S6M11: All the Golazos

As a general rule, this chat is pretty Premier League-centric. It's a Premier League game, and that's where we've all focused on.

This week, however, I'm going to veer into something a little continental. Namely, how damn good this week's Champions' League was for goals. Like, there are always lots of goals, but there were some proper wowsers-in-my-trousers moments.

I'm still trying to work out which my favourite was (no I'm not, it's obvious, but I'm trying to pretend I'm not biased).

Antoine Griezmann - He's quite good at football. His kung-fu first goal was delicious but I was also a major fan of the late winner - the way he quickly adjusts his body position to stab the ball into the top corner. Yeesh.

Thomas Meunier - Still think he sliced it but you have to like the balls on a full back having a dig in the last minute from a floated cross, outside the box. The slo-mo of the Basel keeper wrapped around the post was also both hilarious and upsetting at the same time

Mesut Ozil - Knicking. A. Living. He shares the ability of the true greats to play with the fabric of time. Really interesting from him playing on the last shoulder when Giroud drops deep - no idea why Ludogorets persisted with such a high line but the control, the vision and the way he could have scored that goal about 5 different ways. Just #JaMesutJa

Gareth Bale - my first experience of the BT Sport goal show started with a bang. They hadn't finished introducing the kick offs when it was a goal in Warsaw (and what a bizarre game that was). Bale absolutely creaming a volley in - something his manager did in iconic fashion in the same competition in the 2002 final. Absolute filth.

Vadis Odjidja - The catalyst for the Legia comeback. Keylor Navas left grasping at thin air with a perfectly placed curler from distance. It's possible that the Madrid defence were a little complacent in shutting the shot down but you have to respect the execution.

I have fought the temptation to mention Kevin Kampl. Oops

So yeah, some fantastic strikes this week. Honorably mentions also to Messi & Gundogan. Does anyone else have any additions I may have missed?

Premier League service will be resumed next week.

Let's get statty:

This week, 23 people played (sort it out guys....)
Most popular predicted result: Arsenal WIN (23/23)
Most disputed result: Southampton vs Chelsea (4-9-10 split)

Highest odds: AFM (4676/1)
Lowest odds: Doron (451/1)
Average odds: 1761/1

Best predictors: Feneley & EuroClubIndex (8/10)
Worst predictor: AFM & David Brickman (4/10)
Average score: 6.04/10

Best predicted result: Arsenal WIN (23/23)
Worst predicted result: Man Utd vs Burnley DRAW (1/23 - well done Feneley)

Everyone's results:

Leaderboard (>2/3; 7/10)

To this week's predictions:

Bournemouth vs Sunderland - BOURNEMOUTH

Burnley vs Crystal Palace - BURNLEY

Man City vs Middlesborough - MAN CITY

West Ham vs Stoke - DRAW

Chelsea vs Everton - CHELSEA

Arsenal vs Spurs - DRAW

Hull vs Southampton - SOUTHAMPTON

Liverpool vs Watford - DRAW

Swansea vs Man Utd - SWANSEA

Leicester vs WBA - LEICESTER

Total odds: 11,267/1

Good luck guys