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Weekend Results and Stats

last updated Sunday 12th November 2000, 5:06 PM



Fulham Football Club are the top club of the Nationwide league.

While Jean and the squad were confirming what a difference a Chairman and a Manager can make Watford recorded their second defeat of the season 2-0 away at Tranmere.

The result at Wimbledon was a team effort with the defence, particularly Maik Taylor, ensuring that Wimbledon's Hartson was thwarted while the rotating threesome up front did the business with three well earned goals.

The next challenge for the Mighty Whites is a home fixture with Portsmouth.

We are top of Division One after a third of the campaign, having lost only one game, with the best goal difference in British football and the leading scorer in the Premier and Nationwide leagues.

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Weekend Results, Fixtures and Statistics





































Friday 10/11/00 - Nationwide Division One
Home Away Score KO
Preston Crewe 2-1 FT sky2
Saturday 11/11/00 - Nationwide Division One
Home Away Score KO
Bolton Barnsley 2-0 FT
Burnley Sheff Utd 2-0 FT
Grimsby Birmingham off FT
Huddersfield West Brom 0-2 FT
Portsmouth Blackburn 2-2 FT
Sheff Wed Norwich 3-2 FT
Stockport QPR 2-2 FT
2-0 FT
Wimbledon Fulham 0-3 FT
Wolves C. Palace 1-3 FT
Sunday 12/11/00 - Nationwide Division One
Home Away Score KO
Gillingham Nottm Forest 1-3 FT sky2
Promotion Playoff No Where Relegation
Latest table click on a team for previous results


Saturday Nov 11

Bolton (2) 2 Barnsley (0) 0

Bolton jumped into third place with a 2-0 win

Bolton; Jaaskelainen, O'Kane, Warhurst, Bergsson, Elliott, Frandsen, Hansen (Morini 90), Gardner, Farrelly, Nolan, Ricketts (Holdsworth 74).

Subs Not Used: Banks, Barness, Passi.

Booked: O'Kane.

Goals: Ricketts 14, Gardner 28.

Barnsley: Miller, O'Callaghan, Barker, Morgan, Chettle, Ripley, Ward (Corbo 75), Neil, Maddison (Thomas 62), Sheron, Dyer (Jones 65).

Subs Not Used: Walker, Dudgeon.

Booked: Neil, Corbo.

Att: 13,406 Ref: P Alcock (Halstead).
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Saturday Nov 11

Burnley (0) 2 Sheff Utd (0) 0

Burnley kept on the heels of the front runners with a 2-0 home win over Sheffield United, their sixth win in nine games. Andy Payton made it 10 for the season with a penalty in the 55th minute and a tap-in in the 67th.

Burnley; Michopoulos, Thomas, Cox, Davis, Johnrose, Ball, Branch (Jepson 82), Payton (Mullin 88), Mellon, Briscoe, Weller (Little 54).

Subs Not Used: Crichton, Cooke.

Booked: Ball.

Goals: Payton 55 pen, 67.

Sheff Utd: Tracey, Quinn (Santos 70), Murphy, M. Brown, Curle, Devlin, Montgomery (Smith 71), D'Jaffo, Kelly (Ribeiro 69), Uhlenbeek, Woodhouse.

Subs Not Used: Sandford, Talia.

Booked: D'Jaffo, Devlin, Uhlenbeek.

Att: 16,635 Ref: G Laws (Whitley Bay).
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Saturday Nov 11

Grimsby (17) v Birmingham (3) - Postponed due to bad weather

Grimsby defenders Paul Raven and Danny Butterfield are out with knee and ankle ligament problems respectively. Midfielder Alan Pouton (knee) is a long-term absentee, while striker Bradley Allen is rated only 50-50 after injuring his Achilles against Watford last week. Defender John McDermott is expected to equal Keith Jobling's league appearance record by playing his 450th game for the Mariners.

Brazilian striker Marcelo and former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Danny Sonner are still ruled out for Birmingham, and full-back Martin Grainger is also struggling to shake off an injury. Midfielder Martin O'Connor, who missed Tuesday's defeat at Norwich, will have a late fitness test on a head injury sustained in last Saturday's 1-1 draw with Bolton.

Last season: Birmingham 0 Grimsby 0, Grimsby 1 Birmingham 1

Last five league matches: Grimsby W L W W L, Birmingham L W D D L

Top scorers: Bradley Allen (Grimsby) 6 Mark Burchill (Birmingham) 9

Ref: P Danson (Leicester)
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Saturday Nov 11

Huddersfield (0) 0 West Brom (2) 2

Huddersfield's misery goes on, beaten 2-0 at home by West Brom, 15 games without a win and seven consecutive games without a goal. Jordao and Lee Hughes scored for the Baggies.

Huddersfield: Vaesen, Jenkins (Smith 45), Lucketti, Gray, Armstrong, Kozluk, Baldry, Sellars, Thornley (Senior 79), Gorre, Gallen (Irons 45).

Subs not used: Margetson, Heary.

Booked: Armstrong, Gray, Sellars, Smith.

West Brom: Jensen, J. Chambers, Clement, Butler, Lyttle, Sneekes, Jordao, Fox (Oliver 90), Van Blerk, Hughes, Roberts (Quinn 90).

Subs not used: Adamson, Taylor, Carbon.

Booked: Clement.

Goals: Jordao 30, Hughes 40.

Attendance: 11,801 Referee: D Elleray (Harrow-on-the-Hill).
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Saturday Nov 11

Portsmouth (1) 2 Blackburn (1) 2

Blackburn's match winning streak came to an end at Portsmouth where Steve Claridge maintained his seven-match unbeaten run. Nigel Quashie gave Pompey the lead, Stig Inge Bjornbye levelled with his first for Rovers, Mike Panopoulos restored the lead only for Matt Jansen to make it 2-2 in the 82nd minute.

Portsmouth: Hoult, Hiley, Derry, Moore, Primus, Thogersen, Hughes, Quashie, Bradbury, Claridge, Panopoulos.

Subs not used: Flahavan, Rudonja, Waterman, Nightingale, Miglioranzi.

Booked: Hughes, Derry.

Goals: Quashie 44, Panopoulos 61.

Blackburn: Filan, Curtis, Bjornebye, Short, Berg, Dunn, Johnson (Dailly 66), Flitcroft, Hignett, Ostenstad (Jansen 62), M. Hughes.

Subs not used: McAteer, Carsley, Friedel.

Booked: Dunn.

Goals: Bjornebye 45, Jansen 82.

Attendance: 14,141 Referee: P Walton (Northants).
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Saturday Nov 11


Sheff Wed (1) 3 Norwich (1) 2

Sheffield Wednesday completed their second win in a week by overcoming Norwich 3-2. An Andy Hinchcliffe penalty put the Owls on their way before Scott Parker, on loan from Charlton, levelled. Tony Crane and Michele di Piedi with a 25-yarder opened a gap and when Lee Marshall pulled one back it was too late.

Sheffield Wednesday: Pressman, Haslam, Hinchcliffe, Walker, Hendon, Lescott, Cooke, Morrison, Booth (Di Piedi 45), Ekoku, Crane.

Subs not used: Stringer, Hamshaw, Humphreys, Geary.

Booked: Crane.

Goals: Hinchcliffe 32 pen, Crane 56, Di Piedi 62.

Norwich: A. Marshall, Sutch, L. Marshall, Fleming, Granville, Roberts, Mulryne, Forbes (Coote 61), Llewellyn (Derveld 72), Mackay, Parker (Russell 83).

Subs not used: Green, Jackson.

Booked: Coote, Granville.

Goals: Parker 42, L. Marshall 90.

Attendance: 16,956 Referee: M Jones (Chester).
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Saturday Nov 11

Stockport (1) 2 QPR (1) 2

QPR dropped into the relegation zone after a 2-2 draw at Stockport. County's Clarke Carlisle scored the fastest goal of the day in 62 seconds before Norwegian Kent Bergersen levelled. Aaron Wilbraham's glancing header restored the advantage soon after Stockport manager Andy Kilner was ordered from the dug out but Richard Langley grabbed a point two minutes from time.

Stockport: Dibble, Nicholson, Flynn, Clark, Cooper, Moore, Gibb, Wilbraham (Lawson 81), Smith, Tod, Bergersen (Fradin 64).

Subs not used: Jones, Maxwell, Clare.

Booked: Wilbraham.

Goals: Bergersen 12, Wilbraham 52.

QPR: Harper, Breacker, Carlisle, Warren (Koejoe 58), Rose, Broomes (Ready 87), Langley, Peacock, Connolly (Morrow 45), Crouch, Peschisolido.

Subs not used: Miklosko, Baraclough.

Booked: Rose, Carlisle, Langley, Crouch.

Goals: Carlisle 2, Langley 88.

Attendance: 6,356 Referee: P Rejer (Tipton).
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Saturday Nov 11


Tranmere (1) 2 Watford (0) 0

Watford lost for the second time on the trot, beaten 2-0 at Tranmere who won for the first time in 10 starts. Clint Hill netted the first and Scott Taylor made the points secure.

Tranmere: Murphy, Roberts, Challinor, Hill, Yates, Flynn, Hinds, Koumas, Allison, S. Taylor (Rideout 77), Parkinson (Gill 89).

Subs not used: Achterberg, Hazell, Barlow.

Booked: Hill.

Goals: Hill 19, S. Taylor 60.

Watford: Baardsen, Cox, Robinson, Jobson, Page, Palmer, Smith, Easton (Wooter 60), Mooney, Noel-Williams, Nielsen.

Subs not used: Chamberlain, Gibbs, Helguson, Armstrong.

Booked: Robinson, Page.

Attendance: 8,858

Referee: A Wiley (Burntwood).

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Saturday Nov 11

Wimbledon (0) 0 Fulham (1) 3

Frenchman Louis Saha took his goal tally to 17 as Fulham surged back to the top of the table with a 3-0 win at Wimbledon. The man from Metz bagged a brace, the second a penalty, and Barry Hayles came on as substitute to bag his 11th of the season.

Wimbledon: Davis, Kimble (Karlsson 63), Roberts, Blackwell, Holloway, Hartson, Gayle, Andersen (Ardley 46), Williams, Francis (Euell 46), Harley.

Subs not used: Feuer, Gier.

Booked: Andersen.

Fulham: Taylor, Finnan, Brevett, Melville, Coleman, Clark, J. Collins, Goldbaek (Fernandes 57), Saha (Trollope 88), Boa Morte (Hayles 67), Davis.

Subs not used: Symons, Hahnemann.

Booked: Brevett.

Goals: Saha 32, 59 pen, Hayles 86.

Attendance: 14,071 Referee: C Foy (St. Helens).
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Saturday Nov 11

Wolverhampton (0) 1 Crystal Palace (2) 3

Crystal Palace climbed out of the bottom three with a 3-1 win at Wolves, who are without a win in the last three at home. Former Wolves striker Dougie Freedman gave Palace the lead and Clinton Morrison doubled it before Michael Branch converted a cross. But Morrison struck again to make it 3-1 in the 72nd minute.

Wolves: Oakes, Muscat, Naylor, Robinson (Green 75), Pollet (Ndah 11), Emblen, Bazeley (Proudlock 76), Osborn, Branch, Lescott, Dinning.

Subs not used: Stowell, Camara.

Booked: Muscat, Robinson, Branch.

Goal: Branch 60.

Crystal Palace: Kolinko, Austin, Zhiyi, Mullins, Rodger, Freedman, C. Morrison, Black, Rubins (Thomson 63), Pollock, Staunton.

Subs not used: Carlisle, Gregg, Smith, Harrison.

Booked: Staunton, Zhiyi.

Goals: Freedman 23, C. Morrison 45, 72.

Attendance: 17,658 Referee: J P Robinson (Hull).
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Sunday, November 12

Gillingham (1) 1 Nottm Forest (2) 3

A hat-trick from Jack Lester gave Nottingham Forest a 3-1 win over Gillingham at the Priestfield Stadium. Lester's clinical finishing and Forest's incisive counter attacking play helped David Platt's men to their fourth victory on the trot.

Gillingham: Bartram, Patterson (Southall 63), Smith, Ashby, Hessenthaler, Gooden, Pennock, Hope, Thomson, Onuora, Shaw (King 74).

Subs Not Used: Browning, Saunders, Lewis.

Goals: Onuora 19.

Nottm Forest: D. Beasant, Edwards, Bart-Williams, Vaughan, Prutton, Jones, Scimeca, Johnson, Rogers (Olsen 27), Lester, Blake (Williams 69).

Subs Not Used: Roche, John, Harewood.

Booked: Jones.

Goals: Lester 9, 45, 77.

Att: 9,884 Ref: D Crick (Worcester Park).
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