Bluebirds Remain In Drop Zone! | The Football Booth | SEASON 4 | EPISODE 26
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Bluebirds Remain In Drop Zone! | The Football Booth | SEASON 4 | EPISODE 26
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This week on The Football Booth Podcast, we dive into a weekend of shocks, struggles, and a fresh start to our FM challenge!
- 🍀 Celtic stunned!: Brendan Rodgers’ side suffered a surprise 1-0 loss to St Johnstone, missing the chance to widen their lead—but they stay 13 points clear thanks to Rangers’ fifth straight home defeat, this time 2-0 to in-form Hibs.
- 🐦 Cardiff’s fight for survival continues with a 0-0 draw at QPR. While the point helps on paper, the Bluebirds need more than that from their final six fixtures if they want to stay up.
- ⚰️ Southampton’s historic relegation: With seven games left, the Saints are the earliest side ever relegated from the Premier League. Will they go down with the lowest points tally in league history?
- 🎮 FM Challenge Season 2 kicks off!: Fennan, Mayhem, and Gondor return to the dugouts with fresh signings and renewed ambitions. We break down their transfer moves and first five league games of the new campaign.
It’s all happening on The Football Booth Podcast—tune in!
#CelticFC #CardiffCity #RangersFC #Southampton #PremRelegation #FMChallenge #FootballPodcast #ScottishFootball #ChampionshipRelegation
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