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I don’t know how reputable this source is but I do find this article very interesting.

It was something that I found on FotMob so I’d imagine it has some truth to it.

According to Chelsea officials, Enzo Maresca was not fired by Chelsea and when he left the club, they only stated that they ‘parted ways’

This article gives a little bit more insight into what that scenario was actually like and how Chelsea imply that they feel that Maresca purposefully began to lose games when they had an outside chance at the title prior to the Arsenal game earlier this season.

My issue with a lot of the season despite how decent it’s been, is the fixtures have been soo spread out. especially towards the end teams can benefit from just when they play a team compared to when the team they finish above played them. I do think head to head actually has more weight on competing with the team your around

Celtic win the league

Man City win a boring FA Cup final 1-0

Alonso agrees to tank his career by becoming Blueco manager.

It’s mental that we’re even saying this, but with Burnley and Wolves already down, the final relegation spot is between Tottenham (38pts) and West Ham (36pts). Spurs have the goal difference safety net, but they travel to Stamford Bridge on Tuesday for a "London Derby from Hell." Meanwhile, the Hammers go to Newcastle on Sunday. If results go against them, one of these clubs will be playing Championship football in August. Who’s going down? My head says West Ham, but my heart says Spurs are experts at a late season bottle.