From: amudn@csv.warwick.ac.uk (Mr P A Stowe)
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Subject: CHRISTMAS RESULTS
Date: 12 Jan 1993 17:24:39 -0000
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LEICESTER CITY 0  WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS 0

Don't be fooled by the scoreline, this was a brilliant game with lots of 
action.

The star of the day was 19-year-old Russell Hoult who 20 minutes before 
kick-off was eating a hot-dog in the stands!!! Leicester's goal-keeper Carl 
Muggleton injured his back in the pre-match warm-up and so Hoult was suddenly
called into action.

He capped a superb performance with an acrobatic save from an Andy Mutch header
in the final minute of the game, tipping it over the cross-bar.

There was some nice passing moves during the game from both sides, but defence
was definitely on top throughout and some of Leicester's best chances came 
from long-range shots including hitting the woodwork 3 times with shots from
Phil Gee, Bobby Davison and David Oldfield.

On the whole, the draw was a fair result, but it could easily have been 3-3 
instead of 0-0 and Russell Hoult won himself a lot of fans.

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Tomorrow I shall post a match report on Coventry against Spurs as Cov's 
incredible start to the season will bring them a 3-1 win!!

Paul Stowe.
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Sorry, this is later than advertised folks, but here is the match report from
Monday night as SKY Television came to Highfield Road :-

COVENTRY CITY 1   TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS 0

Coventry completed their first double of the season in impressive style and 
moved back into 2nd place in the Premier League.

The crowd of 15,348 were treated to a 2nd half which was fast and exciting as 
Coventry's 4-man attack troubled the Spurs defence. Indeed, were it not for 
some highly dubious off-side decisions in the 1st-half, Coventry's winning 
margin could have been much greater.

The best case of this was when John Williams put a lovely ball through to Kevin
Gallacher who would have only had the keeper to beat were it not for the 
flag-happy linesman.

In the 29th-minute, however, it was a great piece of refereeing when Martin 
Bodenham spotted Teddy Sheringham's push on Pearce in the box as Ruddock 
headed Gray's cross into the net for a disallowed goal.

That was one of the few shots on goal in a half where Pearce played
supremely in the Coventry defence whilst the shooting of Gallacher and Ndlovu
was woefully inaccurate.

The second half started with a succession of Tottenham corners and had 
Sheringham not been struggling at the time with his knee, they may well have
scored. However, the Sky Blues absorbed the pressure and then started a move
which finished with Borrows firing in a shot which Walker did well to flick 
round the post.

There followed a sustained period of Coventry pressure which eventually led to 
the goal in the 61st minute. A Lee Hurst cross came to Ndlovu in the box. He
flicked it up and John Williams (who scored both goals in the win at White Hart
Lane) headed a looping ball over Ian Walker.

From then on, the play was frenetic end-to-end football with Spurs having the
best of the chances, but the Coventry defence, particularly Kenny Samson and 
Andy Pearce, held firm.

Teddy Sheringham, who never looked fully fit in the second half, had the best
chance when he fired a shot from just outside the box which just went over the
cross-bar.

On the whole, Coventry's strong defence and pace up front earned them the
points and I imagine that Brian Clough will be a bit worried about how his
defence is going to hold up to the pace of Williams and Ndlovu when the two
sides meet at the City Ground next Monday night (also on Sky).
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I am not a Coventry City fan, but go to watch their matches in the press box as
a reporter for our university radio station. However, their performances over 
the past few weeks have inpressed me greatly and I am starting to get quite a
liking for their positive football. 

This win was achieved without their captain, Stuart Robson, who was out with an
eye injury. As long as they don't collect too many injuries, I would not be 
surprised to see them stay near the top of the table for quite a while yet.

Forest could have their work cut out next Monday - I hope to be there and will 
bring you all the news next week.

Bye for now 

**It isn't over until the final whistle blows ***

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I will put a proper posting on later this afternoon, but I've misplaced my 
paper at the moment with the results of last night's Coca-Cola cup ties.

However, one result sticks in the memory and should be shared with everyone
straight away. Are you ready?










COCA-COLA CUP 2ND ROUND 1ST LEG:

   LIVERPOOL 4 CHESTERFIELD 4

For those of you who do not realise, Chesterfield are in our 3rd Division!!

What is even more incredible is that after 48mins, the score was Liverpool 0
Chesterfield 3 !!!!

Was anyone there? I'd love to see a match report for this one!!

Right the rest of the results and further comments will follow on shortly.

Bye for now,

Paul Stowe.
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Ok, I've found my paper now, so here are the results of last night's matches:

COCA-COLA CUP 2nd Round 1st leg.

	ARSENAL   	1	MILLWALL	1
	  Campbell 78		  Roberts 52    	 Att: 20,940

	BOLTON 		1  	WIMBLEDON	3
	  Stubbs 46	    	  Fashanu 26, Ardley 33,
				  Jones 74	NB: Jones' first goal since
					     	    re-signing.
	BRISTOL CITY	2	SHEFFIELD UTD.	1
	  Edwards 19, 		  Rodgers 37
	  Scott (pen) 41

	BURY		0	CHARLTON	0

	CAMBRIDGE	2	STOKE		2
	  Philpott 37,		  Stein 34,64
	  Chapple 89

	CARLISLE	2	NORWICH 	2	!!!
	  Barnsley (pen) 25,	  Robins 46,
	  Edmonson 62		  Goss 57

	EXETER		0	OLDHAM 		1
				  Henry 85

	LEEDS		4	SCUNTHORPE	1
	  Strachan 23,		  Helliwell 64
	  Chapman 35, Speed 46,
	  Shutt 82					Att: 10,113

	LIVERPOOL 	4	CHESTERFIELD	4 	!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	  Rosenthal 51,		  Norris 7,69,
	  Hutchison 58,		  Lancaster 30,48
	  Walters 72, Wright 85				Att: 12,533

	NOTTS COUNTY	3	WOLVES		2
	  Lund 20,42,		  Bull 11, Cook (pen) 89
	  Robinson 29					Att: 4,197

	WATFORD 	2	READING		2
	  Furlong 18,48		  Quinn 22, Williams 87

	WIGAN		2	IPSWICH		2
	  A Johnson 47,		  G Johnson 1,
	  Worthington 89,	  Robertson (og) 72

So, there you have it. I am still recovering from listening to that Liverpool
game on the radio and tonight will be off to watch Coventry v Scarborough as 
the other games are played in the 2nd Round.

One result from Monday:   SPURS 3	BRENTFORD 1.

I will not be able to post anymore until Monday as I have to go and visit
my parents for the weekend. When I return I look forward to reading all about 
Coventry v Norwich (the top of the table clash!!!) on Saturday.

See you soon,

Paul Stowe

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Ok Folks, my train is a little later than predicted yesterday so there is just
time to post the results from last night's fixtures, a few thoughts on the 
game that I was at last night and some gossip from the Radio 5 bod who was sat 
with me in the press box.

Results of matches - Wednesday September 23rd.

COCA-COLA CUP 2nd ROUND 1st LEG.

	BLACKPOOL 	1	PORTSMOUTH 4
	   			  Clarke 48, McLoughlin 55,77,
			  	  Murray 70

	BRIGHTON 	1	MANCHESTER UNITED 1
	  Edwards 72		   Wallace 36		Att: 16,649

	COVENTRY 	2	SCARBOROUGH	0
	  Borrows(pen) 70, Ndlovu 74			Att: 5993

	GILLINGHAM 	0	SOUTHAMPTON	0
							Att: 7448

	HUDDERSFIELD 	1	BLACKBURN	1	
	  Onuora 61		  Shearer 85

	LEICESTER	2	PETERBOROUGH	0
	  Lowe 72, Thompson 82
OK I'm running out of time, so I'll just give the scores on the remaining games
and not the scorers. Sorry!
	LUTON		2	PLYMOUTH	2	
	MAN. CITY	0 	BRISTOL ROVERS	0
	NEWCASTLE 	0	MIDDLESBOROUGH	0
	OXFORD		1	ASTON VILLA	2
	QPR		2	GRIMSBY		1
	ROTHERHAM 	1	EVERTON		0	!!!!!
	SHEFF. WED	3	HARTLEPOOL	0
	SOUTHEND	1	DERBY		0
	STOCKPORT	2	NOTTS FOREST	3
	TORQUAY		0	SWINDON		6	!!!!!
	WALSALL		0	CHELSEA		3
	WEST HAM	0	CREWE		0
WORLD CUP QUALIFIERS

GROUP 2 (containing England)

	NORWAY 	2	HOLLAND	1	!!!!
	POLAND	1	TURKEY	0
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COV 2 SCARBORO 0

	As I say, not much time left, but I would like to say that Coventry 
were a bit lucky here as they played terribly in one of the worst first halves
that I have ever seen.

It was not until the Foreman handball in the 70th minute that gave them the
penalty that Brian Borrows converted, that I felt convinced that Cov were 
actually going to win.

Ndlovu's goal was a 20yd screamer which was about the only highlight of the 
night.

Scarborough had plenty of attacking moves, but Coventry's defence is one of
the best around at the moment and Ogrizovic had an excellent night in goal.

Coventry, however, were really slack up front and lost the ball too easily. 
They will have to play much better than that against Norwich on Saturday.

2nd leg is on Wednesday October 7th k.o 7:30pm
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Sat with me in the press box last night was a reporter from BBC Radio 5. He 
told me that following Norwich's win on Saturday, Radio 5 will be doing 
Coventry v Norwich as their commentary game (and so this is what you will 
hear on World Service as well.)

Originally, they were going to do Man Utd v QPR, so I imagine that Coventry 
will be delighted with their continued media exposure. I cannot go on Saturday,
so no match report next week, I'm afraid, but I'd love to read someone else's 
report when I return on Monday!!!

My train's leaving very soon, so bye for now.

Paul Stowe

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Since I haven't seen any of the results posted, I thought that I had better 
quickly post something about the European adventures of Manchester United and
Leeds United over the last couple of days.

Tuesday September 29th - TORPEDO MOSCOW 0  MANCHESTER UNITED 0
				(TORPEDO WIN 4-3 ON PENALTIES.)

Yes, United crash out on penalties and can only have themselves to blame. Mark
Hughes was sent off for needlessly arguing with the ref. and that left United 
playing extra-time with only 10 men. 
The penalties were bizarre. Torpedo had their first two saved, to leave United
2-0 up, but then the fortunes turned around and after each side had taken their
allowed five penalties, the score was 3-3. Torpedo scored and then Pallister 
missed his to put United out.
If Hughes had not been stupidly sent-off, he would have taken a penalty and 
things might have been very different.

Wednesday September 30th - LEEDS UNITED 4  STUTTGART 1  (4-4 ON AGG)
				Stuttgart win on away goals.

This was quite simply the best European performance by a losing team that you
will ever see. 3-0 down from the away leg, Leeds bombarded the Stuttgart goal
and produced their first score after only 10 minutes to set the tie up nicely.

However, soon after, they suffered their only lapse in the whole game and 
Stuttgart scored what turned out to be a critical away goal. 

A penalty before half-time gave Leeds the lead again and the second half was
even more furious. Chapman scored the fourth with exactly 10 minutes left to 
play and it looked like Leeds were going to do it. But Stuttgart held firm
and scraped through after a truly momentous tie.

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Also, Liverpool beat Apollon Limasol 2-1 in the Cup Winners Cup and go through
8-2 on aggregate. No embarrasment there!

Sheffield Wednesday play tonight, but they have an 8-1 lead from the first leg.
They should just about scrape through!!

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Sorry about the lack of scorers etc. in the above reports, but I have forgotten
my file and my memory is pretty hopeless in the sun  today.

See you soon,

Paul Stowe.

Sometime soon, I will think of a signature - maybe.



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Well, I've been really busy lately and haven't had time to mail anything, but
I must just quickly say something after last night's Coca-Cola cup result:

2nd Round 2nd Leg:  SCARBOROUGH 3	COVENTRY 0   (after extra time)
			Scarborough win 3-2 on aggregate.

After the match against Crystal Palace on Saturday, I had said that Coventry 
wouold have to play better if they were to defend their lead from the first 
leg game.

Scarborough actually played worse in this game than they did in the tie at 
Highfield Road a fortnight ago, but over the two legs deserve the result.

They made the game go into extra-time with an injury time strike and it was 
another very late goal in extra-time that avoided penalties and put 'Boro 
through into the next round where they will meet Plymouth (away).

Coventry need to regroup during the lay-off from matches over the next ten 
days- I will write more on this when I have time.

Cheers for now,

Paul Stowe.
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Stand by folks, Here as promised last week is the full set of results since
most English Universities broke up for Christmas. Hope this will help people
with all their queries.

SATURDAY DECEMBER 12TH

	PREMIER LEAGUE

		ASTON VILLA	2	NOTTINGHAM FOREST	1
		IPSWICH 	3	MANCHESTER CITY		1
		LEEDS		3	SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY	1
		MANCHESTER UTD	1	NORWICH			0
		QPR		1	CRYSTAL PALACE		3
		SHEFFIELD UTD	1	EVERTON			0
		SOUTHAMPTON	2	COVENTRY CITY		2
		TOTTENHAM	1	ARSENAL			0
		WIMBLEDON	5	OLDHAM			2

	DIVISION 1

		DERBY		3	BIRMINGHAM		1
		MILLWALL	2	GRIMSBY			1
		NOTTS COUNTY	1	CAMBRIDGE		0
		PETERBOROUGH	1	PORTSMOUTH		1
		SUNDERLAND	1	BRENTFORD		3
		SWINDON V TRANMERE - abandoned after 51mins with score at 1-2
		WEST HAM 	2	SOUTHEND 		0
		WOLVES		1	LUTON			2

	DIVISION 2

		BRADFORD	0	BOURNEMOUTH		1
		BURNLEY 	2	LEYTON ORIENT		0
		CHESTER		0	READING			3
		FULHAM 		0	ROTHERHAM		1
		HULL CITY	4	EXETER			0
		MANSFIELD	1	BRIGHTON		3
		PLYMOUTH	2	HARTLEPOOL		2
		PRESTON		2	PORT VALE		5
		STOKE		3	HUDDERSFIELD		0
		SWANSEA		0	WEST BROM		0
		WIGAN 		2	BLACKPOOL		1

	DIVISION 3

		BARNET 		2	ROCHDALE		0
		BURY		3	NORTHAMPTON		3
		CARLISLE	1	CREWE			3
		SCUNTHORPE	3	HEREFORD		1
		SHREWSBURY	2	GILLINGHAM		1
		WALSALL		2	DARLINGTON 		2
		WREXHAM		4	SCARBOROUGH		1
		YORK		0	CHESTERFIELD		0

	VAUXHALL CONFERENCE

		BOSTON		3	NORTHWICH		5
		BROMSGROVE	4	ALTRINCHAM		1
		FARNBOROUGH	0	TELFORD			1
		GATESHEAD	1	KIDDREMINSTER		0
		KETTERING	3	YEOVIL			0
		RUNCORN		2	WOKING			3
		SLOUGH		2	MACCLESFIELD		1
		STAYLBRIDGE	0	DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE	3
		WELLING 	0	BATH CITY		3
		WITTON		2	WYCOMBE			2

	SCOTTISH PREMIER

		AIRDRIE		0	MOTHERWELL		2
		CELTIC		1	DUNDEE			0
		DUNDEE UTD	2	ABERDEEN		2
		FALKIRK		1	RANGERS			2
		HIBERNIAN	1	PARTICK			0
		ST. JOHNSTONE	1	HEARTS			1

	SCOTTISH 1ST DIVISION

		AYR		1	DUNFERMLINE		0
		COWDENBEATH	1	CLYDEBANK		3
		DUMBARTON	0	STIRLING		3
		RAITH		3	ST. MIRREN		1

	SCOTTISH 2ND DIVISION

		ALBION 		1	CLYDE			2
		BERWICK		2	ALLOA			2
		BRECHIN		2	ARBROATH		0
		MONTROSE	4	EAST STIRLING		1
		QUEEN OF SOUTH	1	FORFAR			1
		STENHOUSEMUIR	3	EAST FIFE		1
		STRANRAER	1	QUEENS PARK		1

SUNDAY DECEMBER 13TH

	PREMIER DIVISION

		LIVERPOOL	2	BLACKBURN		1

	DIVISION 1

		BARNSLEY	1	NEWCASTLE		0
		BRISTOL ROVERS	4	BRISTOL CITY		0
		OXFORD		0	LEICESTER		0
		WATFORD		0	CHARLTON		1

	B&Q FINAL

		MORTON 		2	HAMILTON		3

MONDAY DECEMBER 14TH

	AUTOGLASS TROPHY 1ST ROUND

		SCUNTHORPE 	2	LINCOLN		2

TUESDAY DECEMBER 15TH

	COCA-COLA CUP 4TH ROUND REPLAY

		IPSWICH		1	ASTON VILLA	0

	FA CUP 2ND ROUND

		EXETER		2	SWANSEA		5
		WIGAN		1	BURY		1

	FA CUP 2ND ROUND REPLAYS

		SHREWSBURY	1	BURNLEY		2
		WEST BROM	1	WYCOMBE		0

	AUTOGLASS TROPHY 1ST ROUND

		CARLISLE	2	HARTLEPOOL	0
		FULHAM 		2	LEYTON ORIENT	2
		HUDDERSFIELD	5	HALIFAX		0
		HULL		2	DONCASTER	1
		STOCKPORT	2	CHESTER		0
		WREXHAM		0	STOKE		2

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 16TH

	WORLD CUP QUALIFIER GROUP TWO

		TURKEY		1	HOLLAND		3

	COCA-COLA CUP 4TH ROUND REPLAYS

		CHELSEA		1	EVERTON		0
		CRYSTAL PALACE	2	LIVERPOOL	1 after extra-time

	FA CUP 2ND ROUND REPLAYS

		BOURNEMOUTH	3	CHELTENHAM	0
		COLCHESTER	2	GILLINGHAM	3
		HEREFORD	1	YEOVIL		2
		MARLOW		2	VS RUGBY	0
		WOKING		1	BRIGHTON	0

	ANGLO-ITALIAN CUP GROUP A

		ASCOLI		1	PORTSMOUTH	2
		BRENTFORD	2	BARI		1
		LUCCHESE	3	BIRMINGHAM	0
		NEWCASTLE	2	CESENA		2

	GROUP B

		CREMONESE	2	BRISTOL CITY	2
		REGGIANA	0	DERBY		3
		TRANMERE	2	COSENZA		1
		WEST HAM	0	PISA		0

FRIDAY DECEMBER 18TH

	DIVISION 1

		CAMBRIDGE	0	BRISTOL ROVERS	1

	DIVISION 2

		LEYTON ORIENT	3	PRESTON		1
		ROTHERHAM	0	SWANSEA		0

	DIVISION 3

		CARDIFF 	1	WREXHAM		2
		GILLINGHAM 	0	COLCHESTER	1

SATURDAY DECEMBER 19TH

	PREMIER LEAGUE

		ARSENAL		1	MIDDLESBOROUGH	1
		BLACKBURN	1	SHEFFIELD UTD	0
		CHELSEA		1	MANCHESTER UTD	1
		COVENTRY CITY	5	LIVERPOOL	1  !!!!!!!
		EVERTON		2	SOUTHAMPTON	1
		MANCHESTER CITY	1	ASTON VILLA	1
		OLDHAM		2	TOTTENHAM	1
		SHEFFIELD WED	1	QPR		0

	DIVISION 1

		BIRMINGHAM	2	WATFORD		2
		BRISTOL CITY	0	PETERBOROUGH	1
		CHARLTON	1	OXFORD		1
		LUTON		0	SUNDERLAND	0
		PORTSMOTUH	0	NOTTS COUNTY	0
		SOUTHEND	3	BARNSLEY	0
		TRANMERE	3	WOLVES		0

	DIVISION 2

		BOLTON		5	BRADFORD	0
		BOURNEMOUTH	0	HULL CITY	0
		BRIGHTON	2	PLYMOUTH	1
		EXETER		2	BURNLEY		2
		HUDDERSFIELD	0	CHESTER		2
		HARTLEPOOL	1	STOKE 		2
		PORT VALE	2	WIGAN		2
		READING		2	STOCKPORT	4

	DIVISION 3

		CHESTERFIELD	0	DONCASTER	0
		DARLINGTON	2	SCUNTHORPE	2
		HALIFAX		0	BURY		1
		ROCHDALE	5	LINCOLN		1
		SCARBOROUGH	4	YORK 		2

	VAUXHALL CONFERENCE

		ALTRINCHAM	2	WELLING		0
		BATH		1	STALYBRIDGE	1
		DAG. & REDB'GE	1	WITTON		1
		KIDDREMINSTER	2	RUNCORN		0
		MACCLESFIELD	0	GATESHEAD	1
		NORTHWICH	3	FARNBOROUGH	0
		STAFFORD	2	KETTERING	4
		TELFORD		1	SLOUGH		1
		WOKING		3	BOSTON		0
		WYCOMBE		4	MERTHYR		0
		YEOVIL		2	BROMSGROVE	2

	SCOTTISH PREMIER

		ABERDEEN 	2	HIBERNIAN	0
		DUNDEE		2	FALKIRK		1
		HEARTS		1	CELTIC		0
		PARTICK		1	AIRDRIE		1
		RANGERS		2  	ST. JOHNSTONE	0

	SCOTTISH 1ST DIVISION

		CLYDEBANK	2	MORTON		2
		DUNFERMLINE	4	COWDENBEATH	1
		KILMARNOCK	1	DUMBARTON	0
		MEADOWBANK	1	AYR		0
		ST MIRREN	0	HAMILTON	2

	SCOTTISH CUP SECOND ROUND

		CLYDE		3	BRECHIN		1
		COVE RANGERS	2	MONTROSE	0
		EAST FIFE	1	ALLOA		1
		GALA FAIRYDAEN	1	ARBROATH	1
		VALE OF LEITHAN	2	EAST STIRLING	2

Here ends the first batch of results. I'm off to a lecture now, but ther'll 
be more soon

Paul Stowe
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Well, lecture over - let's have the next part of the Christmas results.

SUNDAY DECEMBER 20TH 1992

	PREMIER LEAGUE

		CRYSTAL PALACE	1	LEEDS		0
		NOTTINGHAM F	1	WIMBLEDON	1

	DIVISION 1

		BRENTFORD	0	WEST HAM	0
		GRIMSBY		0	DERBY 		2
		LEICESTER	4	SWINDON		2
		NEWCASTLE	1	MILLWALL	1

	DIVISION 2

		BLACKPOOL	1	FULHAM		1
		WEST BROM	2	MANSFIELD	0

	DIVISION 3

		TORQUAY		1	SHREWSBURY	0

MONDAY DECEMBER 21ST 1992

	PREMIER LEAGUE

		NORWICH		0	IPSWICH		2

	AUTOGLASS TROPHY 1ST ROUND

		BARNET		4	COLCHESTER	2

TUESDAY DECEMBER 22ND 1992

	AUTOGLASS TROPHY 1ST ROUND

		HEREFORD	2	SHREWSBURY	1

SATURDAY DECEMBER 26TH 1992

	PREMIER LEAGUE

		ARSENAL 	0	IPSWICH		0
		BLACKBURN	3	LEEDS		1
		CHELSEA		1	SOUTHAMPTON	1
		COVENTRY	3	ASTON VILLA	0
		CRYSTAL PALACE	2	WIMBLEDON	0
		EVERTON		2	MIDDLESBOROUGH	2
		MANCHESTER CITY	2	SHEFFIELD UTD	0
		NORWICH		0	TOTTENHAM	0
		SHEFFIELD WED	3	MANCHESTER UTD	3

	DIVISION 1

		BRENTFORD	2	DERBY		1
		BRISTOL CITY	1	OXFORD		1
		CHARLTON	1	WEST HAM	1
		GRIMSBY		4	BARNSLEY	2
		NEWCASTLE	2	WOLVES		1
		PORTSMOUTH	4	BRISTOL ROVERS	1
		SOUTHEND	1	WATFORD		2
		TRANMERE	1	MILLWALL	1

	DIVISION 2

		BLACKPOOL	3	BRADFORD	3
		BOLTON		2	WIGAN		1
		BOURNEMOUTH	0	SWANSEA		2
		BRIGHTON	3	BURNLEY		0
		EXETER		2	PLYMOUTH	0
		HARTLEPOOL	1	HULL CITY	0
		LEYTON ORIENT	0	FULHAM		0
		READING		0	STOKE		1
		WEST BROM	2	CHESTER		0

	DIVISION 3

		CARDIFF		3	YORK		3
		CREWE		0	WREXHAM		1
		GILLINGHAM	1	BURY		4
		HALIFAX		2	DONCASTER	2
		HEREFORD	1	SHREWSBURY	1
		NORTHAMPTON	1	COLCHESTER	0
		ROCHDALE	2	SCUNTHORPE	0
		TORQUAY		0	WALSALL		1

	VAUXHALL CONFERENCE

		BATH		2	KIDDERMINSTER	1
		BOSTON		2	WELLING		1
		BROMSGROVE	2	FARNBOROUGH	2
		DAG. & REDBRIDGE1	YEOVIL		1
		SLOUGH		2	MERTHYR		1
		WOKING		0	WYCOMBE		3

	SCOTTISH PREMIER

		CELTIC		0	DUNDEE UNITED	1
		DUNDEE		1	RANGERS		3
		FALKIRK		3	HIBERNIAN	3
		HEARTS 		1	PARTICK		1
		MOTHERWELL	0	ABERDEEN	2
		ST. JOHNSTONE 	1	AIRDRIE		0

	SCOTTISH 1ST DIVISION

		DUMBARTON 	3	MORTON		1
		HAMILTON	4	COWDENBEATH	0
		KILMARNOCK	2	DUNFERMLINE	3
		RAITH		1	AYR		1
		ST MIRREN	3	CLYDEBANK	2

	SCOTTISH 2ND DIVISION

		ALLOA 		4	ALBION		0
		EAST FIFE	0	STRANRAER	1
		EAST STIRLING	0	BRECHIN		0
		QUEEN'S PARK	2	STENHOUSEMUIR	2

	SCOTTISH CUP 2ND ROUND

		INVERNESS	0	BERWICK		1

MONDAY DECEMBER 28TH 1992

	PREMIER LEAGUE

		ASTON VILLA	1	ARSENAL		0
		IPSWICH		2	BLACKBURN	1
		LEEDS		0	NORWICH		0
		LIVERPOOL	1	MANCHESTER CITY	1
		MANCHESTER UTD	5	COVENTRY	0
		MIDDLESBOROUGH	0	CRYSTAL PALACE	1
		QPR		4	EVERTON		2
		SOUTHAMPTON	1	SHEFFIELD WED	2
		TOTTENHAM	2	NOTTINGHAM FOR	1
		WIMBLEDON	0	CHELSEA		0

	DIVISION 1

		BARNSLEY	3	TRANMERE	1
		BRISTOL ROVERS	0	SOUTHEND	2
		DERBY		2	PORTSMOUTH	4
		MILLWALL	2	LEICESTER	0
		NOTTS COUNTY	1	BRENTFORD	1
		OXFORD		4	NEWCASTLE	2
		PETERBOROUGH	1	CHARLTON	1
		SUNDERLAND	2	GRIMSBY		0
		WATFORD		2	CAMBRIDGE	2
		WEST HAM	2	LUTON		2
		WOLVES		0	BRISTOL CITY	0

	DIVISION 2

		BRADFORD	3	PORT VALE 	2
		CHESTER		1	BLACKPOOL	2
		FULHAM		1	HARTLEPOOL	3
		HULL CITY	1	BRIGHTON	0
		MANSFIELD	1	READING		1
		PLYMOUTH	0	WEST BROM	0
		PRESTON		2	EXETER		2
		STOCKPORT	1	LEYTON ORIENT	1
		STOKE		2	ROTHERHAM	0
		SWANSEA		1	BOLTON		2

	DIVISION 3

		BARNET 		5	TORQUAY		4
		DONCASTER	0	DARLINGTON	1
		LINCOLN		3	CARDIFF		2
		SCUNTHORPE	2	GILLINGHAM	2
		SHREWSBURY	4	CREWE		1
		WALSALL		2	NORTHAMPTON	0
		WREXHAM		5	CHESTERFIELD	4

	VAUXHALL CONFERENCE

		FARNBOROUGH	0	WOKING		3
		GATESHEAD	0	STALYBRIDGE	0
		KETTERING	3	BOSTON		3
		KIDDERMINSTER	1	BROMSGROVE	0
		STAFFORD	0	RUNCORN		1
		WELLING		0	DAG & redb'ge	2
		WITTON		1	NORTHWICH	3
		YEOVIL		2	BATH 		1

	SCOTTISH CUP 2ND ROUND

		STENHOUSEMUIR	2	FORFAR		3

	SCOTTISH CUP 2ND ROUND REPLAYS

		ALLOA 		1	EAST FIFE	1
		 	East Fife win 6-5 on penalties after extra-time
		ARBROATH	2	GALA FAIRYDEAN	0
		EAST STIRLING	3	VALE OF LEITHEN	2  after extra-time

TUESDAY DECEMBER 29TH 1992

	DIVISION 3

		COLCHESTER	1	SCARBOROUGH	0
		YORK		1	HALIFAX		1

	SCOTTISH 1ST DIVISION


		MORTON		2	KILMARNOCK	0
		STIRLING ALBION	0	RAITH		3

And that ends 1992, I'll put the 1993 ones up shortly.

Paul Stowe

He's fat, he's round, he scores on every ground - Micky Quinn!!
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