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The first week of European football is over and managers are breathing a sigh of relief that most players have come through continental exploits unscathed with the major exception of Paul Pogba.

The Premier League is back. Irish fans will be delighted to be returning to domestic matters after the international team had a dreadful week, drawing against Georgia and losing to Serbia.

And so round three of the Premier League concluded with a 4-0 drubbing of Arsenal by Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday evening.

And so the first two rounds of the Premier League season are over. Manchester United are at the top of the pile after two thumping 4-0 victories over West Ham and Swansea with top flight new boys Huddersfield Town hot on their heels.

And so after 10 months and 38 game weeks of action the Premier League has finally drawn to a close.

And so after 10 months of action, the Premier League campaign reaches its climax on Sunday. Chelsea have been declared the champions and Sunderland, Middlesbrough, and Hull City will say goodbye to life in the top flight for the time being.

There are only two weeks left in the Premier League. The teams managers send out this weekend could make or break their seasons, extending or ending hopes of claiming the Galway Advertiser Tribal Leader League in association with St Anthony's and Claddagh Credit Union.

What a week of Premier League action. There were plenty of thrills and spills, and most importantly, Fantasy Football points in the last game week of April.

The title race is hotting up with only four rounds left in the Galway Advertiser Tribal Leader League in association with St Anthony's and Claddagh Credit Union. This weekend sees the final batch of April's Premier League matches. So which players should you select to help you earn a coveted Manager of the Month award?

It is the business end of the season in the Premier League and for our Fantasy Football managers in the Galway Advertiser Tribal Leader League in association with St Anthony's Claddagh and Credit Union the pressure is starting to build.