently)

(17 Mar 2015, 8:26 pm)aureolin wrote Still need another 2 without reply though, because of the away goals rule.  I've got Arsenal at 5-1 to qualify.

(17 Mar 2015, 9:39 pm)mb134 wrote Full time Monaco 0- Arsenal 2. (3-3 on aggregate, Monaco going through on away goals)

Arsenal played very well tonight in my opinion, and were unlucky not to find the third goal. Now British hopes in the Champions League rest on Manchester City...

(17 Mar 2015, 9:39 pm)mb134 wrote Full time Monaco 0- Arsenal 2. (3-3 on aggregate, Monaco going through on away goals)

Arsenal played very well tonight in my opinion, and were unlucky not to find the third goal. Now British hopes in the Champions League rest on Manchester City...

(17 Mar 2015, 9:45 pm)MrFozz wrote If City win, I'll bare my ar...Better stop right there

Theres more chance of seeing pubes in a Japanese porn film than City winning

(19 Mar 2015, 7:51 am)leestransportphotos wrote I didn't get a chance to watch the Barca v Man City game last night but here's my report from the Championship and League 2 -

Fulham manager Kit Symons is under increasing pressure to resign after his side crashed to a 3-0 defeat at home to Leeds. Two goals just either side of Half time by Sam Byram and Sol Bamba made it 2-0 after 48 minutes. Fulham defender Kostas Stafylidis was then sent off for two quick bookings before Mirko Antenucci made the game safe late on. At the other end of the table, play off chasing Nottingham Forest beat relegation threatened Rotherham by 2 goals to 0. Two goals in 2 minutes at the end of the half by Dexter Blackstock and Mikel Antonio made the game Forest's after just 45 minutes. Forest remain 7th and Fulham move down to 21st just 6 points off the relegation zone. Meanwhile, despite the defeat, Steve Evans Rotherham side move up to 20th and are surely set for another season in the league.

Into league 2 and run away leaders Burton Albion beat play off hopefuls Southend United by 2 goals to 1. Southend took the lead in the 2nd minute of injury time in the first half through Barrie Core's penalty. Bad then got to worse for the Brewers as Robbie Weir was sent off for a clash with the Shrimpers Corr. Into the second half and Burton finally got their goal, Ollie Palmers strike from 18 yards whistling past Southend 'keeper Dan Bentley. And then with 89 gone, substitute Nasser El Khayati won it for Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink's side when he side footed into the far corner. Burton remain top and 5 points clear, Southend remain 4th and in the playoffs and 5 point clear of 8th placed Newport.