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Match Day 36: The new king of the Premier League thesun.co.uk As the new week of the Premier League was about to kick off there was new king of the Premier League announced this being Mo Salah who is one of Liverpools off season recruits who has been crowned by his peers the PFA player of the year for the Premier League in an era where the market for a players signature costs alot more then what it once was  £42 million is an absolute steal for what he has done this season for the reds. He is only one goal away from scoring the most goals in a single premier league season as he his tied on 31 with some premier league legends, either way if he wasn't to score another goal this season 31 goals in a 38 game season is still an amazing return. Crystal Palace have all but secured safety as they had a field day over Leicester  city winning  5-0 and  recording their biggest ever Premier league win in the clubs history, another team that has all but secured their...

Match Day 35: The end of era From: www.skynews.com Before the weekend of football had started possibly the biggest news story of the week had broken, that being the retirement of Arsene Wenger who has manged Arsenal for an incredible 22 years in an era where managers are sacked left right and centre, to manage a team for that long and leave on your own terms is a remarkable achievement in itself let alone everything else he has done for not only Arsenal FC but English football in general and will forever be remembered for his contributions. With the FA Cup semi-finals being played over the weekend there were mid-week games played to compensate with Tottenham dropping points away to Brighton, whilst Manchester United came away with a 2-0 win over Bournemouth and with Liverpool conceding a late goal courtesy of a Saloman Rondon header  away at West Brom, it is likely that the two Manchester teams will occupy the two top spots come seasons end. As the champions have...

 Match-day 34: The Champions decided From Manchester City Facebook Page After a disappointing result last week to local rivals Manchester United going down 3-2 in a match that could have made them champions with a win, they have only had to wait a week to be crowned champions. With Man city coming away with solid 3-1 away win against Tottenham, the same could not be sad for Man Utd with a very disappointing loss to last place West Brom, at the conclusion of this result it was therefore mathematically impossible for Manchester City to be caught by anyone and were then crowned deserved champions.  All is not over however in this seasons premier league as there is still a matter European Spots up for grabs and of course the dreaded relegation drop is still undecided.  Some big results this week included Southampton who are looking at the drop losing 3-2 to Chelsea after being 2-0 up. Crystal Palace also took another step in the right direction after a convinci...

This is the introduction to our blog. In this blog we shall each be blogging about our chosen sport and sports in general. We chose sports because it's something we found in common that we all enjoy. left to right: Seung, Josh, Simon, Jason, Joseph. aka the wolfpacc Seung: I am a first year student studying software engineering at Macquarie university. I enjoy playing/watching basketball. Josh: I am a second year student studying Bachelor of Business Admin At Macquarie University, my topic will be soccer more specifically the English Premier League Simon: I'm studying a Bachelor of IT at Macquarie University. Currently in my first year. I'm interested in combat sports. I'll be covering MMA in my blog posts. Jason:I am a second year student studying commerce at Macquarie University. I enjoy various things including volleyball, basketball, etc.  Joseph: I am a second year student studying Bachelor of Business Analytics of Security Studies. I am ...