Former Bezza League champion Rob Bosher Jnr was top scorer for Bezza Europe matchday 5 with 12 points. Bosher predicted 3 correct scores and 3 correct outcomes to move up 14 places to 17th in the group table. Darren Vowden was second with 11 points and moves up to 8th, while Alex McIsaac was 3rd with 10 points.
Rachel Hay holds on to top spot and has a 2 point lead on the chasing pack with 3 gameweeks to go.
Rachel Hay tops matchday 4 with 10 points to go top of the Bezza Europe group at the half way stage. Hay was the only person to reach double figures in a pretty low scoring week overall. 2nd this week with 9 points were Stevie Docherty and Adam Smith. Carl Collier and Chris Gill were 3rd with 8 point. Rachel …
Marc Jarvis and Bert Chilvers scored 16 points to finish week 10 as top points scorers. Both players predicted 4 correct scores and 4 correct outcomes to notch their highest scores of the season so far. Jarvis climbs up to 4th in the league table, while Chilvers moves up 40 places to 63rd. Chris Hay was 2nd this weekend with …
Carl Collier scored 13 points on matchday 3 in Bezza Europe to finish the round as top points scorer. Collier predicted 2 correct scores and 7 correct outcomes to move up to 18th after a slow start. Craig Robinson, Eddie McAloon and current champion Steve Chilton were 2nd with 11 points.
Eddie McAloon takes over at the top of the table and has a 2 point lead over Ian Rogerson. Alex McIsaac drops to 3rd place.
Bezza Europe’s matchday 2 saw Eddie McAloon finish as top scorer with 13 points. 3 correct scores and 4 correct outcomes moves McAloon up to 3rd in the group table. 6 people notched double figures as Ian Rogerson, Harris Khan, Dan Stewart, Mark Johnson, Aaron Carr and Darren Vowden all scored 10 points. Alex McIsaac holds on to top spot …
Bezza Europe got off to a high scoring start with Alex McIsaac scoring 17 points to take an early lead after matchday 1. McIsaac predicted 4 correct scores and 5 correct outcomes to lead by 3 points. In second with 14 points were debutant Graeme Golledge and Kev Purves, with Ian Rogerson in third on 13 points.
Next up its Bezza Europe. The top 32 from last season compete for European glory. Its game week 1 in Europe and the group stage will run for the 8 game weeks of the Champions League.
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Steve Chilton is the new Bezza Europe champion after beating Brian Baird 3-2 in the final this week. Its the first trophy of Chilton’s Bezza League career and it ensures another Bezza Europe campaign next season. It was looking like Baird was going to take the win after being 1-0 up after the first 3 games. During the PSG v Arsenal game, Baird was leading 2-1 until Saka’s goal for Arsenal turned things around for Chilton. Chilton took the 3 points from the final game to take the Bezza Europe title home. A massive win for Chilton and his Bezza League status! For Baird, back to the drawing board after coming close twice now, Bezza Cup semi final and Bezza Europe runner up. Congratulations Steve.
