That Bloke In The Big Smoke

Group A
Uruguay
France
South Africa
Mexico

Group B
Argentina
South Korea
Nigeria
Greece

Group C
England
USA
Slovenia
Algeria

Group D
Germany
Serbia
Australia
Ghana

Group E
Netherlands
Denmark
Japan
Cameroon

Group F
Italy
Paraguay
Slovakia
New Zealand

Group G
Brazil
Ivory Coast
Portugal
North Korea

Group H
Spain
Switzerland
Chile
Honduras

Round of 16
A1 v B2: Uruguay v South Korea: Uruguay
C1 v D2: England v Serbia: England

E1 v F2: Netherlands v Paraguay: Netherlands
G1 v H2: Brazil v Switzerland: Brazil

A2 v B1: France v Argentina: Argentina
C2 v D1: USA v Germany: Germany

E2 v F1: Denmark v Italy: Italy
G2 v H1: Ivory Coast v Spain: Spain

Quarters
Uruguay v England: England
Brazil v Netherlands: Netherlands
Argentina v Germany: Germany
Italy v Spain: Spain

Semis
England v Netherlands: England
Germany v Spain: Germany

3rd Place
Netherlands v Spain: Spain

Final
England v Germany: England

Starting tonight, I am going to post my weekly EPL, League Cup, FA Cup & European predictions on here. Depending on my progress I will then dip my fingers into some actual bets. Here's to making or losing money!

Birmingham v Fulham         1-1    1-1
Chelsea v Newcastle         2-0    2-1
Everton v Arsenal           1-2    1-4
Portsmouth v Middlesbrough  0-0    0-1
Sunderland v Bolton         1-2    3-1
Tottenham v Reading         2-0    6-4
West Ham v Man Utd          1-3    2-1
Wigan v Aston Villa         0-1    1-2
Derby v Blackburn           1-0    1-2
Man City v Liverpool        1-1    0-0

So 6 correct result predictions and only 1 actual scoreline prediction. Expectedly, Portsmouth failed to score at home again (it's 8 games in a row now!). Rather unexpectedly, the Hammers defeated the bastards from Old Trafford. I really shouldn't be surprised though, because ever since I was a kid, the one team that seemed to have this uncanny ability to defeat the bastards regularly, relatively speaking, were the boys from East London. And today they did it again, thanks in no small part to Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty-miss. In 53 league matches between the two teams at Upton Park, the Hammers have won 25, while the bastards have won only 11! Last season, the Hammers beat the Red Devils at home and away, the former coming on the last day of the season in which, rather ironically, Carlos Tevez scored the only goal to secure West Ham's survival in the Premier League! (Meanwhile, Pool couldn't even score one goal against City! :()