Jokes14 mins ago
Qpr And Reading
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how come they are mathematically relegated when they can still catch villla?(unlikely)
is it to do with fixtures?
is it to do with fixtures?
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because on the last day of the season Wigan play Villa, and if you work out the possible results of that game then you'll see that QPR and Reading will still be in the bottom 3 whatever the result
18:13 Sun 28th Apr 2013
As QPR and Villa currently have the same goal difference, it does seem mathematically possible for QPR to escape the drop.
Assuming Villa lose their four remaining games and QPR were to win their remaining three games, then they would be level on points with 34. And goal difference would then be in favour of QPR.
Or am I wrong?
Reading could escape too, or am I wrong again?
Assuming Villa lose their four remaining games and QPR were to win their remaining three games, then they would be level on points with 34. And goal difference would then be in favour of QPR.
Or am I wrong?
Reading could escape too, or am I wrong again?
Tali, as it stands, both Reading and QPR have three games left and can get to 34 points, as you said, Wigan have four games left. Their maximum points total could be 44. Newcastle have 37 points (Along with Aston Villa and Sunderland) and are the first team outside the relegation zone. Therefore, Reading and QPR can't overtake Newcastle and get out of the relegation zone. Wigan currently occupy the last place in the relegation zone
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