And Pulisic scored again for Milan, netting the only goal in their win today. AC Milan is 3rd in the table entering the new year but probably too far back to challenge Inter for the Serie A title. They can definitely hit 2nd though and I think they're looking really good at securing UCL for next season as well.
Also saw an article that Jedi has been the highest rated player for Fulham this season. Team would be close except he missed a few games with injury and at least 1 for suspension.
Forest with 2 wins in their last two outings has all of a sudden put some space (and teams) between them and the relegation zone. I don't think they're out of the woods yet. I am now expecting Luton to make it out this year. I watched their game vs Chelsea today and their attack is really fun to watch. Bonehead mistake early from a defender w/ a careless pass out gifted Chelsea their 1st goal otherwise the majority of play and the 2nd half was really controlled by Luton. Their backline is a joke and their GK is nothing special but the quality of their counter and attack surprised me and the quality of service they get into the box in the final 1/3 is really top notch. Burnley and Sheffield don't look like they're getting out of the cellar anytime soon....Everton is still down there after a brief stint of quality play. Brentford is the other team that should be worried. They've been uncharacteristically sloppy on defense and they aren't scoring. Fulham and Crystal Palace are the next two. Fulham has too much quality, IMO, to stay this far down. CP is an enigma and has been for a while. Lots of good players, lots of good young players, but never really seem to be able to put it all together. And they sold Zaha who was a microcosm of all their issues. If I had to guess, Brentford, barring some January transfer help, is headed out. Luton will squeak in. Everton is too good and are only in the position they are b/c of the points deduction for violation of the FFP rules.