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⚽  DON HALE'S WEEKEND FOOTBALL SPECIAL! After a promising opening edition with  7 correct results from 9 , and on Wednesday Night 6 correct results from 6, I'm back with another weekend of football predictions! This time we're covering: 🏆 Premier League ⚽ Championship 🏴 Scottish Premiership My personal match predictions and scorelines, comparisons with independent forecasting models, and our ever-popular Golden Goal selection. Can we improve on last week's results? There are plenty of intriguing matches, including Leeds v Spurs, Forest v Man City, Wrexham v Wolves, and St Mirren v Rangers. It's all for football interest and entertainment – not betting advice. Read the full feature on Coast & Country: https://www.coastandcountry.blog/blog/categories/don-hale-s-football-predictions Predict • Compare • Enjoy! One final recommendation: before publishing, check the score predictions against your own preferred selections and let me know if you'd like any change...

DON HALE'S WEEKEND FOOTBALL PREDICTIONS... donhaleblog.blogspot.com/2026  coastandcountry.blog Friday 6 – Sunday 8 November 2026 Premier League • Championship • Scottish Premiership Welcome to the second edition of Don Hale's Football Predictions! Following a promising opening edition, with  seven correct match results from nine on Tuesday and six from six on Wednesday night , we're back with another weekend of football forecasts. I've selected matches from three competitions, added my own predicted scores and compared some of the selections with independent statistical forecasts. As always, these are my opinions. Let's see how they fare! PREMIER LEAGUE Friday 6 November Everton v Coventry City –  2–1 Saturday 7 November Leeds United v Tottenham Hotspur –  1–1 Arsenal v Hull City –  3–0 Fulham v Newcastle United –  1–2 Nottingham Forest v Manchester City –  1–3 Sunday 8 November Brighton v Brentford –  2–2 Crystal Palace v Liverpool –  1–2 Ip...

  Don Hale's Football Predictions to help Cancer Research Charities – Two Features Every Week! donhaleblog.blogspot.com/2026 coastandcountry.blog Coast and Country online magazine and blog is working hard to help fundraise for Cancer Research Charities and they have designed an innovative new fun and entertainment feature to try to predict the scores/results/goal scorers etc, from some Premier League, Championship, and or Scottish and European competition matches from midweek, and at the weekends. Coast and Country online magazine and blog is working hard to help fundraise for Cancer Research Charities and they have designed an innovative new fun and entertainment feature to try to predict the scores/results/goal scorers etc, from some Premier League, Championship, and or Scottish and European competition matches from midweek, and at the weekends. The prediction system is  TOTALLY FREE FOR YOU TO ENJOY  but we have added a direct donation payment link if you are able to c...

Steve Mason (*pictured above) ran in the very first Llangollen parkrun... plus Kelly and Cai tackle the heat at the PLS 10k race in Liverpool. Report by Don Hale.  https://donhaleblog.blogspot.com www.welshmastersathletics.co.uk NWRRC member Steve Mason competed in the very first Old Railway Trail parkrun at Llangollen last Saturday, which was well attended by 249 visiting athletes from all parts of the UK. Steve enjoyed a good run over this new course and finished 5th overall, and he also won his MV45 age cat, with an impressive time of just 18.55. The entrants included a good mix of club and social runners, and this inaugural North Wales event was won by  Jack Pickett  (Wolverhampton & Bilston AC) in 15 minutes and 12 seconds, and he also won his SM20 age cat.  Connor Rogers  (Wrexham AC) finished 2nd in 15.49, and he won his SM25 age cat, with  Ollie Sterne  (Davenport Runners) 3rd in 16.55, and he was runner-up in the same age cat as Connor. Th...

*Kay Hatton (*above) won her veteran's FV60 age cat at the Liverpool half-marathon. Other results:   NW Road Runners on the move...by Don Hale. Top photo by John Hatton. This has been another bumper weekend of excellent results by several NWRRC members on the road.  This is a summary of their exploits: - this includes Kay Hatton winning her age cat at the Liverpool half-marathon, Richard Eccles winning his age cat at the Welshpool 10k, and newcomer Beth Williams competing in the World's Steepest Street Race in Harlech. *Liverpool:  Three NWRRC members travelled to Merseyside last Sunday to take part in the  Liverpool Skyline half-marathon , where veteran  Kay Hatton  deservedly won her F60 age cat with a superb run finishing as the 69th female, and 726th overall out of nearly 3,929 entrants in 1.42.39. Kay was supported at the race by  Kelly Marie Alford  and her partner  Cai Roberts.  Kelly ran well in 1,763rd p...