Superpools winners - Saturday 29 January 2005 (week 27)

* Winning prizes are subject to re-scrutiny

Total prize money - '7438.40

Pool 1 (Highest home scores) - 16 goals

The final winners of January are about to be revealed. Mr Leatherland of Wythenshawe, Mr McGurrin of York, Mr Quinlan of Welham Green, Mr Jones of Ruthin, Mr Baldwin of Buxton, Mr Hopkinson of Moston, Mr Stevenson of Tyldesley, Mrs Kemp, also of Wythenshawe, Mrs Moore of Oldham, Miss Neylon of Swinton and a Rochdale lady each win '140.

Pool 2 (Highest away scores) - 11 goals

A magnificent seven winners this time. Mr Duckett from Bury, Mrs Bezer of Droylsden, Mr Breakall of Cleethorpes, Mrs Fairchild of Oldham, Ms Wilson of Salford, Mr Beddow of Shrewsbury and Mrs Cheeseman of Bolton all share '150.

Pool 3 (Highest Aggregate Scores) - 22 goals

Jake Ainsworth of Ramsbottom, Mrs Field of Heywood, Mr Saunders of Wythenshawe, H Forde of Wilmslow and a Rochdale lady each win '308.

Pool 4 (Lowest aggregate scores) - 1 goals (random draw forced)

Mrs Taylor of Stockport, Mrs Garfield of Droitwich, I Lees of Salford and Mr Halton of Withington all share '150.

Pool 5 (Highest Scoring Draws) - 12 goals

Neighbouring districts to the West of Manchester are the home of our winning duo here. Mrs Heyes of Irlam and Mrs Kelly of Cadishead win '770 each.

Pool 6 (Highest homes to nil) - 14 goals (random draw forced)

Mr Collier of Ashton-Under-Lyne, Mr Thomas of Moston, Mrs Field of Middleton, Mr Lea of Astley, Mr Stewart of Dunstable, Mr Lawton of Worsley and a Timperley lady all share '150.

Pool 7 (Lucky numbers)

The lucky dozen were Darren Byrne of Audenshaw, Mrs Robinson of Ardwick, Mr Heywood of Gorton, Miss Carney of Salford, Miss Walker of Burnage, David Tweddle of Eccles, Mrs Band of Wythenshawe, Mrs Aaron of Tyldesley, Mr Brett of Flixton, Mrs Turner of Bolton, Mrs Bourke of Widnes and Mr Percival of Barnoldswick; they each win '140.

Superpools is promoted by the Manchester United Development Association, raising funds for stadium improvements and children's hospitals.

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