All three finals are included in this competition.
Fulham v Aston Villa
Shots on target =
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Shots at goal =
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Total number of Corners =
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The total number of bookings with red cards scored at 2 for 2 bookings and 3 for a straight red. =
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The total number of fouls. =
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Total number of subs used. =
TOTAL =
Names of 2 goal scorers
Final score
The Millers v Shrewsbury
Shots on target =
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Shots at goal =
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Total number of Corners =
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The total number of bookings with red cards scored at 2 for 2 bookings and 3 for a straight red. =
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The total number of fouls. =
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Total number of subs used. =
TOTAL =
Names of 2 goal scorers
Final score
Exeter v Coventry
Shots on target =
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Shots at goal =
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Total number of Corners =
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The total number of bookings with red cards scored at 2 for 2 bookings and 3 for a straight red. =
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The total number of fouls. =
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Total number of subs used. =
TOTAL =
Names of 2 goal scorers
Final score
The standard closest to the total in each game wins 5 points
The final score;- in the case of penalties then the game will be classed as a draw.
1 pt correct number of goals
2 pts correct result
5 pts correct score
Goal scorers. If you correctly guess a goal scorer in a game you get 5 pts. Only 2 players per game. No player who scores in a penalty shoot out will be counted as a goal scorer. Only goals scored in normal or extra time counts.
An extra 5 points will be given for a named winning goal scorer. The winning goal rules were beautifully explained by Monty_Rhodes
There is plenty of authority on what constitutes a "winning goal" in football. It is in short the first goal scored by the winning team that is not (here's the important bit) subsequently nullified by an equalising goal. In a 2:0 win the "winning goal" is always the first goal scored. If scoring goes 1:0; 1:1; 2:1 the winning goal is the second goal scored by the winning team. If scoring goes 1:0; 2:0; 2:1 the winning goal is still the first goal as the losing team did not equalise.



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