Saturday football clockwatch – live! | Scott Anthony

Norwich : United Kingdom | Aug 25, 2012 at 9:19 AM PDT

Source: The Observer

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QPR It's raining goals! (Apart from in Sunderland, where it is just raining.) In the Championship, Bristol City beat Cardiff City 4-2, Brighton are 2-0 up against Barnsley (the second from Wayne Bridge, remember him?), Huddersfield lead Burnley 1-0 and Leeds United are one up at Peterbrough. FULL ARTICLE AT The Observer

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