Here is some client code for some sports software:

   // Create some teams, with different names
   Team t1 = new Team("CompSci Utd");
   Team t2 = new Team("Physics Foulers");
   Team t3 = new Team("Maths XI");
   // Create some fixtures, specifying home team & away team respectively
   Fixture f1 = new Fixture(t1, t2);
   Fixture f2 = new Fixture(t3, t1);
   Fixture f3 = new Fixture(t2, t3);
   // After f1 & f3 have been played, set the scores by specifying
   // home team goals & away team goals respectively. (f2 hasn't 
   // been played yet, so no score is provided.)
   f1.setScore(4, 1);
   f3.setScore(2, 2);
   // Display the fixtures and the teams
   System.out.println(f1);
   System.out.println(f2);
   System.out.println(f3);
   System.out.println(t1);
   System.out.println(t2);
   System.out.println(t3);

A team scores 3 points for each fixture that it wins and 1 point for each 
fixture in which it draws. Hence, the output from the above would be as 
follows:

   CompSci Utd 4 Physics Foulers 1
   Maths XI - CompSci Utd -
   Physics Foulers 2 Maths XI 2
   CompSci Utd: 3
   Physics Foulers: 1
   Maths XI: 1

Write the Team and Fixture class definitions accordingly.