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Wigan -v- Liverpool, 8pm

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  • #302
    Mitch Connor
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    everdead.ie wrote: »
    This is a martin tyler type question but has a team ever been beaten by such a big aggregate(11 goals) margin by one team and then beat one of the traditional top four?

    I'm gonna say no.

    Spurs' aggegate win over them is the biggest in prem history.


  • #303
    everdead.ie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,153 ✭✭✭everdead.ie


    Mitch Connor wrote: »
    I'm gonna say no.

    Spurs' aggegate win over them is the biggest in prem history.
    It's joint think blackburn and Man Utd both had similar wins


  • #304
    Headshot
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    Mitch Connor wrote: »

    Spurs' aggegate win over them is the biggest in prem history.
    ?


  • #305
    Mitch Connor
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 46,466 ✭✭✭✭Mitch Connor


    Headshot wrote: »
    ?

    Spurs 11-0 aggregate score over Wigan is the biggest in Prem history, as far as I know (was said at the time anyway) so wigan are the only side to have lost by such a heavy margin, so the only side that could have done so (beating a 'top 4' side.


  • #306
    jaykay74
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    everdead.ie wrote: »
    This is a martin tyler type question but has a team ever been beaten by such a big aggregate(11 goals) margin by one team and then beat one of the traditional top four?

    strange question because you say ever and then traditional top 4 which has only existed since Chelsea joined in (just before Roman I guess). Liverpool beat palace 11-0 over 2 league games in 89/90. Palace that season beat liverpool in cup semi final and also beat Man Utd at OT (bearing in mind Utd finished about 12th) so Utd weren't exactly strong at the time. Palace also beat villa that season who came 2nd and spurs who came 3rd (at least according to soccerbase - my memory doesn't stretch that far :) ).


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  • #307
    everdead.ie
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    jaykay74 wrote: »
    strange question because you say ever and then traditional top 4 which has only existed since Chelsea joined in (just before Roman I guess). Liverpool beat palace 11-0 over 2 league games in 89/90. Palace that season beat liverpool in cup semi final and also beat Man Utd at OT (bearing in mind Utd finished about 12th) so Utd weren't exactly strong at the time.
    Ya I know what you mean the best I could get from my bit of research was Newcastle beat Sheffield Wednesday by a 10-0 aggregate in the 1999-2000 season and then they beat chelsea at home 1-0 a result which if it had been reversed would of seen Chelsea grab fourth that year.

    http://www.statto.com/football/teams/sheffield-wednesday/1999-2000


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