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Skiddle's Open Goal: A Weekly Roundup of Football news and events

In this week's latest football news the big story was the Manchester derby as blue and red clashed once again for dominance over the city.

Skiddle Staff

Date published: 7th Mar 2022

In this week's latest football news the big story was the Manchester derby as blue and red clashed once again for dominance over the city. Whilst Man City are far ahead of their rivals in the table, it would have been a huge boost to United to give their fans something to cheer about. It wasn't to be however as City cruised to a 4-1 victory in fron of their fans.

Manchester is very much blue, with the home team going ahead before Jadon Sancho scored a superb equaliser before the ever-impressive De Bruyne put City back ahead. Once the second half started, United crumbled and barely even got a kick of the ball. Manchester City wiped the floor with them, United's defence becoming a hopeless mess of flailing limbs. With only Liverpool remaining as Manchester City's single difficult fixture for the rest of the season, the title is almost in grasp.

Liverpool kept pace with a slender win over West Ham thanks to a Mane goal, meanwhile, Arsenal scored some beautiful goals as they beat Watford 3-1, strengthening their push for fourth. Newcastle are now well clear of the relegation zone after beating Brighton 2-1 and Brentford got a key victory by beating Norwich3-1 with Ivan Toney scoring a hat-trick.

The relegation battle is going to go down to the wire as the bottom five are only separated by six points. If you're a footy fan then check out these events below...

 

Caernarfon Town vs Newtown

When: Friday 11th March

Where: Yr Oval, Caernarfon

Whilst the title may be a bit out of reach in the Welsh Premier League with The New Saints running away with it a little, second-placed honours are there to play for. With only 5 points separating 2nd and 6th at the time of writing, Caernarfon Town are currently 6th whilst Newtown are in third, four points ahead. A win for the home side here would be a huge step.

 

Find tickets for Caernarfon Town vs Newtown - here

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Caernarfon Town vs Flint Town United

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When: Tuesday 15th March

Where: Yr Oval, Caernarfon 

This home game for Caernarfon Town will see them again face one of their rivals for that second-place spot. This time around it is Flint Town United who also lay four points ahead of them. It is fair to say that the next couple of weeks will define their season and you can be there to catch all the action.

 

Find tickets for Caernarfon Town vs Flint Town United - here

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Hanley Town vs Worcester

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When: Saturday 16th April

Where: Hanley Town Football Club- Stoke On Trent

Hanley Town are on the verge of silverware The side have worked tirelessly to go on an incredible run this season that has seen them outclass the rest of the league. Worcester will be underdogs but anything could happen, Hanley's mentality has shone through this season and they more than deserve the title.

 

Find tickets for Hanley Town vs Worcester - here

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Manchester United vs Chelsea Hospitality

When: Sunday 15th May

Where: Hotel Football Old Trafford, Manchester

Who knows what Manchester United fans will be thinking by the time we come around to May. Their season has not hit the standards that have been required yet they're still in the Champions League at least. They'll be hoping their fortunes turn around in the league too and victory over Chelsea would be a statement.

 

Find tickets for Manchester United vs Chelsea Hospitality - here

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