Espanyol pre-agreed deals

Mendy to Celta Vigo, with Gil ferri to Espanyol

Twigt part completed Man City

Zalewski for Kalokah with A Madrid

Danilo with Arsenal

dorrington with stuttgart

gharbi from bayern


Youth Shield

Fixtures for the Youth Shield on Challonge and below.

Rounds 1 and 2 are one leg only. Losers from the Youth Cup Round 1 will make up the draw.

Round 3 onwards is two legs.

Seeding as follows from the results of the Group Stage.

Team Position Points GD
CSKA 3 4 0
Leicester 3 3 0
Montpellier 3 3 0
Celta 3 3 -2
Southampton 3 3 -1
Benfica 3 3 -3
Roma 3 3 -3
Schalke 3 3 -4
PSG 3 2 -1
Atletico 3 1 -2
Malaga 3 1 -4
Besiktas 3 1 -4
Villarreal 4 1 -3
Leverkusen 4 1 -4
Atalanta 4 1 -4
Bayern 4 2 -5

West Brom actually finished 3rd in their group despite forfeiting all three games, so I excluded them (albeit not the new manager's fault), and included another 4th placed team instead.

Similarly, Dortmund and Gladbach had the same record as Bayern, but both forfeited one game whereas Bayern didn't forfeit any.


Youth Cup Knockout Stage

Fixtures for the knockout stage of the Youth Cup on Challonge and below.

Round 1 is one leg only. Losers will go into the Youth Shield.

Round 2 onwards is two legs.

Seeding as follows from the results of the Group Stage.

Team Position Points GD
Chelsea 1 9 9
Hertha 1 9 9
Lazio 1 9 7
Liege 1 9 7
Espanyol 1 9 6
Hamburger 1 9 6
Levante 1 9 4
Arsenal 1 7 7
Genoa 1 7 6
Sevilla 1 7 6
Chievo 1 7 5
Man Utd 1 7 3
Torino 1 7 3
Spurs 1 7 2
Man City 1 6 3
Augsburg 2 7 6
Zagreb 2 7 5
River Plate 2 6 4
Independiente 2 6 3
Real Madrid 2 6 3
Valencia 2 6 2
Sampdoria 2 6 2
Zenit 2 6 1
Milan 2 6 0
Internacional 2 5 3
Stuttgart 2 5 1
Fenerbahce 2 4 1
Anderlecht 2 4 1
Rubin 2 4 0
Hoffenheim 2 3 2
Inter 3 4 2
Fiorentina 3 4 1

World Club Cup 3rd Round

Wednesday 15 November

AZ ALKMAR V INTERNATIONAL

HAMBURG V LIVERPOOL

DINIPRO V BAYERN MUNICH

TORINO V ESPANYOL

BARCELONA V SPURS

HELLAS V PORTO

LEVANTE V ROMA

SHALKE V MAN CITY


D5: Big Wins For PSV and Chievo! (Matchday 17)





D4: GODFATHER QUITS, PRINCE FREED! (Matchday 17)



Finally, two wins in a row!

Master T (Olympiacos)

Long term I'll not be continuing the Brazilian project, it's too restrictive for me, but I am considering seeing the season out with it.

Carl Martin (Flamengo)

A good win, takes us to 9th and 2 pts off the playoffs. Probably 6/7th is the best we could possibly hope for but if we keep beating numerically better teams then who knows.

Mister TRX (Sevilla)

D3: KOLN AND SCHALKE SET PACE AT TOP (Matchday 17)


Narrow 1-0 home loss is not a positive result but I am confident we can fight back in the next game

Hugos Monkides (Sassuolo)

A game that I think on paper we should have won so a little disappointed but well done Jamie. The stat that matters “shots on target” 6 a piece so I guess a reasonable result.

⭐️Ken Keeley⭐️ (Borussia Mönchengladbach)

D2: ESPANYOL AND SAO PAULO WIN TO KEEP PRESSURE ON LEVANTE (Matchday 17)

That was arguably the best we've played this season, we created a lot and took our chances. Very pleased to get back to winning ways in the league.

Glen Mullan (RCD Espanyol)

We started the game well and got our goals and took the foot of the gas which allowed them back in but we done enough over the 90 minutes to deserve the victory.

Scott Mckenzie (São Paulo FC)

D1: PORTO AND ATLETI FIND FORM (Matchday 17)

When you look at the table it is quite clear what the problem is - goals. Essentially I have a LWB playing as a Left-Winger and a Right sided Midfielder playing as a Right-winger! I won't mention the striker. I've been aware of this for quite some time. . .

Alex McLean (Manchester City)

Big party in portuguese team locker room, as they finally manage to win 2 league matches in a row! Goals from Salah, Kane and Ferran Torres. Important moment. Up to 9th. Hopefully we'll manage to get a proper run now and continue to climb some positions in Division 1 table.

André Guerra (FC Porto)

Top Journalist Toni Pinto Signs for Top 100!

UPDATE: As we approach the mid-season point, Toni is now ready with questions about your season so far.

World famous fictional Portuguese sports journalist Antonio Silva "Toni" Pinto has signed for the Top 100 blog, and will be conducting a series of interviews with Top 100 managers, writing them up and then publishing them here on the Top 100 blog at a later date.

The interview is in five parts: Introduction, Club Management, Tactics and Strategy, Success and Failure, and SM Worlds.

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