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Which means Arsenal are going to have to come back from pre-season earlier to play in the qualifying rounds.
 
Dubious goals panel ruling

The Premier League's Dubious Goals Panel has viewed all dubious goals for 30th November 2010 to 19th April 2011.

The Dubious Goals Committee has ruled on the following:

1) Stoke City's first goal against Wigan Athletic on 4th December 2010 has been confirmed as a Robert Huth goal.

2) Wigan Athletic's first goal against Stoke City on 4th December 2010 has been confirmed as an own goal (Daniel Collins).

3) Wigan Athletic's second goal against Stoke City on 4th December 2010 was in fact an own goal (Rory Delap) and has therefore not been credited to Tom Cleverley.

4) West Bromwich Albion's third goal against Newcastle United on 5th December 2010 has been confirmed as a Peter Odemwingie goal.

5) West Bromwich Albion's goal against Aston Villa on 11th December 2010 has been confirmed as a Paul Scharner goal.

6) Liverpool's goal against Newcastle United on 11th December 2010 has been confirmed as a Dirk Kuyt goal.

7) Manchester City's second goal against West Ham United on 11th December 2010 has been confirmed as a Yaya Toure goal.

8) West Ham United's goal against Manchester City on 11th December 2010 has been confirmed as a James Tomkins goal.

9) Blackburn Rovers' goal against Bolton Wanderers on 12th December 2010 has been confirmed as a Mame Biram Diouf goal.

10) Manchester City's goal against Everton on 20th December 2010 has been confirmed as a Yaya Toure goal.

11) Manchester United's second goal against Sunderland on 26th December 2010 was in fact an own goal (Anton Ferdinand) and has therefore not been credited to Dimitar Berbatov.

12) Manchester City's third goal against Newcastle United on 26th December 2010 was in fact an own goal (Fabricio Colocinni) and has therefore not been credited to Carlos Tevez.

13) Tottenham Hotspur's first goal against Newcastle United on 28th December 2010 has been confirmed as an Aaron Lennon goal.

14) West Ham United's goal against Everton on 28th December 2010 has been confirmed as an own goal (Tony Hibbert).

15) Arsenal's first goal against Birmingham City on 1st January 2011 has been confirmed as a Robin Van Persie goal.

16) Manchester City's goal against Blackpool on 1st January 2011 has been confirmed as an Adam Johnson goal.

17) Sunderland's first goal against Blackburn Rovers on 1st January 2011 has been confirmed as a Daniel Welbeck goal.

18) Chelsea's second goal against Aston Villa on 2nd January 2011 has been confirmed as a Didier Drogba goal.

19) Wolverhampton Wanderers' goal against Chelsea on 5th January 2011 has been confirmed as an own goal (Jose Bosingwa)

20) Manchester City's first goal against Wolverhampton Wanderers on 15th January 2011 has been confirmed as a Kolo Toure goal.

21) Stoke City's first goal against Bolton Wanderers on 15th January 2011 has been confirmed as a Daniel Higginbotham goal.

22) West Bromwich Albion's second goal against Blackpool on 15th January 2011 has been confirmed as a James Morrison goal.

23) Aston Villa's goal against Birmingham City on 16th January 2011 has been confirmed as a James Collins goal.

24) Chelsea's third goal against Bolton Wanderers on 24th January 2011 has been confirmed as a Nicolas Anelka goal.

25) Wigan Athletic's goal against Aston Villa on 25th January 2011 has been confirmed as a James McCarthy goal.

26) Manchester City's first goal against Birmingham City on 2nd February 2011 has been confirmed as a Carlos Tevez goal.

27) Liverpool's second goal against Stoke City on 2nd February 2011 has been confirmed as a Luis Suarez goal.

28) Bolton Wanderers' first goal against Everton on 13th February 2011 has been confirmed as a Gary Cahill goal.

29) Tottenham Hotspur's goal against Blackpool on 22nd February 2011 was in fact an own goal (Craig Cathcart) and has therefore not been credited to Roman Pavlyuchenko.

30) Bolton Wanderers' second goal against Aston Villa on 5th March 2011 has been confirmed as a Gary Cahill goal.

31) Blackburn Rovers' first goal against Fulham on 5th March 2011 was in fact an own goal (Brede Hangeland) and has therefore not been credited to Grant Hanley.

32) Blackburn Rovers' second goal against Blackpool on 19th March 2011 has been confirmed as a David Hoilett goal.

33) Fulham's second goal against Blackpool on 3rd April 2011 has been confirmed as a Bobby Zamora goal.

34) West Bromwich Albion's first goal against Sunderland on 9th April 2011 has been confirmed as a Peter Odemwingie goal.

35) West Bromwich Albion's second goal against Sunderland on 9th April 2011 has been confirmed as a Youssouf Mulumbu goal.

36) Wigan Athletic's third goal against Blackpool on 16th April 2011 has been confirmed as an own goal (Neal Eardley).

37) Everton's first goal against Blackburn Rovers on 16th April 2011 has been confirmed as a Leon Osman goal.
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So what does that do for the Top scorers table? Anyone know?
 
Barclays Premier League RESULT (17 May)

City of Manchester Stadium (Full time)
Man City - 3 (14 CA Tevez, 53 J Lescott, 65 CA Tevez)
Stoke - 0
 
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Ah, no that is just cruel.

Stoke having to play Man City after losing the FA Cup.
 
17 May:

Team - Played - Points
1. Man Utd - 37 - 77
2. Chelsea - 37 - 71
3. Man City - 37 - 68
4. Arsenal - 37 - 67
5. Tottenham - 37 - 59
6. Liverpool - 37 - 58
7. Everton - 37 - 51
8. Fulham - 37 - 48
9. Stoke - 37 - 46
10. Bolton - 37 - 46
11. West Brom - 37 - 46
12. Newcastle - 37 - 45
13. Aston Villa - 37 - 45
14. Sunderland - 37 - 44
15. Blackburn - 37 - 40
16. Wolves - 37 - 40
17. Birmingham - 37 - 39
18. Blackpool - 37 - 39
19. Wigan - 37 - 39
20. West Ham - 37 - 33
 
Barclays Premier League FIXTURES Sunday 22 May 2011

Villa Park (42 785)
Aston Villa - 1 (33 S Downing)
Liverpool - 0

Reebok Stadium (26 285)
Bolton - 0
Man City - 2 (43 J Lescott, 62 E Dzeko)

Goodison Park (38 712)
Everton - 1 (74 J Beckford)
Chelsea - 0

Craven Cottage (25 674)
Fulham - 2 (26 S Sidwell, 57 B Zamora)
Arsenal - 2 (29 R van Persie, 89 T Walcott)

Old Trafford (75 400)
Man Utd - 4 (21 J Park, 63 Anderson, 75 I Evatt (og), 81 M Owen)
Blackpool - 2 (40 C Adam, 57 G Taylor-Fletcher)

St James' Park (51 678)
Newcastle - 3 (16 S Taylor, 39 P Lovenkrands, 47 J Olsson (og))
West Brom - 3 (62 S Tchoyi, 71 S Tchoyi, 90 S Tchoyi)

Britannia Stadium (27 566)
Stoke - 0
Wigan - 1 (78 H Rodallega)

White Hart Lane (36 119)
Tottenham - 2 (49 R Pavlyuchenko, 91 R Pavlyuchenko)
Birmingham - 1 (79 C Gardner)

Upton Park (32 792)
West Ham - 0
Sunderland - 3 (17 B Zenden, 51 S Sessegnon, 91 CMN Riveros)

Molineux Stadium (29 009)
Wolverhampton - 2 (J O'Hara, 87 S Hunt)
Blackburn - 3 (22 J Roberts, 38 B Emerton, 46 D Hollett)
 
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The Final League

Team - Played - Points
1. Man Utd - 80
2. Chelsea - 71
3. Man City - 71
4. Arsenal - 68
5. Tottenham - 62
6. Liverpool - 58
7. Everton - 54
8. Fulham - 49
9. Aston Villa - 48
10. Sunderland - 47
11. West Brom - 47
12. Newcastle - 46
13. Stoke - 46
14. Bolton - 46
15. Blackburn - 43
16. Wigan - 42
17. Wolves - 40
18. Birmingham - 39
19. Blackpool - 39
20. West Ham - 33
 
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