Ju is red or blue, Cap is red or black, Sag is red also, so red prevail.
Me, ruler of DSc is in Li and is in no way connected with red.

ciuboda wrote: For the 15:00 games my opinion is that we will have the following results:
- Arsenal - Everton : Arsenal win
- Aston Villa - Ports: Draw
- Bolton - Blackburn : Draw
- Fulham - Sunderland : Sunderland win
- Liverpool - Wigan : Liverpool win

Dan

4 from 5...for Sunderland I was too optimistic.

I also had Sunderland for a win

Dan wrote:For Middlesbrough home games with Moon in Gemini we have: 63% Lose,22% Draw and 13% Win.
This explains why Middlesbrough is losing big time.
I will try to apply this logic to other games and see what is the output

Now that's really interesting. Have you tested it out on some other games yet?

Susie wrote:I gather you got 1 point Ficina?

Yes, just the 1 point for Chelsea. I was miles out with the score but I'd be very surprised if anybody got that right!

Gem, hope you are feeling better after ManU's 4-0 win

Ficina wrote: Now that's really interesting. Have you tested it out on some other games yet?

I'm doing some back testing now. The major drawback is that this analysis applies only for teams who spent some time in Premier League. For new promoted teams I have no data's to analyze.

I had to saty in bed all day yesterday especially after Boro got beaten by Chelsea 5-0 I noted this morning transiting Saturn was partile square my AC early Sat morning...

Gem, hope you are feeling better after ManU's 4-0 win Smile

Thanks Ficina, I'm a bit better today Good call on the Chelsea game Thanks also to Susie for your kind wishes and the suggestion of good remedies:)

Andrew wrote:Did we give Chelsea to the 7th? Lord of hour relates to the 7th by sign. Could be that both luminaries angular proved the chart radical, particularly Moon opposite ascendant, which is very online.

I'm reluctant to give Chelsea the underdogs' position as they were hardly underdogs! The idea of angular luminaries favouring the AC is intersting... as I've noted before that anglur Moon is usully good for faves. I don't know about Moon opp AC being online though??

Astrology doesn't seem to work generally for the games involving odss-on-faves. The games which didn't involve them all ended in 0-0, duly reflecting the Moon's close applying square to Saturn. While in the games with the Top Four, we saw 5 goals at the Riverside, 4 goals at Emirates, 5 goals at Anfield and 4 goals at Old Traford

Dan
Your data-based method seems to be working well. 4 out of 5, that's pretty good

Hull - WestHam, Sunday Oct 19. 15.00 BST
Asc 21CP04 MC 27SC45 Moon 1CN24 POF 25VI54

The game is played on Sunday in the hour of Venus.
Seeing that the chart is radical by triplicity and the Lady of the 4th is in the Midheaven, I suggest the game may end a draw?

I have AC at 24 Cap 3 and MC at 0 Sag 13 (KC Stadium: 53n44 0w22)

Chart is radical and Venus(Hour ruler) is on the MC. The moon isn't making any aspect within 5,6 degs. I'll go for Hull.

Chart is radical and Venus(Hour ruler) is on the MC. The moon isn't making any aspect within 5,6 degs. I'll go for Hull

Me too!

Gem, this is yet an example of where my software has the wrong lat. long.
My machine gave me 2W15. I can see that is wrong!
I stick with the draw. Venus is still culiminating and disposes Mercury L4.

Stoke - Tottenham 16.00 BST
Asc 16AQ36 MC 12SG39 Mo 2CN00 POF 22LI00

The game is played in the hour of Mercury. Mercury is mutual reception with Saturn, lord of the ascendant. Saturn receives the trine of Jupiter, L10. I go with Stoke.

Stoke up 1-0 after 19 minutes.
There's only 3 games being played in the premiership and championship today and they all follow the same pattern: first a card early in the match and then a home goal! A red card in both the SheffieldU-SheffieldW game and between Stoke-Tottenham!

Hooray for Gem and SusieN!

Hull Won 1-0!
Thank you Gem for checking the calculations. I didn't stand a chance.

If Hull had been 2 degrees further West, Michael Turner would probably have kicked the ball and sent it wide!!!!

Three cheers for Stoke 2-1 over Spurs!