The Serie A title will be going to one of the two Old Rule clubs yet again as Ajax Skerries fell out of the title race this afternoon after defeat to Marino. Legoland United's 1-0 win over Torino and Legoland FC's 1-1 tie with Republic saw the top two switch places in the standings. Legoland United now hold the smallest of margins over their bitter adversaries, leading LFC by a single point with one round remaining.

Legoland United's win relegated Torino, and with the Reds having relegated Robin Rangers last weekend, the champions elect could do an amazing triple act by relegating the Celebs next Saturday. A victory for the league leaders will secure the club their first title in a decade and should Fiorentina manage to pick-up at least a point against Juventus, the Celebs will bow out of the top flight. The loss of such a prestigious club from the league would be a significant blow to next season's championship and quite possible see overall television incomes reduced across all Serie A teams and would most certainly see a host of top names leave the Nurit giants on free transfers. These are likely to include César Prates, Florent Malouda, Frank Lampard, Mohamed Kallon and Gabriel Milito. Full Story

Four police officers injured after football related violence

Empire Police Chief Biggus Piggus has tonight called for the owners of teams in the SuperLeague to "act more responsibly" heading into the final rounds of this season's Serie A championship. Chief Piggus was speaking after confirming that 4 police officers were seriously injured this afternoon in clashes with supporters of Legoland FC. The supporters were celebrating their team's 3-0 win over Marino. Full Story

Cartel call teams backing Serie A expansion "retard clubs"

Legoland FC public relations tool Mr Daniele Massaro has hit out at Torino and other clubs that may wish to expand the Serie A division to 24 teams at a club press conference this morning. Reacting to reports that Torino manager and former LFC player Victor Selvaraj had called for such a move, Mr Massaro was quick to record his disapproval. Full Story

Rangers relegated whilst Celebs in dire straits

Robin Rangers' three year tenure in Serie A is over today as the club were mathematically relegated to the SuperLeague's second division following a 2-1 home loss to league leaders Legoland United. Rangers have now failed to win in their last 14 league games and have amassed a meagre 4 points from a possible 30 in their last 10 games. Full Story