Cardiff winning. Skates last.
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Corrected for you no charge 
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Finished 1-1 so like us, next to bottom.
Same goal difference too (though they’ve played more games…)
Spuds have turned their 2 goal first half lead into a second half charity event… 2 - 2 58 mins. 
Edit: 3 - 2 to Brighton 65 mins.
Crazy start to 2nd half in dipperland.
VAR says onside for a Chelsea equaliser thrn dippers back in front.
Some interedting VARs Good 50m from Lavia who oozed class
My FPL this week
Cardiff 2 Skates 0. 13 mins.
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium
When they hammered Plymouth 5-0 on Saturday, Cardiff scored five goals in a league game for the first time since 2017.
The way they’re playing against Portsmouth, the Bluebirds could be about to manage the feat twice in the space of four days.
As well as the two goals they have scored, the home side have missed a hatful of other chances and we’ve not even played half an hour here.
21 shots! 56% possession. Still 2-0.
Are they deliberately trying to impersonate us?
Hate to say it but the Leicester v Forest game is a cracking one.
Currently 1-1
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I still say one of ours should have wrecked Vardy for crocking Sugo.
Vardy lost
Skates lost, having led. Danny Rohl 
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Good to see Yates getting a bit of afters in on Buonanotte for hacking him five minutes earlier.
The more I see of Leicester, the less I like them. I remember saying during their title season that they were a good side, but what set them apart was the perfectly coached fouling.
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Ipswich were 3 up against Brentford, they are now 3-2 and a man down…
Harry Clarke, own goal, give away a penalty and then 2 yellows. Tough day at the office…
Ross Barkley with a real shinner against Bournemouth
Brighton 2 up over Wolves and up to 3rd in the table.
Ipswich equaliser at Brentford.
Wolves equaliser at Brighton.
We’re bottom now
Chelsea v Toon, already been a Chelsea goal chalked off by VAR ahead of their opener, Toon equaliser being examined under the electron microscope. Goal stands, 1-1.
I’m still sceptical about the bit they never show. There’s forensic examination of a millimetre of toenail across the forward/backline, but the point at which the ball was actually played through is just taken as read seemingly by everyone. It’s not hard to imagine the operators lining up the line so the striker is fractionally off or on depending on the desired outcome, then saying job done as long as the played ball is close enough to the assister’s boot to look plausible. Nobody’s going to look at that bit anyway.
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Arsenal take the lead against Liverpool, but do they?
VAR doing its microscopic analysis… But gives the goal